A few days back, Mindy Kaling (The Mindy Project) hosted a two-part press conference in Los Angeles for “Star Wars: The Force Awakens.”
In part one, Mindy speaks with J.J. Abrams, Daisey Ridley, Adam Driver, Lupita Nyong’o, Carrie Fisher and screenwriter Lawrence Kadsan.
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A new “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” Chinese trailer was released a few days back showing a bunch of new footage, some of which may be more than what people may want to see at this point. So before you watch it, I’ll just say this…
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I’m an occasional watcher of “Saturday Night Live,” but I usually only tune in if they have an interesting guest hosting that week. And unfortunately, I do find myself fast-forwarding through big chunks of the show. I’ll watch the opening guest monologue and weekend update most of the way through. But a lot of the comedy sketches can be cringe-inducing.
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Four years after the end of the Original Star Trek Series (1966-69), Paramount commissioned “Star Trek: The Animated Series (1973-74) to run Saturday mornings on NBC, with the first episode debuting September 8, 1973.
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During last night’s “American Music Awards” the first full clip from “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” was shown. Though short, it does give us a slice of action involving the characters of Rey and Finn, with the droid BB-8 trailing behind.
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The Villain ‘King Shark’ made his way to the CW’s “The Flash” this past Tuesday in the episode entitled “The Fury of Firestorm.”
The graphics were actually quite good for a small screen show. So much so, that the folks over at “The Flash” said that this scene was about all they could afford to do. So don’t get your hopes up on seeing a lot more of this fishy villain. Though I would be quite disappointed if he didn’t pop up again at some point in the series run.
And that being said, I think it goes without saying…
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As every single geek on the globe knows, it’s “Back to the Future” Day today! In “Back to the Future Part II” Doc, Marty, and Jennifer arrive in the future on October 21, 2015 at 4:29pm. Since they came from 1985, that’s a full thirty years ahead for them. And for the rest of us, well, it’s our present. And we had to get here the slow way. Boy, I felt every day of that!
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So what would it actually be like if Doc and Marty came to this 2015 instead of the movie (Back to the Future Part II) 2015? Well, I’m guessing they would be greatly disappointed. It’s just not as much fun as their future. I mean, technology did advance, but just not to those levels. And the world is not exactly in great shape right now. If only our biggest problem was Biff.
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Back around the time that “Back to the Future II” came out you were able to join the “Back to the Future” fan club. What you received for your $9.95 was a full year of the “Back to the Future” magazine (4 quarterly issues), a patch, some stickers, a pencil, a mini-poster, an 8×10 photo, a membership card, and a kick in the ass! (Okay, I made the kick in the ass one up. It was other fan clubs that usually offered that one).
So a week before Ridley Scott’s “The Martian” came out I felt the need to read the Andy Weir’s book of the same name for which the movie was based. I only heard good things about it and those things were correct. I got through the novel in two days. The science jargon was a bit heavy, but I’m sure that people not as dumb as I enjoyed it immensely.
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