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The Andy Griffith Show: The 3 Ben Weavers and 2 Floyd Lawsons
The Andy Griffith Show remains popular The Andy Griffith Show remains popular after over 60 years of never being off the air. Some fans may not realize that there were were three men who portrayed department store owner Ben Weaver and two different actors who played the town barber Floyd Lawson.
By Cheryl E Preston4 months ago in Geeks
Mary Ingalls gave Bobby Brady his first kiss
The 100th episode of The Brady Bunch titled Never Too Young focused on the youngest Brady boy, Bobby (Mike Lookinland). He is having trouble understanding why his older brothers, Greg (Barry Williams) and Peter (Christopher Knight) would rather kiss girls instead of playing ball with him.
By Cheryl E Preston4 months ago in Geeks
'House Of The Dragon': The Solution To Rhaenyra's Rat Problem Has A Surprisingly Big Impact In 'Game Of Thrones'
WARNING! SPOILERS for House of The Dragon 3x04, 'Tumbleton'. Ever since taking back her rightful place on the Iron Throne in the second episode of House of the Dragon's third season, Queen Rhaenyra Targaryen has been dealing with a persistent rat problem in the Red Keep. Alyn of Hull, the illegitimate son of Lord Corlys Velaryon, offers a surprisingly simple solution that, unbeknownst to either Alyn or Rhaenyra, ultimately has a big impact on the future of Westeros.
By Kristy Anderson4 months ago in Geeks
The Odyssey Left Me Scratching My Head
I love Greek mythology, and I have for a very long time. I’ve read The Iliad and The Odyssey, some other works like The Oresteia and Metamorphoses, retellings like The Song of Achilles and Circe, and I’ve read every single Percy Jackson book there is. I’ve studied ancient history both in school and on my own time. I was known to include allusions to Grecian history in nearly all my writing back in high school. All of that is to say that when it comes to Greek mythology I know my way around the tales.
By caitodoesstuff4 months ago in Geeks
Gloucester Stage Unfolds the Secrets of "Betrayal"
Everybody knows. The world knows. Gloucester Stage presents “Betrayal,” a 1978 play written by Harold Pinter. It tells the story of Emma, Jerry, and Robert, whose lives become entangled through an affair. Told in reverse chronological order, the story unfolds how it happened and the emotional weight it bears on the group.
By Marielle Sabbag4 months ago in Geeks
North Shore Players "A Midsummer Night's Dream:" Magic Beneath the Sky
Are the woods a stage this evening? North Shore Players (NSP) is currently staging William Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” outdoors. The play centers on lovers in a quarrel, mechanicals putting on a play, and fairies causing mischief. Their chaotic night results in love affairs, conflicts, and reconciliation in an enchanted forest.
By Marielle Sabbag4 months ago in Geeks
10 More Times Rotten Tomatoes and I Disagreed
***Disclaimer*** Once again, I will be ranking these movies in the following manner: The greater the divide between Rotten Tomatoes and I, the higher up on the list (referring to the critic's score, not the audience score). I will also show Rotten Tomatoes' score for each film in addition to my score (next to the film title).
By Maddy Newt4 months ago in Geeks










