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Category Archives: TV Series
“Wednesday – A Rating’s Record Breaker for Netflix”
On February 6, 1932, cartoonist Charles Addams had his first sketch, that of a window washer, published by the New Yorker. Six years later, in 1938, the first ever appearance of the Addams Family was published in cartoon form, in … Continue reading
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Tagged Alfred Gough, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Charles Addams, Christina Ricci, Emma Sinclair), Fred Armisen, Gandja Monteiro, Goo Goo Muck, Gwendoline Christie, Isaac Ordonez, James Marshall, James McShane, Jenna Ortega, Lisa Loring, Luis Guzman, Miles Millar, Moosa Mostafa, Riki Lindhome, The Cramps, Thora Birch, Tim Burton, Tommie Earl Jenkins, Vic Mizzy, Victor Dorobantu, Wednesday on Netflix
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“Pepsi, Where’s My Jet?”
In February of 1996, a twenty year old college student, John Leonard, was watching television at his home in Seattle. During one of the commercial breaks, an advertisement for Pepsi came on the screen. Pepsi was promoting a marketing campaign … Continue reading
“Jack the Ripper (1988)
On August 31, 1888, the infamous, Jack the Ripper claimed the life of Mary Ann Nichols, the first of his five known victims. Historical speculation has suggested that there could have been more murders. Nichols was an easy target for … Continue reading
Posted in TV Series
Tagged Alan Hume, Armand Assante, David Wickes, Deirdre Costello, Derek Marlowe, Hugh Fraser, Jack the Ripper (1988), Jane Seymour, John Blezard, John Cameron, Jonathan Moore, Lewis Collins, Lysette Anthony, Marc Culwick, Michael Caine, Michael Gothard, Michael Hughes, Patricia Cornwell, Ray McAnally, Richard Morant, Robert James Lee, Susan George
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“The Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew Meet Dracula, Parts I & II”
On occasion, someone who reads my blog posts, of which I say to all of you who do, I very much appreciate your readership, will reach out to me. Usually, it is someone I know, a family member, or a … Continue reading
“Stranger Things Season Four”
When the first season of “Stranger Things” debuted on Netflix on July 15, 2016, it was immediately regarded as a nostalgic homage to the 1980s. The series created by eight time Emmy nominees, brothers Matt and Ross Duffer (Hidden), became an overnight sensation. Seemingly, … Continue reading
Posted in TV Series
Tagged Brett Gelman, Caleb McLaughlin, Dacre Montgomery, David Harbour, Eduardo Franco, Elodie Grace Orkin, Finn Wolfhard, Gaten Matarazzo, Grace Van Dien, Jamie Campbell Bower, Joe Keery, Joseph Quinn, Kyle Dixon, Logan Riley Bruner, Matt Duffer, Matthew Modine, Maya Hawke, Michael Stein, Millie Bobby Brown, Natalia Dyer, Noah Schnapp, Paul Reiser, Robert Englund, Ross Duffer, Sadie Sink, Stranger Things, Stranger Things Season Four, Winona Ryder
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“Two Star Trek Icons Spent Time in The Night Gallery”
“The Night Gallery” was created by six time Emmy winner Rod Serling (The Twilight Zone). The series, which was nominated for two Emmys, was broadcast on NBC (National Broadcasting Company), from its premier on December 16, 1970, until its final … Continue reading
Posted in Leonard Nimoy, TV Series
Tagged "The Night Gallery", Andrea Newman, Basil Cooper, Camera Obscura, David Rayfiel, Gerald Perry Finnerman, Jack Laird, John Badham, Kathryn Hays, Leonard Nimoy, Logan Elston, Lorraine Gary, Phil Vanderlei, Rene Auberjonois, Rod Serling, Ross Martin, Thomas J. Wright
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“BTK: Confession of a Serial Killer”
A devoted husband, a loving father of two, a compliance officer, a Boy Scout Troup leader, and an active member in the Christ Lutheran Church, where he served as president of the church council, are some of the words that … Continue reading
“Dexter: New Blood”
“Darkly Dreaming Dexter,” the first in a series of novels written by Jeff Lindsay, was published on July 20, 2004, by Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group. As of the writing of this post, there are eight books in the series, the … Continue reading
Posted in TV Series, Uncategorized
Tagged Clancy Brown, Clyde Phillips, Darkly Dreaming Dexter, David Zayas, Del Shannon, Dexter, Dexter Is Dead, Dexter: New Blood, Erik King, Jack Alcott, James Remar, Jamie Chung, Jeff Lindsay, Jennifer Carpenter, Julia Jones, Marcos Siega, Michael C. Hall, Sanford Bookstaver, Steve M. Robertson, Yvonne Strahovski
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New on Netflix – “Crime Scene: The Times Square Killer”
On December 2, 1979, New York City firefighters responded to an alarm at the Travel Inn Motor Hotel, located at 515 West 42nd Street. When the firemen entered room 417, they encountered the thick smoke which permeated their surroundings. On … Continue reading
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