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The best way to describe Sightings is to imagine it as 60 Minutes, except rather than talking about the economy and politics the show spent time profiling phenomenon like ghost hauntings, UFOS, and assorted paranormal topics like time travel and near death experiences. For a good deal of my youth, I loved to read and […]
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Recently the Disney Channel in America premiered their new teen sitcom Bunk’d, a spin off of their hit show Jessie, set in a summer camp. This isn’t the first time Disney has invested in a show about summer camps, though. In 1998, they carved out their own version of Real World which focused on teenagers […]
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“Think Anawanna-wanna, speak Anawanna-wanna, Live Anawanna-wanna! Ugh!” Salute Your Shorts is a relic of a time where Nickelodeon was just… “better.” Thankfully, the show has barely shown its age since it premiered almost 25 years ago. Sure, there’s the neon clothing and mullets are bound to make an appearance, but Salute Your Shorts still works […]
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It’s pretty weird that in the annals of 90s television, New York Undercover is rarely talked about. Aside from being a great series, this American police drama marks one of my favorite childhood memories. While coming home from a doctor’s appointment, my dad and I stumbled upon the series being filmed.* The series’ two main […]
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Before it became “Lifetime for men,” the USA Network was once a place where you could find some of the most unique entertainment programming on cable television. Whether it was low-budget drama or one of their more original TV series, USA Network defied viewer expectations. At no point was this more evident than than the […]
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As a kid, I was always aware of how great Legends of the Hidden Temple was, but it wasn’t until recently that I was reminded of that fact thanks to cable televisions’ “The 90’s are All That” line up which re-airs old Nickelodeon shows. Re-watching Legends of the Hidden Temple is a clear example of […]
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In 2000, Syfy (then known as Sci Fi Channel) was undergoing a transition in programming that included the introduction of “original programming.” Among these new shows was Invisible Man, a heist show that mixed classic HG Welles science fiction with a modern comedy-drama. The story followed Darien Fawkes (Vincent Ventresca), an inept cat burglar who […]
Tagged with: 2000s, Invisible Man, sci-fi, Science Fiction, SyFy, USA Network