ALF Archives
Keeping track of our favorite Melmacian.
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ALF’s Wardrobe (Season 4)
In the final season of ALF, Jason Cort brings us the highest amount of outfits in a season. A total of 59 outfits were worn by ALF in his last season and they were a …
Archive Television Musings
"To waste one second of one's life is a betrayal of one's self! I wonder what's on television?".
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The Bill – Episode 6.63 – Attitudes (7th August 1990)
Written by Arthur McKenzie, Directed by Richard Holthouse Knowing PC Young’s eventual fate, it’s difficult not to look back at any episodes which featured him strongly with a keen eye to see how his character …
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Art of the Title
Dedicated to title sequence design in film, TV, and beyond.
By Lola Landekic.
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An Update from the Editor in Chief
Dear readers,It is a rare thing for Art of the Title to publish an editor’s note but the time has come to provide an update. Many of you are likely unaware that, since 2018, Art …
BBC Writersroom - BBC Blogs
Get behind-the-scenes insights from writers and producers of BBC TV and radio programmes. Get top tips on script-writing and follow the journeys of writers who have come through BBC Writersroom schemes and opportunities.
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Thoughts from an Open Call reader
I’ve been reading scripts for schemes, competitions and all sorts on and off for over a decade, and from when I first dipped my toe into script reading, I learned about how highly regarded the …
By BBC Writers, 1,479 words
blast-o-rama.
blast-o-rama is the online home of Marty Day.
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Cartoonatics
Sketches, Stories and Other Stuff from Tom Ruegger.
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Where We Made "Animaniacs"
The Imperial Bank Building in Sherman Oaks, CA, where we made Tiny Toons, Animaniacs, Pinky and the Brain, Freakazoid, Batman: The Animated Series, Road Rovers and Histeria. These paintings of our home base were made …
Cartoon Brew
Animation News, Animated Cartoons.
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Foundation Media Sets First Look Deal For Film & TV Projects With Simon & Schuster Children’s Publishing
The books will adapted as animated or live-action properties for both film and television.
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Classic Film and TV Café
Devoted to classic movies and television series, ranging from the silent film era to the 1980s.
By Rick29.
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We Name the Cast...You Name the Movie!
This is our second edition of this new game. Please let us if you enjoy playing it. For each movie below, we have listed three performers that appeared in it (not necessarily as a star). …
Crazy Walls
Yarn time!
By Phil Gyford.
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A rare example of a crazy wall in the real world or, at least, as the background for a press photo.
A rare example of a crazy wall in the real world or, at least, as the background for a press photo.(Thanks Šmingvin.)
CST Online | Television Studies Blog
We are a blog devoted to international TV studies.
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“FINDING YOUR FIT” WITHIN THE CONFERENCE CONTINUUM by Christopher Pullen
In this blog, I offer an autoethnographical account of what it means for TV scholars to take part in the conference continuum, which I argue is both familiar and strange in every iteration. Whether you …
Curious British Telly
The home of all those British TV shows you thought you'd forgotten about...
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Winning a Lunch with Brian Cant in 1981
I’ve always been careful to ensure Curious British Telly doesn’t become a rose tinted, nostalgia-for-the-sake-of-nostalgia borefest - you know the thing, see all those Channel 5 documentaries about the 1980s. Nonetheless, it’s sometimes difficult to …
By Ben Ricketts, 518 words
Dirty Feed
By John Hoare.
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Onslow’s Telly Redux
Over the past few days, I’ve been posting lots of interesting facts about exactly what’s on Onslow’s telly in Keeping Up Appearances. If I was somebody sensible, I would pretend I had now tracked down …
By John J. Hoare, 1,594 words
Doctor Who - BBC Latest News
All the latest news and features from the world of Doctor Who.
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Jacob Anderson joins Series 13 of Doctor Who
Game of Thrones star Jacob Anderson is set to make his debut on Doctor Who later this year, playing Vinder. As a recurring character throughout the series, Jacob’s new role will see him join forces …
By The Doctor Who Team, 265 words
The FiveCentsPlease Blog
News and interesting stuff about the world of Charles M. Schulz's Peanuts.
By Derrick Bang, Scott McGuire.
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It's the Great Pumpkin and other Peanuts holiday specials will stream free on Apple TV+ in 2024
Apple has announced that the big three Peanuts holiday specials - It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown; A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving; and A Charlie Brown Christmas - will once again be available for everyone to …
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Forgotten Television Drama
Uncovering the lost history of British TV drama.
By John Hill, Lez Cooke, Billy Smart.
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The Play on One (BBC1 1988-91): The ‘Forgotten’ Afterlife of Play for Today (BBC1 1970-84)
by John Cook Conventionally it is accepted that Play for Today died forty years ago, in 1984. In the spring of that year, the recently appointed Head of BBC TV Plays, Peter Goodchild, decided to …
By john hill, 5,660 words
Frock Flicks
Costume movie reviews & podcast.
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Frock Flicks Free-for-All October
You asked for it, so here’s an occasional open thread to bitch about anything tangentially
By The Frock Flicks Team, 19 words
futureprobe
An affectionate tribute to, and commentary on, EPCOT Center, Star Trek, and other optimistic visions of the future.
By David Landon.
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Star Trek: Picard Season Three—The TNG Finale Band-Aid
WARNING: This article contains spoilers for Star Trek: Picard Season Three, which as of this writing has been out for the better part of a year.In the spring of 1994 Star Trek fans were treated …
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Galactic Journey
55 years ago: Science Fact and Fiction.
By Gideon Marcus, Janice L. Newman, et al.
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[October 6, 1969] The Rule of a Mediocracy (Vision of Tomorrow #3)
By Mx Kris Vyas-Myall The Times is running a series of articles where major thinkers elucidate on what they believe life will be like in 1980. The series started with Arthur Koestler (philosopher most known …
By Kris Vyas-Myall, 102 words
GIGA WHO
STILL HAUNTING THE EMPIRE.
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I love you. Get out!
“I’d like to see a butterfly fit into a chrysalis case after it’s spread its wings.” —Second Doctor, shortly after beginning to exist (1966) They’re restarting NuWho – I told you so. When Russell T. …
gralefrit - Home
One of Britain’s busiest and most well respected comedy writers. Which probably isn't saying much.
By Joel Morris.
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BE FUNNY OR DIE
My book about how comedy works, and why it matters, is available from good bookshops and truly exceptional coal merchants...Deeply analytical and utterly joyous.Robin Ince Joel Morris has finally invented ‘being funny whilst talking about …