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My Top 7 "Other" Hanna-Barbera Cartoon Families
Arguably two of the most famous Hanna-Barbera animated cartoon shows are "The Flintstones"and "The Jetsons". The former is known as TV's first primetime cartoon show aimed at adults, premiering in 1960 and running through 1966, with countless Saturday Morning spinoffs and specials. The latter, debuting in 1962, only lasted a season in primetime before being rerun in kidvid hours for decades and, in the Eighties, having new episodes added for a proper syndication package and inspiring a movie with pop star Tiffany replacing Janet Waldo as the voice of Judy Jetson.
By D.K. Upshaw6 years ago in Geeks
Killing Eve Season 3: An Episode-By-Episode Breakdown of my favourite Villanelle scenes
This article contains spoilers from Season 3 of Killing Eve. The hit series Killing Eve concluded its third season at the end of May and if you looked at me closely during the finale, I can actually pinpoint the exact moment where my heart broke in two.
By Ghezal Amiri6 years ago in Geeks
Alan Bennett’s Talking Heads – A Review of the Original Monologues
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused most of Britain’s TV shows to suspend shooting for months, but provided opportunities for smaller, more intimate entertainment which can be made under social distancing restrictions. One of the most notable TV series to be created in this new climate is a remake of Alan Bennett’s TV series Talking Heads, which began airing this week. The original Talking Heads consisted of a set of monologues between 30 and 50 minutes long – the first series of six monologues aired in 1987, and a second aired in 1998. They have been remade with an all-star cast including Jodie Comer, Imelda Staunton, Martin Freeman and Tamsin Greig. These monologues were shot on vacated EastEnders sets, with cast and crew sticking carefully to social distancing regulations. Of the twelve original monologues, ten will air – “A Cream Cracker Under the Settee” and “Waiting for the Telegram” (which both starred Thora Hird as elderly women facing up to their impending deaths) are not included, due to the touchy subject matter and the creative team being unable to use cast members over 70. However, the gap has been filled by two new monologues called “The Shrine” and “An Ordinary Woman”, which were written by Bennett last year.
By Rtotalmagic6 years ago in Geeks
'Greenleaf': Highlights from Premiere of Final Season
The fifth and final season of Greenleaf premieres on Tuesday, June 23, 2020 on OWN. The first episode gave viewers a lot to look forward to during the rest of the season. The premiere began with reminders of what each member of the Greenleaf family was dealing with at the end of Season 4. Then the series quickly moved into possible solutions to their personal problems as well as to problems concerning their Memphis megachurch.
By Margaret Minnicks6 years ago in Geeks
The fall of the impractical jokers crew
I’ve always been a very opinionated person made even more so with the fact I have autism (aspergris specifically) and while many people hated me for it but I found this website and a chance to do my dream. so with that where do I begin with this, first off I may be a minority here but I DONT think the impractical jokers are funny anymore, I mean they were hilarious in there early shows, but as time went on they just devolved.
By DillionCarter6 years ago in Geeks
4 Major Lessons We All Should Take From 'Love, Victor'
Hulu is stepping into the spotlight regarding its array of LGBTQ+ content and its latest offering comes as the continuation of the 2018 movie, Love, Simon. With Love, Victor, we follow a new character as he enters Simon's old high school a few years later. Similar themes of sexual identity hover over the show, but it serves as a solid follow-up to a groundbreaking major motion picture featuring, for the first time, a gay teen romance.
By Jenika Enoch6 years ago in Geeks
Top 10 TV Series Download Sites 2020
We all enjoy entertainment; however, when it cost comes into play, several people manage to escape and discover alternative options. Furthermore, there remains the difficulty of high premium costs, and reduced connection problems may, sometimes, not allow you to download tv series.
By shuvam dutta6 years ago in Geeks
Five must-see "old school" shows on Netflix
So anyone who knows me, knows I love classic anything. I mean, classic books, music, movies, shows. But for the purposes of this list, I wanted to keep it as simple as possible. There are five shows on Netflix that are either actually retro or are older than three years ago that you should definitely take the time to watch.
By Lea Wilson 6 years ago in Geeks
