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Netflix Officially Dethroned As Top Streaming Service Thanks To 'The Mandalorian'
It's undeniable that cable TV is going the way of the dinosaurs. With its high prices and oceans of useless channels that you're paying for, streaming services have exploded in popularity over the last decade plus. The undeniable juggernaut of the industry is Netflix. Since it exploded in popularity in 2007, it has dominated the streaming industry, helped along by having such megahit shows as The Office as part of its library. While new streaming services did pop up, such as HBO Max, Shudder, and Hulu, Netflix was still the leader of them all.
By Culture Slate6 years ago in Geeks
Dick Van Dyke Helps Inspire Marvel's WandaVision Creators
WandaVision is Marvel Cinematic Universe's new sitcom streaming on Disney Plus that will deliver a new style of entertainment to Marvel fans and, quite frankly, fans who have no idea what Marvel is. The show takes place in a post-Avengers: Endgame timeline and will follow Elizabeth Olsen's Wanda Maximoff and Paul Bettany's Vision. The series takes you on a journey with Wanda and Vision as they move and live suburban lives. The show begins as a typical 1950's sitcom, but the couple navigates through different periods of the '60s and '70s.
By The Nerd Habit6 years ago in Geeks
Amazon's Highly-Anticipated Lord Of The Rings Series Has New Details - Official Synopsis Excites Fans . Top Story - January 2021.
Three years ago, Amazon announced their multi-billion dollar plans for a much-anticipated The Lord Of The Rings TV series. Fans worldwide rejoiced at the news that there will be more Middle Earth tales, more hobbits, more goblins, and more fantasy adventures. The excitement of a new The Lord Of The Rings TV series grew with the news that there would be five seasons, each season with a $1 billion budget.
By The Nerd Habit6 years ago in Geeks
WENDY WILLIAMS: THE MOVIE
Wendy Williams: The Movie airs JANUARY 30th at 8/7C starring Ciera Payton and Morocco Omari. Talk show host Wendy Williams executive produces the biopic on her life which she authorized revealing the high and low points she has experienced throughout the years. Renowned media Queen and Mogul Wendy Williams as of late has been a hot topic and now is about to drop a hot movie.
By Tammy Reese6 years ago in Geeks
All The Sitcoms That Will Be Referenced In 'WandaVision'
We're now less than a week away from the premiere of WandaVision, the first of the new MCU TV series, on Disney +. At this point, it is well known that the series will draw inspiration from classic sitcoms, moving through the decades in each episode, before eventually evolving into a full MCU movie scenario.
By Kristy Anderson6 years ago in Geeks
Call Me Kat
I have preferred absorbing stories to going out for as long as I can remember. Creating alliances with my mom to not, under any circumstances, approve any social outings. She, fellow homebody, always induldged this request. Instead I spent weekends and summers opting to stay in with books, movies, and TV shows. This means, in essence, I've watched a lot of TV.
By Christine Hollermann6 years ago in Geeks
How The Mandalorian is supposed to be the opposite to Darth Vader
From someone who grow up with the star wars franchise in all its shape and forms, including playing with plastic light sabers too watching the clone wars. even though i had grown with a and loved star wars, I knew deep down that it was always a over rated franchise with only a few, top level achievements, the best of which being empire strikes back. the Mandalorian is able to deliver a delightfully fresh new look at the galaxy from far far away, to show the audience what its truly like to be a character in the star wars universe, with no idea about the star wars universe. Confused? Let me explain.
By Joshua Hart6 years ago in Geeks
Love classic TV? Binge-watch hundreds of episodes right now for free!
Since the advent of television, creators have produced a wide variety of shows and genres specifically tailored for the small screen. By the 1950s and ‘60s, the Golden Age of TV was clearly dawning, with some of the most memorable shows ever broadcast premiering within a few unforgettable decades of content.
By Chris Agee6 years ago in Geeks
My Top Three Animated Confirmed Cowards
Just about every action-adventure team--especially the funny ones--have at least one of them: the confirmed coward character. These turn-and-run guys, well, turn and run when danger strikes, but eventually come through for the team in the end. Here are my picks for the Top Three Animated Confirmed Cowards, in no particular order:
By D.K. Upshaw6 years ago in Geeks
