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Monthly Archives: October 2011
Friday FaBOOolousness – The Boo Factor: Halloween
Who can get through the Halloween season without watching the spooky 1978 film, Halloween? Not this horror movie fan! The House The Mask The Scream Queen Michael Myers The movie opens with a young Michael Myers stabbing his teenage sister … Continue reading
Posted in Friday FabOoolousness, Movie Madness, The Boo Factor
Tagged 1978, Adam Arkin, Biography channel's Halloween: The Inside Story, blogger, Boogie Man, Busta Rhymes, Captain Kirk mask, Danielle Harris, Debra Hill, Donald Pleasance, Dr. Samuel Loomis, franchise, Haddonfield Illinios, Halloween, Halloween III: Season of the Witch, Halloween: H20, Halloween: Resurrection, Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers, Halloween: The Return of Michael Myers, Halloween: The Revenge of Michael Myers, horror, Jamie Lee Curtis, Jodi Lyn O'Keefe, John Carpenter, John Carpenter's Halloween, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Josh Hartnett, Laurie Strode, LL Cool J, Malcolm McDowell, Michael Myers, Michael Myers' mask, Michelle Williams, Moustapha Akkad, movie, Nancy Kyes, Nick Castle, Paul Rudd, PJ Soles, Rob Zombie, Scout Taylor Compton, Sean Patrick Thomas, Smith's Grove Snitarium, The Babysitter Murders, The Scream Queen, The Shape, Tiffany A White, Tommy Doyle, Tyra Banks, writer
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Why It’s Worth a Watch Wednesday – Here a Laugh, There a Laugh
This week, Amber West and I are laughing up a storm over the new comedies on TV, and we’re sharing a double dose of laughter with our Why It’s Worth a Watch Wednesday reviews of Suburgatory, New Girl, Up All … Continue reading
Posted in Why It's Worth a Watch Wednesday
Tagged #watchwed, 2 Broke Girls, Amber West, Beth Behrs, blogger, cbs, Christina Applegate, comedy, Grimm, How I Met Your Mother, Jeremy Sisto, Kat Dennings, laughs, Married with Children, Maya Rudolph, Michael Patrick King, New Girl, Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist, Once Upon a Time, Oprah, Saturday Night Live, Sex and the City, Suburgatory, television, Tiffany A White, TV, twitter, Two and a Half Men, Up All Night, Whitney Cummings, Why it's Worth a Watch Wednesday, Will Arnett, writer, Zooey Deschanel
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Tele-Tuesday: Perp or Victim?
Continuing with last week’s post, television 2011 has brought us a large lineup of new programs hoping to find a permanent home on the networks. After giving almost all of the new shows a try, I’ve picked a few that have … Continue reading
Posted in Tele-Tuesday
Tagged blogger, Brett Cullen, Burn Notice, Buy More, cbs, Chuck, CIA, drama, Jeffster, Jim Caviezel, Kevin Chapman, Lost, Michael Emerson, Michael Westen, nbc, Nerd Herd, Person of Interest, Rescue Me, Revenge, Taraji P. Henson, tele-Tuesday, television, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, The Gates, the Intersect, the machine, The Passion of the Christ, Tiffany A White, TV, writer
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Friday FaBOOolousness – October’s MarvelOoous Halloween Mashup
Halloween is right around the corner, so why not dedicate October’s MarvelOoous Mashup to bloggers getting into the spirit with some spooky and festive posts? We start with one of the most familiar crafts this time of year, pumpkin … Continue reading
Posted in Friday FabOoolousness, MarvelOoous MashUps, The Boo Factor
Tagged Alcatraz, Amanda Rudd, American Horror Story, Amy Shojai, Angela R Wallace, blogger, Catie Rhodes, Eastern State Penitentiary, Errol Flynn, Friday FabOoolousness, ghosts, Gregory Maguire, Halloween, hauntings, horror, Jess Witkins, Jillian Dodd, Kate MacNicol, Lauralynn Elliot, Mashup, Michael Myers, Mulholland Farm, science fiction, scifi, Sonia G Medeiros, Stacy Green, Tameri Etherton, The Walking Dead, The Wizard of Oz, Tiffany A White, TV, vampires, warlocks, Wicked, witches, writer, zombies
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Why It’s Worth a Watch Wednesday – Just How Desperate are They?
This week, Amber West and I are flipping channels over to ABC and sharing our Why It’s Worth a Watch Wednesday reviews of Desperate Housewives and Body of Proof. We all mourned the loss of the ‘80s night-time soap operas … Continue reading
Posted in Why It's Worth a Watch Wednesday
Tagged #watchwed, 2 Broke Girls, abc, Alfre Woodard, Amber West, blogger, Body of Proof, Bree Van de Camp, Brenda Strong, comedy, Dallas, Dana Delany, Desperate Housewives, Doug Savant, drama, dramedy, Drea de Matteo, Edie Britt, Eva Longoria, Falcon Crest, Felicity Huffman, Gabrielle Solis, James Denton, Kathryn Joosten, Knots Landing, Kyle MacLachlan, Lynette Scavo, Marcia Cross, Mark Cherry, Mark Moses, Martha Stewart, Mary Alice Young, New Girl, Nicollette Sheridan, Ricardo Antonio Chavira, Richard Burgi, soap opera, Stepford Wife, Steven Culp, Suburgatory, Susan Mayer, television, Teri Hatcher, Tiffany A White, TV, twitter, Up All Night, Vanessa Williams, Why it's Worth a Watch Wednesday, Wisteria Lane, writer
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Tele-Tuesday: Revenge is Sweet…
Fall television 2011 has brought us a large lineup of many new programs to accompany our returning favorites. These new shows hope to find a permanent home on the networks, while some have already vanished from the TV schedule (R.I.P. The … Continue reading
Friday FabOoolousness – Friday Night Flicks for Fall: Friday Night Lights
By now, everyone has heard of Friday Night Lights – whether it be the book by H.G. Bissinger published in 1990, the motion picture produced by Brian Grazer in 2004, or the television series starring Kyle Chandler and Connie Britton … Continue reading
Posted in Friday FabOoolousness, Movie Madness
Tagged 1988, Billy Bob Thornton, blogger, Brian Chavez, Brian Grazer, Chris Comer, Coach Gary Gaines, Connie Britton, Dallas Carter, Derek Luke, Don Billingsley, Friday Night Lights, Friday Night Lights: A Town A Team and A Dream, Garrett Hedlund, H.G. Bissinger, high school football, James "Boobie" Miles, Jay Hernandez, Kyle Chandler, Lee Thompson Young, Lucas Black, Midland Lee Rebels, Mike Winchell, Mojo, movie, Odessa, Permian High School, Tiffany A White, Tim McGraw, TV, West Texas, writer
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Why It’s Worth a Watch Wednesday – Parallel Universe, Fact or Fringe?
This week, Amber West and I are flipping channels over to FOX and sharing our Why It’s Worth a Watch Wednesday reviews of the new sci-fi hit, Terra Nova, and the returning favorite, Fringe. Fringe science is a type of … Continue reading
Posted in Why It's Worth a Watch Wednesday
Tagged abc, Alex Kurtzman, Amber West, Anna Torv, Astrid Farnsworth, Blair Brown, blogger, Body of Proof, Dawson's Creek, Desperate Housewives, Dr. Walter Bishop, FBI, Feuxlivia, fox, Fringe, Fringe Division, fringe science, Jasika Nicole, JJ Abrams, John Noble, Joshua Jackson, Kirk Acevedo, Lance Reddick, Leonard Nimoy, Lincoln Lee, Mark Valley, Massive Dynamic, Nina Sharp, Nip/Tuck, Olivia Dunham, parallel universe, Peter Bishop, Phillip Broyles, Roberto Orci, science fiction, scifi, Seth Gabel, Star Trek, Supernatural, Terra Nova, The Lord of the Rings, Tiffany A White, Walternate, Why it's Worth a Watch Wednesday, William Bell, writer
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Friday FabOoolousness – Friday Nights Flicks for Fall: Varsity Blues
What says Friday night during the fall months better than high school football? The sun sets; the temperatures cool; and the sounds of marching bands, spectator’s cheers, and the crackling of shoulder pads crashing into one another echo through the … Continue reading
Posted in Friday FabOoolousness, Movie Madness
Tagged Ali Larter, Amy Smart, blogger, Brown University, Butterfly Effect, Dawson's Creek, Eliel Swinton, Fast and the Furious, Friday Night Lights, Hawaii Five-0, Heroes, high school football, James Van Der Beek, John Voight, Jonathan "Mox" Moxon, Kansas City Chiefs, movies, Not Another Teen Movie, Paul Walker, Ron Lester, Scott Caan, Tiffany A White, Varsity Blues, writer
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