In Another Writer’s Clothing
Fan fiction uses characters and worlds created by other writers to build new stories. Sometimes, these fit well, sometimes the result is…. well… laughable. Very often, it is erotic or Continue Reading →
Category Archives: television
Variety: it’s what’s missing.
A variety show is, in its most basic form, a show with a regular host and a variety of “acts” often musical, comedy, magic, and animal acts. Its roots are Continue Reading →
Sesame Street Mashup
Sesame Street debuted the year I was born. I loved Snuffleuppagus so much that one year that doll was the only thing I wanted for Christmas and when I didn’t Continue Reading →
Superior Sitcoms
On a recent episode of Best Episode Ever, host Anthony Marco listed his ten favourite sitcoms, stretching from Gilligan’s Island to Californication (in chronological order) and it made me think, what Continue Reading → Continue Reading →
Festive Films
When December rolls around, there are a few things you can count on: ABC will at some point air Charlie Brown’s Christmas, there will be fiddle-playing specials on the CBC, Continue Reading →
Weema-what,now?
Not long ago, I found a used copy of the box set of the entire series of 80s teen sitcom, Square Pegs. I bought it, of course, but I hadn’t Continue Reading →
I blame the Goods
When I was younger, we used to watch a show on PBS called Good Neighbours — many years later, I learned this was originally called The Good Life when it Continue Reading →
57 Channels and Nothing On
There’s far more than 57 channels now, but Springsteen was right even then. TV is overflowing with crap. And yet, I still watch it because somewhere among that crap are Continue Reading →