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Michael, Daniel, and Joseph Todd were the triplets on "My Three Sons"
The television series My Three Sons ran on ABC and later CBS between 1960 and 1972. It was the second-longest-running TV show of its era, with 12 seasons. Ozzie and Harriet were number one with 14 seasons.
By Cheryl E Preston5 months ago in Geeks
Witch City Community Theatre To Debut Three Original Plays
Do you like theater? Want to see a new play? Want to see three new plays in Salem? Mark your calendars, The Witch City Community Theatre (WCCT) invites audiences to its New Brew Theatre Festival, which will premiere three original plays by local playwrights.
By Marielle Sabbag5 months ago in Geeks
10 Things to Know About 'Best Defense' (1984)
There are numerous misconceptions about Best Defense, notable but not entirely wrong. The role played by Eddie Murphy was grafted onto the movie following poor test screenings in early 1984 but Murphy was signed to appear in Best Defense way before his role was beefed up so that producers could pretend that he’d co-starred with Dudley Moore.
By Movies of the 80s5 months ago in Geeks
The Apothecary Under the waves with the Demon Doctor
The road to the port grew harder underfoot the farther Maomao walked. The packed dirt of the village gave way to stonier paths as the land sloped gently downward. The air cooled by degrees, each breath tasting more sharply of salt and seaweed. Gulls cried somewhere ahead, their harsh voices overlapping with the dull boom of waves against rock.
By Sun Pirate Essasys5 months ago in Geeks
Book Review: "A Hidden History of the Tower of London" by John Paul Davis (Pt. 4)
Chapter 10 showcases exactly how far Henry VIII goes in his paranoia. John Paul Davis implies that the King, now more paranoid after the death of Anne Boleyn is on the lookout far more often, is far more willing to send people to the Tower and to have them executed. People were forced to confess, even if they had not actually done anything wrong themselves, but knew people who did - some were even complete fabrications under torture. This is also where the Medieval form of hanging, drawing and quartering became a lot more fashionable. The author shows the King becoming more and more violent and so, we are obviously going to concentrate on individual executions.
By Annie Kapur5 months ago in Geeks
The Boys Season 5
We are about to hit the halfway point for this final season of The Boys. So far we have only mentioned the Gen V kids but there are nowhere to be seen. That is certainly a narrative choice that is going to potentially make this show a giant waste of time but I suppose we will see.
By Alexandrea Callaghan5 months ago in Geeks
The Hidden Story Behind Jellycat’s Global Madness
The Soft Revolution Nobody Took Seriously At first glance, they look harmless—almost absurd. A smiling strawberry. A soft crocodile. A loaf of bread with tiny eyes and a permanent grin. But walk into the world of Jellycat, and something strange begins to happen. People don’t just look at these plush toys. They react to them.
By Story Prism5 months ago in Geeks
"Michael" (2026) Celebrates a Passionate Tribute
Believe in your dreams. "Michael" is a 2026 biopic on Michael Jackson’s rise to fame in his career. From his time in the Jackson 5 under his father’s domineering demands, Jackson slowly builds his own career on the stage. As he is a success onstage, stresses build up in his life.
By Marielle Sabbag5 months ago in Geeks
The Valley Season 3 Episode 5 Recap: The Hive Mentality
Brittany’s pool party redo is supposed to reset the group, but “The Hive Mentality” spends most of its time proving that nobody here knows how to reset anything. Janet wants a fresh start. Kristen and Luke can barely get through a conversation without someone feeling cornered. Jesse is trying to move forward with Lacy while his divorce is still hanging over him. And somehow Zack ends up being the closest thing this group has to a licensed professional. I’m sorry, but he’s the only one making sense. Go to couples therapy. Please.
By Zuleika Boekhoudt5 months ago in Geeks
Will 'Avengers: Doomsday' Be Steve Rogers' Fault? 10 Greatest Mistakes Made By Heroes In The MCU
Fans attending this year's CinemaCon were treated to an exclusive first-look trailer for the upcoming MCU blockbuster Avengers: Doomsday. As others eagerly await a wider released trailer (to follow the four existing character teasers), speculation on the film's plot has once again ramped up. One of the most prominent recent theories is that the increase in Multiversal Incursions, the biggest and most dangerous recurring issue of the Multiverse Saga, may have been inadvertently caused by Steve Rogers' decision to go back and have a life with Peggy Carter at the end of Avengers: Endgame.
By Kristy Anderson5 months ago in Geeks
Gheorghe A. Iordachi on Romanian Wikipedia, Moldovan Cyrillic, Knowledge Gaps, and Editor Safety
Gheorghe A. Iordachi is a Moldovan Wikipedian and Romanian Wikipedia contributor whose involvement began at age 15 after discovering the former Moldovan-language Wikipedia written in Cyrillic. Initially drawn in through curiosity about his hometown’s brief article, he became part of a volunteer community focused on building Romanian-language knowledge. His work reflects interests in language, digital public knowledge, neutrality, contributor communities, and the challenges of documenting Moldova, Romania, and underrepresented subjects online for global readers today.
By Scott Douglas Jacobsen5 months ago in Geeks
