Us Kristen Schaal fans are a special breed. We all discovered her a different way (I found her out in the Summer of 2010, thanks to her supporting role in Toy Story 3 and a prominent moment in the Dinner For Schmucks trailer), but she sticks around in the consciousness of all who encounter her, thanks to her sharp comic timing and excellent voice work, namely in Bob's Burgers.
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Showing posts with label FOX. Show all posts
Showing posts with label FOX. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 7, 2015
Kristen Schaal Gets Much Deserved Major Role In Melissa McCarthy Movie Michelle Darnell
Thursday, January 22, 2015
Melissa Benoist Will Star In Supergirl TV Show From The Makers Of Arrow
The DC Television Universe, which currently consists of Arrow and The Flash, is set to expand with Supergirl this fall, a new TV show that focuses on (SPOILER ALERT) Supergirl. She's a hero from Superman's human-resembling alien species who has similar powers (namely super strength and flying) to the Man Of Steel. There's been a massive hunt for the actress to play the hero, and now Melissa Benoist will be leading the program.
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Whiplash
Monday, January 19, 2015
FOX Wants To Believe The X-Files Could Return To Television
It's funny how quickly things can turn in the world of television. One minute you're on top of the world, the next you're struggling to get ratings momentum. FOX is in that kind of position right now, with the network that dominated the first decade of the 21st century hitting a rough patch last season that it hasn't recovered from. Hits like Gotham and Empire are offset by the crumbling American Idol empire and struggling comedies.
Saturday, November 15, 2014
Editorial: How Are The Networks Doing In This Falls Television Season?
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Selfie,
The Mysteries Of Laura,
The Simpsons,
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Thursday, October 16, 2014
Editorial: The Evolution Of Television Has Only Begun
Yesterday, the inevitable announcement arrived; HBO Go would be released as its own separate service. No other details were released, but presumably a monthly payment for HBO Go would get you all kinds of big movies and TV shows like Game of Thrones or Girls on your mobile devices. Many had been awaiting this day for ages, but it still managed to be the gauntlet being thrown down in terms of the future of television. The dominance of Netflix now full recognized, corporations are now realizing that way of consuming entertainment is no fad. The only way they can survive is to adapt.
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Showtime,
Starz,
Streaming,
The Big Bang Theory
Tuesday, September 23, 2014
Gotham (Series Premiere) Review
The mythology of Batman is so large at this point that to come at it with a new idea is almost impossible. Gotham isn't entirely original, but it does at least give us a perspective on the madcap world of The Caped Crusader that isn't usually given a lot of thought in comics, films or other storytelling mediums. It tells of a time before Batman, what was Gotham? What was the city and the people that lived in it like?
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Edward Nigma,
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Jada Pinkett-Smith,
Monday Nights,
Oswald Cobblepot,
Robin Taylor,
The Penguin,
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