Category: I Love TV

  • The Forgotten History of Amazon Video

    Every time Amazon has changed the name of its video service over the years, I’ve scratched my head. Why keep changing? Youtube doesn’t change. Vimeo doesn’t change. Netflix… well, it tried rebranding its DVD delivery service as Qwikster once, but that didn’t take. Amazon is a successful company. I use many of their services. As […]

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  • The Lost Puzzle, Post Season 4

    Over the last few years, I’ve become something of a Lost scholar. After each episode airs, I read commentary from Doc Jensen of Entertainment Weekly, The Tail Section, and sometimes Doc Ardzt. I’ve spent hours poring over the Lostpedia, and I listen to The Official Lost Podcast, in which producers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse […]

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  • Sci-Fi worth watching

    I’m looking ahead at the Sci-Fi channel’s Halloween movie schedule. They’ve got a few good movies and a few so-bad-they’re-good ones. DAGON tues Oct 23 3:30 pm Stuart Gordon’s fish-fest might be edited too much for broadcast, but it’s worth checking out. An over-the-top adaptation of The Shadow Over Innsmouth, filmed in Spain through Fantastic […]

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  • Simpsons Treehouse 2006

    The opening to this year’s Simpsons Treehouse of Horror (# 17 !) is online now at Fox Atomic It makes me wonder, what is Fox Atomic, anyway? It appears to be a YouTube for legit Fox material, but there’s also a user video aspect to it as well. I’ll have to make a profile and […]

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  • Moments from Comic-Con

    I’m all Comic-Conned out, and I didn’t even go. After listening to podcasts from Reel Horror, Geekdrome, and Diggnation, I barely had enough energy to track down these vids… Simpsons: The Movie Shortly after Comic-Con unveiled animatics from the Simpsons movie, the clips appeared online. Funny as they were, they disappeared from YouTube mighty quickly. […]

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  • E.R. gross-out of the week: Too Much Jewelry

    I haven’t done a report about the absurd throw-away joke cases from E.R. in a while. I’m not sure if that’s because there haven’t been any, or I just haven’t been paying attention. Anyway, tonight they had a man who apparently identified a bit too much with 80s icon Mr. T. He was wearing a […]

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  • Review: Minotaur

    I keep coming back to the SciFi Channel on Saturday nights, despite the uneven quality of their movies in the last couple years. Once in a while there’s a gem. So I’m happy to say that this week’s Minotaur was surprisingly good. With a title inspired by Greek myth, I first thought it would be […]

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  • Merlin makes a comeback

    Because the world’s been clammoring for more of Sam Neill in a very long beard… MERLIN’S APPRENTICE features Sam Neill, Miranda Richardson, and John Reardon, who apparently starred in “White Chicks.” I guess this particular Hallmark feature does have one thing going for it… No Martin Short! His performance was so strange in the original […]

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  • Ricky Gervais writes American TV

    The first season of Ricky Gervais podcasts is done, and I’m seriously considering paying actual money to listen to the new series. It’s just that funny. Yes, Ricky’s bigger than ever. His podcast, which he shares with Steve Merchant and Karl Pilkington, will be featured in this year’s Guinness Book as the most downloaded. There […]

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  • Troma takes on TV

    The Troma empire of fun-loving mediocrity may soon come to a television near you. James Hibberd of TV Week reports that the cult independent film company has two new shows in development. No networks have bit yet, but I think either would fit in well on Spike, Comedy Central, or The Horror Channel. I’m a […]

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