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It's The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown 2021 television schedule
It's The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown premiered in 1966 on CBS and aired every year since until 2020. If ever there was a time when television viewers needed this gem of a special it was during the pandemic. There was an outcry from fans of the cartoon who counted on watching the annual classic every October. The Great Pumpkin is a ritual and although it's available online, on DVD and Blue Ray it's not the same. How dare the television executives decide to change a 6 decades old tradition that means so much to so many.
Cheryl E PrestonPublished about 4 hours ago in Geeks
Money Heist
Introduction Spoiler Alert: This story contains season 5 spoilers I wasn't expecting Netflix to release Money Heist Season 5 until December 2021. Of course I had seen the trailer and build-up for the season 5 release and guessed they would release the entire season at once. I was pleasantly surprised to log on and see season 5 trending. Netflix's ingenious plan to release season 5 in two parts is a great suspense builder and guys if part one is anything to go by, part two will be epic
Imabong FaminuPublished a day ago in Geeks
8 Reasons Why ‘Friends’ Was Such an Unrealistic TV Show
I loved “Friends.” Let me start with that. In fact, in the late 1990s and early 2000s, it was my favorite comedy show. Every week I would look forward to the latest episode, and I would record them and rewatch them many times.
Edward JohnPublished 2 days ago in Geeks
7 Things to Know About Squid Game's HoYeon Jung
All anyone has been talking about recently is the newly released Korean thriller/drama Squid Game. With its Hunger Games-esque plot, mixed with incredible acting and action, the show has grabbed the attention of Netflix viewers all over the globe. The show is even close to becoming the most popular series on Netflix of all time.
Geri Chan-BlackburnPublished 3 days ago in Geeks
A complete rewatch: One Tree Hill
Episode fifteenth of One Tree Hill, season one, entitled Suddenly Everything Has Changed, largely revolves around the aftermath of Lucas' accident. He is out of the hospital now, though unsure whether he is going to fully recover and play basketball again. He chooses to break up with Brooke, who is devoted as always, but hasn't told her it's because he would rather be in a relationship with her best friend Peyton. Keith is still estranged from Karen's life, and their relationship comes to a halt. In the meantime, the fight for Nathan's custody intensifies as he discovers he has the right to choose which parent he would rather live with.
Spring Broken: Helluva Boss Episode 3
spoilers ahead. I will be talking about what happens and how it ends Spring Broken When it comes to parenting it is important to show love and affection. Something Blitzo does every single time Loona is around In the pilot episode we come to learn she is Blitzo’s adopted daughter.
stephanie borgesPublished 4 days ago in Geeks
Byron did not deserve all this.
A different world is a spinoff of The Cosby show that was based on the college life and experiences of Denise Huxtable (played by Lisa Bonet)at Hillman College. This was so for the first season of the show but the attention moved with Lisa Bonet leaving the show and Denise taking a break from college.
'Vive AkughaPublished 4 days ago in Geeks
Villainess Review: Valerie Cooley (The Equalizer)
I had never seen the original Equalizer series, but I had heard about it for a while. I did, however, watch both Equalizer films starring Denzel Washington, so I wasn't too unaware when I heard news about a reboot series. I was definitely in; even more so when I learned that Queen Latifah would be playing the titular role: Robyn McCall. The series premiered after CBS' coverage of Super Bowl LV on February 7, 2021, and it would be two weeks later that we would be treated with the appearance of the series' first villainess. First, the setting.
Clyde E. DawkinsPublished 5 days ago in Geeks
Best and Worst Episodes of Hey Arnold!
October 7, 2021 will mark the 25th anniversary of Hey Arnold! Here’s a look back at some of the best and worst episodes of the series:
Shamona PretzPublished 5 days ago in Geeks
Thoughts on Pom Arthun
Pom Arthun is a ghost drama that came out in the year 2020 that I stumbled upon very recently. I managed to get to episode 7 but I think I may be near calling it quits.
Bianca WilsonPublished 7 days ago in Geeks
A Complete Rewatch: One Tree Hill
I Shall Believe, the fourteenth episode of One Tree Hill, centres around what happens straight after Lucas' and Keith's car accident. They both are in the hospital, and Lucas, after surgery, is plunged into a coma with his friends and family by his side, waiting for him to wake up. Karen has come back home from Italy and is surprised and destabilised when she finds her son in a hospital bed, with a tattoo and a girlfriend she has never met before. She is also upset as it transpires that Keith consumed alcohol before driving to the airport to meet her.
Netflix’s “Midnight Mass”: A Monster with a Message
I’m a horror girl. I grew up on teen slashers. I’m always excited when Netflix releases something new in that genre and they have been going in some interesting directions lately. While I still think “The Haunting of Hill House” is their best attempt at a high quality intellectual horror series to date, “The Haunting of Bly Manor” which came after it was certainly not without its merits and “Midnight Mass” - the newest installment in the genre from the same creator, Mike Flanagan - did not leave me disappointed, either. As I delve into what’s great about it, as well as some of its issues, please beware of spoilers.
Yana AleksPublished 10 days ago in Geeks
