What’s a firecrotch…?
Oh, wait, here we go. It says, “See entry for ‘Lindsay Lohan’.”
Oddly enough, when you look up “couth,” there is no reference to Brandon Davis…
Author: Will Harris (Page 234 of 261)
Will is a member of the Television Critics Association and has written for Decider.com, the Onion A.V. Club, The Dissolve, Indiewire, Rhino.com, TV Week Magazine, The Virginian-Pilot, Popdose.com, and EW.com along with writing for Bullz-Eye.com and Premium Hollywood.
…a.k.a. the network which combines UPN and the WB.
Now, is it just me…
…or does it look more like The CUU…?
Anyone who’s picked up Season 10 of “M*A*S*H” – and, really, you’d have to be a huge fan or an utter completist, because the later years of the show were nothing compared to the first five or six seasons – saw this little card in their set:
Awesome! Buy all 11 seasons, then find yourself 20th Century Fucked when an all-seasons-included collection comes out with exclusive bonus material that isn’t on any of the other sets…which, as Joss Whedon fans may recall, is exactly what they did with “Buffy the Vampire Slayer.”
I swear to God, these companies can’t even pretend to be out for anything other than a buck anymore…
…Walt Disney Pictures has temporarily allowed “Pooh’s Grand Adventure” out of the Disney vault for your purchasing enjoyment.
There are very few latter-day sequels to Disney classics that I’m willing to put my stamp of approval on, but this is one of them…and that’s mostly because it features two of the original “Pooh” voices: John Fiedler as Piglet, and Paul Winchell as Tigger. (If you didn’t hear, the actors both died in 2005…within a day of each other, eerily enough.) Also, however, this was at least a theatrical release, instead of one of those crappy straight-to-video pieces of crap like, say, “Bambi 2002.” The big thing about this DVD that will suck in “Pooh” purists even if they don’t want to embrace the film itself is that, as a special feature, Disney has included the Academy Award winning short, “Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day.”
Be sure to grab “Pooh’s Grand Adventure” quickly if it’s the kind of thing that tickles your fancy at all. It won’t be long before it’s put back in its slot in the Disney vault…right next to that original version of “Song of the South” that Walt used to play at parties.
The death knell had already sounded for NBC’s “Surface” and CBS’s “Threshold.” Now, ABC has decided that they’re pulling out of “Invasion.”
I don’t even know why network TV bothers to put on science fiction anymore. Ever since “Star Trek: The Next Generation,” the only safe place for sci-fi has been syndication.
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