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Cartoon Characters Live in a Different Universe
Have you ever wondered how your favorite cartoon came to be? How one person or a team of people created it out of nothing? They got help, from the cartoons themselves. One person created this theory in the year of 2005 in Santa Fe, New Mexico, under the name of Roxanna Clay. Roxanna was on a team of four people, and they wanted to create a new cartoon that would be popular for young kids to watch. One of her co-workers, with an undisclosed name, went missing for over a week. He was supposed to be with the team brainstorming ideas the entire week. When he came back, he suddenly had an astonishing idea that everyone loved the moment he proposed it.
By Breann Elizabeth8 years ago in Geeks
Why 'One Punch Man' Is Worth Watching
One Punch Man is an anime show based upon Saitama and the issues that he faces as one of the most powerful superheroes in the universe. Compared to other characters that we normally see and that are depicted in movies and cartoons, Saitama is not exceptional in many ways. He's bald, wears a yellow and red suite with a white cape and looks very, well, underwhelming. What he does possess is super strength and the ability to finish any conflict with a single punch, usually with minimal effort.
By Steven Altman8 years ago in Geeks
'Game of Thrones': Who's Likely to Die in Season 8?
As Game of Thrones fans know by now, the Emmy-winning HBO fantasy series has no qualms killing off popular and unpopular characters alike when one least expects it. Still, the death count in its seventh season was relatively tame considering that only three main characters met their demise, namely Queen Olenna Tyrell, Littlefinger, and Viserion (RIP all).
By Marguerita Tan8 years ago in Geeks
'Blue Bloods' Returns for Its 9th Season as Polished as Ever
WARNING: THIS POST CONTAINS SPOILERS FROM THE SEASON 9 PREMIERE OF BLUE BLOODS Blue Bloods has been a ratings grabber since it premiered in 2010, and over eight seasons, it has taken viewers on a roller coaster ride of emotion, action, humor, romance, and drama. So fans were expecting nothing less than the best when Season 9 premiered on September 28th.
By The Television Time Capsule8 years ago in Geeks
My Top 6 Hulu Binges
Netflix is virtually synonymous with "streaming service," but it is by no means not the only one out there. I don't even have Netflix, but I do have Hulu. For $7.99/mo you can watch with limited commercials (between 0 and 4 per break, depending on the popularity of the show) or $11.99/mo for no commercials. (You can also add on HBO or Showtime packages.) I like Hulu better than Netflix for watching TV shows because I can watch most as they air rather than waiting until the season is finished and Netflix to pick it up. I can usually also binge watch old seasons until I am caught up. Here are some of my favorites on Hulu right now.
By Crysta Coburn8 years ago in Geeks
A Second Serving Please!
In the last year, Netflix has impressed us by bringing new and remastered anime and live-action shows from Japan. Among the socially-realistic Aggretsuko and the disappointing Death Note movie, this live-action adaptation of Kodoku no Gourmet is sure to give you a mouth-watering story you would want seconds of. Translated as Samurai Gourmet, it tells the retired life of a man who rediscovers the joys of life and observes the many ways he could change his attitude towards others by thinking of what a lone samurai would do. It is a heart-warming series that would make you want to try Japanese cuisine for yourself.
By Kyla Green8 years ago in Geeks
