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Lucille Ball and Desi Armaz in I Love Lucy (1957)
u/Gold_Expression1960 — 18 hours ago
'Star Trek: The City on the Edge of Forever': A 'Lost' Interview with Harlan Elllison (Exclusive)
Nearly sixty years later and 'The City on the Edge of Forever' remains one of the most acclaimed episodes of the original 'Star Trek.' Over the years I interviewed its author, Harlan Ellison, a couple of times and this behind-the-scenes look at its making features a conversation with him on the subject that's never been posted before. https://www.womansworld.com/entertainment/classic-tv/star-trek-city-on-the-edge-of-forever-lost-dark-real-story
u/Kal-Ed1 — 23 hours ago
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The Most Snubbed Actor In Oscar's History (Calculon Futruama)
Whilst not a main character on the show Calculon was a huge side character on the show and had many classic adventures.
If you want to learn about his friendship with the Robot Devil, how he got into acting, the name of his boat as well as which member or the X Files duo he was then check out our latest episode.
Calculon is a massive character in Futurama and is surprisingly relevant to the horror centric characters we have been looking at over the course of this season. In this episode we look at the mysteries around his age, his origins and his operating system as well as his friendship with the Robot Devil.
Calculon has had many roles across the show, but now he is finally stepping up to the podium to get his award
u/WakeUpInTheYear3000 — 15 hours ago
We Need This Reboot!
Design based on the Sikorsky's S-97 "Raider"....
u/RibbedForHerCat — 17 hours ago
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