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3 days ago · The 1960s was filled with great leaps in technological, societal, and cultural changes and progress. In addition to these steps forward, many also desired to hold onto traditional American values. When it comes to television of the time, the most popular and influential shows were very much a reflection of evolutional ideas and conventional ideals.
5 days ago · Tuning into high school TV shows is like taking a trip down memory lane, re-living the unfolding drama, romance, and sometimes comedy that makes teenage life so unpredictable. From locker-lined corridors to bustling cafeterias, these series capture the essence of adolescence with their poignant...
1 day ago · Tiny Toon Adventures
3 days ago · Lego DC Batman: 1966 Batmobile. Like the source material, this Lego Batmobile is a sleek pursuit vehicle full of bat-gadgets. It has cool bat-features like molded windshields, an openable trunk ...
1 day ago · Good Omens (TV series)
2 days ago · Neil deGrasse Tyson
17 hours ago · Tim Burton toyed with a sequel for 36 years, but it was his "Wednesday" showrunners who finally cracked the script The post How ‘Beetlejuice Beetlejuice’ Writers Alfred Gough and Miles Millar ...
