I really enjoyed the animated “Star Wars: The Clone Wars” series. That show was definitely better than the live-action prequel films that preceded it. And I’m really digging “Star Wars Rebels” as well.
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“Electra Woman and Dyna Girl” was a female superhero program that was part of the Krofft Supershow back in the ‘70’s. It starred Diedra Hall as Electra Woman and Judy Strangis as her faithful sidekick Dyna Girl. When not fighting crime, they were known as Lori and Judy, magazine reporters. Essentially, the show was a take on the ‘60’s TV version of “Batman.”
Today came the second season trailer for “Star Wars Rebels.” I wasn’t sure if I was going to watch the first season, even though I really enjoyed its predecessor “The Clone Wars” (which happened to be light years better than the live-action prequels). But I decided to give it a fair shake. And I loved it right out of the gate. The stories are extremely well done and they came up with some really compelling characters.
Did you catch the awesome live stream of the cast of “Justifed” at the Paley Center in Beverly Hills, California tonight? Or maybe you were even there. Well, if you missed it, you can watch it HERE. The embed doesn’t seem to work for some reason.
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“Mad Men” premiered on July 19, 2007 and is one of those shows that you either love or bored to death by. It’s not an action show or a comedy. It’s a slow moving drama. A period piece. Basically a soap opera. But not the kind of soap opera that spawns evil twins or visits that amnesia well. It’s based in reality and portrays real people with real problems. And since it’s based in the 60’s, it presents us with a bit of a history lesson on what those times looked liked and the struggles people had to endure when things were a bit more repressed (and smoked a whole lot more).
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There is no question that the CW show “The Flash” has been hitting it out of the ballpark all season long. It’s my personal new favorite show of the TV season. And I think the reason for that is because they seemed to have found the right balance of ‘stand-along villain of the week’ and their compelling season long-arc. Of course, add to that a mix of both good casting and great special effects.
A couple of clips have appeared online for season 5 of “Game of Thrones.” Several behind the scenes featurettes have also been released. This new season will premiere on HBO on April 12th and will consist again of a total of 10 episodes.
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Did you know that Harrison Ford played Indiana Jones not four but five times? If you are a die-hard fan, then you know exactly what I’m talking about. But for other casual observer, you may not know about this little forgotten gem.
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The “Arrow” and “The Flash” did panels at this years PaleyFest in Los Angeles this past Saturday. I’ve included both presentations below in case you missed the live streaming. But what you won’t see in the panels are the sizzle reels with new scenes for upcoming episodes that the live audience got to see.
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I know this is a little late, but on February 15 “The Simpsons” did a “Jetsons” parody right after their opening credits for the episode “My Fare Lady.” Strangely, it was if they had two opening credit sequences. I would have made this their main one in a different episode. But in any case, I found it very amusing. I love the “Futurama” reference (with Bender) at the end.
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