There really is nothing like it. I spent the better part of a trip to DC at the Library of Congress researching (for a book) WWII-era German propaganda in an attempt to compare American comic book propaganda from that era to see if the Nazis had anything similar. I came across, obviously, some pretty horrifying…
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Um... as the pleasure model, I don’t know if she would really be “enjoying” her first day if it starts out as forced prostitution. But the sentiment is nice (the happy birthday part, not the forced prostitution part).
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It probably had a lot to do with the actor portraying Chakotay (Robert Beltran). He famously spent most of the series being insufferable behind the scenes, always lobbying hard for more screen time and more story lines about his character, and he complained no matter how the writers tried to please him. Notice how…
If you’re not yelling at your tv, you’re probably watching it wrong.
The cast (as well as Robert Kirkman and Scott M. Gimple) of “The Walking Dead” will be on Bravo’s “Inside the Actors Studio” Thursday night at 8 p.m.
If this is a “boom” business-wise, I wonder how these numbers compare to the boom in the ‘90's before the industry collapsed and went bust. It would be great to see hard numbers from both eras to compare. There are a number of similarities and mistakes in the current market being repeated from that era which makes me…
There was nothing fun about this beg.
Egghead.
That’s really weird... but normal? It reminds me of the end of “Annie Hall.”
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That’s a 9 minute video. Reading a list of 1o movies would take a matter of seconds. If anyone who goes through the whole thing, would you mind listing the movies for those of us who aren’t able to watch the video? (Thanks.)
Did he talk about what they do with their free time besides movie nights? I missed the AMA and have been curious as to what their individual and social hobbies are. Everyone has to have some downtime enjoying themselves to keep, um, balanced, even (or especially) in space. I imagine reading, sure, but what else?…
It would look amazing on either/both the in the DCU movies or DCTVU shows to have homage scenes to the classic comic book covers that show shattered images overlapping of all the various universes and worlds to illustrate that multiverse interconnectivity:
There are so many story options for the world (and characters) built in Labyrinth.
It crashed in the Dagobah System on some swampy, backwater planet.
That’s cool. Can you link the video here? Or give the season and episode number?