totalfilm: 50 TV Characters Who Deserve Their Own Movies
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50 TV Characters Who Deserve Their Own Movies

A show I vaguely remember..
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A show I vaguely remember..

browsethestacks: Super Friends by Jerome-K-Moore
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Super Friends by Jerome-K-Moore

Bryan Q Miller To Launch Smallville Season Eleven As A Novel
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thehappysorceress: City on the Edge by Moira Murphy
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City on the Edge by Moira Murphy

Largest collection of Daleks: Although not a fan of the sci-fi TV show Doctor Who (BBC, UK), Rob Hull (UK) is nevertheless the world’s biggest fan of the Doctor’s arch nemeses, the Daleks. As of 25 March 2011, Rob’s Dalek collection runs to over 571 examples and includes several rare pieces as well as a full-size working model, which, at the press of a button, issues the famously menacing battle cry: “Exterminate!”
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Largest collection of Daleks: Although not a fan of the sci-fi TV show Doctor Who (BBC, UK), Rob Hull (UK) is nevertheless the world’s biggest fan of the Doctor’s arch nemeses, the Daleks. As of 25 March 2011, Rob’s Dalek collection runs to over 571 examples and includes several rare pieces as well as a full-size working model, which, at the press of a button, issues the famously menacing battle cry: “Exterminate!”

I’ve seen a lot of ire aimed at the DC reboot / relaunch thingy in regard to the absence of married couples doing the heroic daring do - that daring heroes do day to day in the saga of the never ending battle. Well you know what I mean. I then started to think about it, how many franchises, films, television, and so on hinge on a married couple - and not the journey to the happy day, when the story ends with and they lived happily ever after…. Situation comedy and it’s closely related cousin the Soap Opera feature a number of power couples. I mean I love Lucy reigns on doesn’t it? But outside of heroes like Dr Huxtable and Pop Walton where are the spandex family success stories? Indeed the action drama that successfully featured a married couple I’m struggling to think of one. Except the exception - above - that proves the rule. Way back there was Heart to Heart, but a recent attempt at a Super Hero family - Ordinary Family didn’t get picked up for a second season. Yet Moonlighting to Castle and Bones, all hinge on the will they won’t they premise. Where the dashing but flawed hero chases the successful and feisty female. Chuck has survived - just - the transition from “will they - won’t they” to “I do”, dodging the Nielson Numbers Axe as the ratings fell back from the early success. Both Bond and Bauer got married to have that happily ever after ended by a bullet from a baddie. So can you think of exceptions?
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I’ve seen a lot of ire aimed at the DC reboot / relaunch thingy in regard to the absence of married couples doing the heroic daring do - that daring heroes do day to day in the saga of the never ending battle.

Well you know what I mean.

I then started to think about it, how many franchises, films, television, and so on hinge on a married couple - and not the journey to the happy day, when the story ends with and they lived happily ever after….

Situation comedy and it’s closely related cousin the Soap Opera feature a number of power couples. I mean I love Lucy reigns on doesn’t it?

But outside of heroes like Dr Huxtable and Pop Walton where are the spandex family success stories?

Indeed the action drama that successfully featured a married couple I’m struggling to think of one. Except the exception - above - that proves the rule.

Way back there was Heart to Heart, but a recent attempt at a Super Hero family - Ordinary Family didn’t get picked up for a second season.

Yet Moonlighting to Castle and Bones, all hinge on the will they won’t they premise. Where the dashing but flawed hero chases the successful and feisty female.

Chuck has survived - just - the transition from “will they - won’t they” to “I do”, dodging the Nielson Numbers Axe as the ratings fell back from the early success.

Both Bond and Bauer got married to have that happily ever after ended by a bullet from a baddie.

So can you think of exceptions?

Who was knocked out - into a distressed state - the most in Smallville?

The Smallville Knockout Count

by Neal Bailey

Reviewing the “Smallville” series as I did for many years, I and the cohorts I watched the show with noticed a funny thing… there were a lot of repetitive and somewhat strange elements in the show. Someone was always getting knocked out, someone was always going from happy-go-lucky to terminally homicidal, and there were a lot of good people getting arrested. Also, Clark wasn’t very careful with his secret.

Now I know, it’s a TV show… that’s not the point here. The point is, when you analyze the show, as a reviewer tends to do, you see things outside of the spell that the cast, the score, and cinematography, your basic mise en scene, is allowed to weave, dumbing you down. And besides, it’s just funny to see who has the most brain damage.

So, I instituted this totally documented KO Count… enjoy!

Note: A knockout can be several different kinds of lost consciousness… exhaustion, conks on the head, evil flowers, Clark love taps, it’s all relative, subjective, and my stinking verdict… sorry if you disagree. :) A loss of consciousness is a loss of consciousness.

Dinky Space Range.
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Dinky Space Range.