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Addiction in TV: The Awful and the Accurate
There’s a handful of topics that TV shows go to when they need to inject a healthy dose of drama into the lives of their characters. Some of them are a little more abused and trope-ish than others. Women will be abused by men. Someone will get killed off. Someone will get hooked on drugs.
By Lynne Rush8 years ago in Geeks
Official Artwork for 2019's 'Star Twinkle Precure' Revealed
Precure is a franchise you may not have heard about, but Glitter Force may ring a bell or two. Using Precure, Saban created an animated franchise aimed at girls, where young heroines would use their powers to fight the forces of evil. Essentially it is a Power Rangers for the younger female audiences. While Glitter Force is relatively new, Precure has been running for 15 years and 2019 marks the 16th team of magical heroines fighting to save the world, and perhaps this time the universe. A few months ago the title, "Star Twinkle Precure", was revealed along with the themes stars and art for the heroines to embody.
By Craig Arnott8 years ago in Geeks
Pop Culture Guy Episode 13: Top 10 Things I've Binge Watched
Having binged on so many things since 2014, this episode had me do a top ten list, along with some honorable mentions, of what I've seen. Keep in mind that this was made over two years ago, and thus I've seen way more things since then so maybe one day I'll do a followup video with another top ten.
By Daniel Brizuela8 years ago in Geeks
10 Litchfield Inmates That We Wonder What Landed Them Behind Bars
Over the six seasons of Netflix's ever-popular prison-drama, Orange is the New Black, we have met dozens of inmates, prison staff, and civilians each with their own unique route that took them to Litchfield. In nearly every episode of the show, a character is focused on and how they ended up at Litchfield or key parts that led them there are revealed. We have seen all sorts, from classic murder, fake drug dealing and even shaking some bells around a police officer. But, not all the characters have had their past revealed. This article will look at the 10 characters we wish we had seen more of in true Litchfield style.
By Craig Arnott8 years ago in Geeks
Five 'How I Met Your Mother' Details You Missed
It feels as though it was only yesterday How I Met Your Mother bowed out from television. We understand Ted couldn’t keep on telling his kids this long-winded story for much longer, but for nine years the show stayed consistently strong, humorous and entertaining as we patiently waited for the reveal of how Ted met his soulmate and mother of his children. Since the show in its entirety has been uploaded onto Netflix it has given us the enjoyment of binge-watching the series to unravel details that were missed during the shows original run from 2005 to 2014.
By L. Franklin8 years ago in Geeks
What We Know About the Upcoming Seasons of 'American Crime Story' So Far
American Crime Story is a true crime anthology series that was developed by Scott Alexander and Larry Karaszewski, with Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk as executive producers. Its debut season, subtitled The People v. O. J. Simpson, aired on FX in early 2016. The season, based on the 1996 novel The Run of His Life: The People v. O. J. Simpson by Jeffrey Toobin, documented the infamous murder trial of football running back Orenthal James "O. J." Simpson, who was accused of stabbing his wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and her friend, Ron Goldman, to their deaths in 1994. Actor Cuba Gooding Jr. took on the role of O. J. himself, alongside other notable actors including Sarah Paulson as Marcia Clark, David Schwimmer as Robert Kardashian, John Travolta as Robert Shapiro, and many others.
By Anna Cheney8 years ago in Geeks
5 Reasons Why the WWE's Domestic Television Ratings Have Taken a Nosedive
First, an admission. I’m a 54 year-old male who’s been watching WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment) since it was the WWWF (World Wide Wrestling Federation) in the early 70s, when Bruno Sammartino and “Superstar” Billy Graham regularly sold out Madison Square Garden and arenas throughout the northeast.
By Joel Eisenberg8 years ago in Geeks
