Posts Tagged ‘television’
It shouldn't be news to any of us now that some parts of the internet...are bad. Even a lot of the good parts are being used by bad people, or for bad purposes like datamining and invasions of privacy without user consent.
That's the kind of hard... ...
It is "illegal" to broadcast the presidential alert tone on network television, and ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live will pay $350k for doing so in a comedy skit, reports the BBC.
By simulating the alert tone, the Jimmy Kimmel Show! breached broadcasting rules, said the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), which regulates television in the US. ...
13 Reasons Why's de facto villain is dead, but that's only the beginning.
Season 3 opens with the ****** of Bryce Walker (Justin Prentice), who ***** both Season 1's late Hannah Baker (Katherine Langford) and her longtime best friend Jessica Davi... ...
Warning: The following post contains spoilers for the final season of Legion.
THIS IS THE END.
That's the declaration that opens Legion's series finale, before the end invokes the beginning and before a warning, up front, that the show's conclusion w... ...
Alicia Rodis is HBO's "lead intimacy coordinator." This means that she choreographs and coaches actors in *** scenes. In The Atlantic, Kate Julian profiles Rodis and shares the, er, intimate details of the work. Here's a description from the set of The Deuce:
Ahead of the shoot, the episode’s director, Steph Green, explained her vision ...
Nary a curse word in the neighborhood.
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As our beloved and recently unveiled narrator tells us at the top of Jane the ******'s final episode, everything ends. Stories end, friendships end, relationships end, and we must come to terms with it.
Yet so often in real life – outside of te... ...
Four of the biggest names in broadcast television — ABC, NBC, CBS, and Fox — have filed a lawsuit against Locast, a small TV streaming service that broadcasts over-the-air local stations for free.
According to the Wall Street Journal, the... ...
From an episode of The Max Headroom show that first aired in 1986, Max Headroom interviews, um, "Rootbeer Hauer."
Previously: "Rutger Hauer, Blade Runner's Roy Batty, RIP" Read the rest
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"But remember, I lie."
In this video, legendary magician Penn Jillette watches clips from TV and movies that feature magic tricks of one kind or another, and then gives his honest opinion about what's actually going on. ("Instant Stooging" is totally going to be my next band's name.)
Why is he doing this? Well, ...