TheButcher wrote:David Cross Confirms MR SHOW Will Film In March
dammit. it's too late to get his beard.
TheButcher wrote:David Cross Confirms MR SHOW Will Film In March
TheButcher wrote:Jimmy The Cab Driver - Today
Lord Voldemoo wrote:god dammit
TheBaxter wrote:TheButcher wrote:'Dating Naked' Contestant Sues After VH1 Showed Her Naked
even worse, they showed her dating.
Peven wrote:
TheBaxter wrote:Tales From The Darkside is returning, courtesy of Stephen King Jr.
i loved the original TftDs. i'm mostly excited with a little trepidation that it's coming back. the original series was hardly an untouchable classic, like any anthology, some ep's were better than others, but i definitely remember staying up late in middle school to watch these shows. i'm glad to see it's maintaining the anthology aspect. and cool that Joe Hill is producing, i seem to remember his father being involved in a couple pretty good ep's of the original series.
but.... this "reoccurring lead character" and the way it sounds like they're going to be tying all these eps together somehow leaves me a little worried. also seems like it will restrict them in what kind of stories they can do. and roberto orci as the other producer essentially cancels out whatever good will Joe Hill brings to the project.
still, i'll be giving it a watch. guess i'll have to finally figure out which of my local channels belongs to the CW now.
Aaron Couch wrote:The potential series is called Captain Cosmos and centers on a young science fiction writer living in 1949 at the dawn of the age of TV. The writer spends his time penning stories no one else would dare to write.
TheButcher wrote:George R.R. Martin Developing New HBO SeriesAaron Couch wrote:The potential series is called Captain Cosmos and centers on a young science fiction writer living in 1949 at the dawn of the age of TV. The writer spends his time penning stories no one else would dare to write.
TheBaxter wrote:TheButcher wrote:George R.R. Martin Developing New HBO SeriesAaron Couch wrote:The potential series is called Captain Cosmos and centers on a young science fiction writer living in 1949 at the dawn of the age of TV. The writer spends his time penning stories no one else would dare to write.
kinda like the last two GoT books he seemingly won't "dare to write" in favor of all this other crap? JUST WRITE THE FUCKIN BOOKS ALREADY!!!!
Gary Levin wrote:The furry Muppets are back on ABC in one of three new comedies the network ordered for next season late Thursday.
The network describes the new series as a "documentary-style" look that "explore(s) the Muppets' personal lives and relationships, bot at home and at work, as well as romances, breakups, achievements, disappointments, wants and desires." That's a tall order for a bunch of felt creatures, but it's in good hands: Bill Prady (The Big Bang Theory) is a co-writer and executive producer.
TheButcher wrote:‘The Alienist’ Lands Big Bucks Series Order From TNT
TNT has made a hefty series commitment to Paramount TV’s adaptation of Caleb Carr’s novel “The Alienist,” spearheaded by “True Detective’s” Cary Fukunaga and screenwriters Eric Roth and Hossein Amini.
Fievel wrote:I just wanted to say that the first couple episodes of Mr. Robot were awesome.
Might be my favorite summer show.
so sorry wrote:Fievel wrote:I just wanted to say that the first couple episodes of Mr. Robot were awesome.
Might be my favorite summer show.
Is it filled with silly technobabble and impossible "hacks" and whatnot?
Peven wrote:I'm just happy to see that Sepp is still alive. i felt a disturbance in the Force a while back and started to wonder....guess it was someone else drunkenly falling overboard into the Thames
Ribbons wrote:I've never actually seen the show, but I remember his "Dumb Starbucks" stunt from when it was in the news
Peven wrote:I'm just happy to see that Sepp is still alive. i felt a disturbance in the Force a while back and started to wonder....guess it was someone else drunkenly falling overboard into the Thames
TheButcher wrote:B Is for Broke: Why 'Sesame Street' Is Moving to HBO
Sesame Workshop has been operating at a loss in recent years ($11 million in 2014), and the new deal will allow it to deliver twice as much content, plus a Muppets spinoff.
Brian Lowry wrote:Few lives can sustain a two-hour documentary, but with “Walt Disney,” four doesn’t seem nearly enough. Filmmaker Sarah Colt paints a portrait that’s far more complex than the avuncular presence people came to know — or feel like they did — hosting those Sunday-night TV introductions for “The Wonderful World of Disney.” Here, Uncle Walt is described as a man who was “restless and driven,” and whose genius and tenacity left a towering legacy despite his less admirable qualities. Even those who are familiar with Disney will likely come away with renewed appreciation of his contributions, in a film that, despite a few drawbacks, captures his inextricable link with Americana.
Fievel wrote:I just wanted to say that the first couple episodes of Mr. Robot were awesome.
Might be my favorite summer show.
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