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Forgotten TV shows I still like – Covington Cross 1992

Forgotten TV shows I still like. In 1991, Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves was a mega-blockbuster, and the entertainment world went a little Robin Hood crazy for a bit. There was the grim and serious Robin Hood TV series starring … Continue reading

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Fantastic Friday: Big bang weary

Reading the Fantastic Four comics from the start. Our heroes continue to time travel in vol. 4 issue #6 legacy #617, so why not go all the way back in time? The Fantastic Four, along with Franklin and Valeria, are … Continue reading

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Forgotten TV shows I still like – Double Rush 1995

Forgotten TV shows I still like. Have you ever watched Cheers and thought, “What if they all had bicycles?” The creators of Double Rush must’ve had the same thought. Double Rush ran for 12 episodes with a 13th unaired one … Continue reading

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Fantastic Friday: Party down at the internet café

Reading the Fantastic Four comics from the start. Let’s catch up with the replacement team and the Future Foundation in FF #6. And let’s do it at the local internet café! The Fantastic Four’s year-long expedition through time and space … Continue reading

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Forgotten TV shows I still like – Alive From Off Center 1985-1992

Forgotten TV shows I still like. For this series, I’m trying to skip over things with cult followings in favor of true obscurities. With that in mind, here’s Alive From Off Center. I think we can agree that PBS programming … Continue reading

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Forgotten TV shows I still like – Key West 1993

The whirlwind success of Twin Peaks in 1990 begat Northern Exposure, about a quirky small town, this time without the murder and darkness. That series begat Key West, with the premise being, “Quirky small town, but Florida this time.” Seamus … Continue reading

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Fantastic Friday: Age of Oops-tron

Reading the Fantastic Four comics from the start. After issue #5 comes issue #6, right? Not so with Marvel. Our regularly scheduled ongoing story arc is interrupted by a big crossover, so here’s issue #5.AU. That stands for Age of … Continue reading

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Fantastic Friday: Fun with Galactus

Reading the Fantastic Four comics from the start. Except that I’m dealing with a lot of crap this week, so here’s Galactus. * * * * Want more? Check out my novel MOM, I’M BULLETPROOF. It’s a comedic/romantic/dramatic superhero epic! … Continue reading

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Fantastic Friday: Hairy situation

Reading the Fantastic Four comics from the start. Time for more science-kid hijinks in FF vol. 2 #5, with some mystery along the way. Recap: The Fantastic Four have left for an expedition through time and space that’s meant to … Continue reading

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Forgotten TV shows I still like – The Marshall Chronicles 1990

Forgotten TV shows I still like. Comedy is of course subjective. Getting a sitcom on the air is tough, and getting one that resonates with mass audiences is even tougher. 1990’s The Marshall Chronicles did not catch on, with is … Continue reading

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