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It’s got plenty of “I can’t believe I just saw that” moments, but shock value only goes so far. Or maybe I’m just lame because I don’t laugh every time I hear a cartoon character swear or when they talk about shoving things up and down all parts of their bodies.
Young Indiana Jones doesn’t compare to the real thing. The stories are much slower and several go nowhere. Instead the show seems to exist simply as an experiment in rewriting history a little and making it a little more fun.
A satirical and juvenile look at a America’s dim-witted yet strong-willed leader – literally.
At some point in life, we all run from something. Thankfully for most of us it’s a work deadline or a crazy ex-boyfriend/girlfriend who keeps including your name in their[…]
Even though there’s been three Presidents since the show left the air, Family Ties is still very much relevant.
Offering an iconic lead, a bag filled with various villains and a classic Western structure, Gunsmoke manages to entertain more than 50 years after it first aired.
Young Indiana Jones is back for more pieced together adventures courtesy of George Lucas and his eye for altering. Although more exciting than the show’s first volume, this second DVD[…]
Normally senior year is about proms, homecoming and first loves. Throw in a part-time job, college applications and a car accident and you’d have more than enough material for a[…]
Despite its reliance on a single character with a single act, Happy Days is still a fun show from a simple era in television history.
Two forgettable shows don’t make a good one, but retrospectively speaking, they’re good for a laugh and a little gamer nostalgia.
