Month: April 2020

Documentary Blurb: A look at Betty White’s life and career features behind-the-scenes clips of her work on television and comments from her friends and co-stars. My Review: You may have noticed the setup for this review is a bit different. I didn’t feel that the criteria I placed for movie […] via Documentary Review – Betty… Continue reading Documentary Review – Betty White: First Lady of Television (Netflix) — Jaunts & Haunts

So Bill and Ben, Rin Tin Tin , The Lone Ranger and Billy Bunter came into our lives. via TV or not TV — Times and Tides of a Beachwriter

Saul far from good, man. via New Escapist Column! On “Better Call Saul” as Fitting Eulogy to the Television Antihero… — the m0vie blog

I Love The Smell Of Punk In The Morning- “See No Evil”- Television. While the New York City band Television were not together very long- there guitar heavy sounds would heavily influence both punk and alternative music. Their debut album from 1977 Marquee Moon while not much of a seller was highly influential and a […]… Continue reading I LOVE THE SMELL OF PUNK IN THE MORNING: “SEE NO EVIL”- TELEVISION — slicethelife

Stuck in? While there are many things you can do with your time, here is one of my favorites! Read a book and then watch the television adaptation- you can read and watch at your own pace or you can easily fill a day or two or three with this activity. On Netflix Read then […]… Continue reading Read Then Watch – Books Turned to Television — The Write Nook

I grew up watching TV . I watched way too much TV when I was a kid . I have a TV set now ( only one ) but Ada and I cut our reception of the great world of programming a few years ago . We watch movies on Netflix on our set nowadays […]… Continue reading television thought — itkindofgotawayfromyou

Okay, we all see television commercials. Some sell things (either the product being sold or the situation depicted in the commercial) that God would consider sin, maybe ill-advised at best. Many promote secular propaganda or they pander to the misconceptions of a certain generation, but I thought I’d look at a few commercials through either […]… Continue reading A Television Commercial Rant — Thoughts from Mark “Hat” Rackley

The broadcast business has been at a crossroads for the past couple of years, putting emphasis on live programming, sports and unscripted fare as scripted series increasingly are consumed digitally on-demand. A potential WGA strike would accelerate the process, according to a number of industry sources I spoke with over the past several weeks. The […]… Continue reading Writers’ Strike Could Accelerate Scripted Programming’s Decline On Linear Television — Deadline

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