Jack Rowand/ABC For all the blood, sweat, and manpower that ABC poured into finding a successor to “Lost” (a show that shaped the course of television in the early 21st century), I’d bet dollars to donuts the network never wagered it would take the shape of “Once…
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Static Media Since its end in 1997, “Married… with Children” has maintained a legacy as one of the strangest and longest-running television shows of its kind. The Fox sitcom was, on its face, a standard multi-camera sitcom about a dysfunctional family and the colorfully zany characters that…
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While a series as idiosyncratic as this is undoubtedly best experienced rather than described (in case anyone was wondering why this review, based on the first six episodes made available to critics to screen, is a little light on specifics), season 2 truly outshines itself through its expanded sense of scope and scale. A whopping 14…
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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Workplaces are experiencing alignment challenges. I’ve seen this across organizations, in virtually every industry and at varying levels. As businesses become more complex, the disconnect between upper and middle management increases. I’ve found success in enacting a “federal vs. state” approach to work policy. In this model,…
Universal It feels like Chris Hemsworth has been a full-fledged movie star for a long time, but he’s a young pup compared to his “The Avengers” co-stars. While Hemsworth was well known in his native Australia after a series of television appearances in the 2000s, he didn’t…
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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. NBC As far as bad “Saturday Night Live” hosts go, Adrien Brody is certainly up there. Was he as terrible at the job as Steven Seagal? I suppose not, but that’s only because the bar is in…
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In the midst of an investigation that has captivated UFO enthusiasts for decades, the significance of the symbol described by Lonnie Zamora during his 1964 sighting is profound. Zamora, a police officer in Socorro, New Mexico, reported witnessing an extraordinary event that has sparked scrutiny and speculation spanning across generations. As investigators and researchers have…
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Compass International Pictures In hindsight, 1978’s “Halloween” was always destined to have a sequel. Co-writer/director John Carpenter and co-writer/producer Debra Hill even included a particularly prophetic line of dialogue in their tale of a supernaturally-charged maniac, Michael Myers, terrorizing his hometown on Halloween night: “You can’t kill…
CBS Television Distribution A fun bit of trivia: when “Gilligan’s Island” was at the height of its popularity, sometime in 1965 show creator Sherwood Schwartz received a visit from one Commander Doyle of the United States Coast Guard. Evidently, the Commander was getting a lot of (jokey)…
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