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Interview: David Zucker, legendary spoof comedy writer/director
Posted by: Matthew Ardill • November 10, 2025 @ 3:22pm
David Zucker has written and directed some of the biggest comedies of all time, including Airplane! and The Naked Gun.
Interview: Lee White of iconic Winnipeg improv comedy duo CRUMBS
Posted by: Paul Little • November 7, 2012 @ 7:26am
With Winnipeg improv duo CRUMBS recently returning from their second European tour of 2012, and the 2012 Winnipeg if...
"He lives with constant flashes of intrusive memory."
Flashpoint seems to always have villains that pull off the genius kidnappings that ultimately backfire. Last season, Spike was taken hostage for his computer skills.
People say nothing is stronger than love, but revenge is a pretty damn close second.
As the secret to Connor's tattoos are finally revealed, Stefan has to learn the tough lesson that some secrets are stronger than family.
In the year 1110 AD, five brothers came together for a ritual and when it was finished they were imbued with tattoos and became the Brotherhood of the Five.
Look, it's a picture of me and Castiel! Jealous?
Since returning to our world, Benny has had one thing on his mind: kill his maker for sending him to purgatory.
Top Fives: Horror Movies (That Are Actually Scary)
Posted by: Tony Hinds • October 30, 2012 @ 6:18pm
The horror genre is a prolific one. We've all seen a thousand different movies that claim to be scary. But these days, we'll usually settle for shocking or merely disturbing. Seeing a guy hack off one of his own limbs (or in that case of Saw, wimping out and not showing us) has pathetically become the industry standard.
"They're going on an assassination run."
"Below The Surface," took place in the middle of some ugly biker gang politics. Inside of this mess, were Kate and Luke, who both wanted to see the biker gang go down.
Some unexpected emotional highs and lows this episode gave viewers everything from some classic season one style sci-fi, to bold story leaps, all leading to a twist ending.
When Mystic Falls' latest demon hunter came into town last week, Connor Jordan immediately made a name for himself but little did we know, he was just getting started.
This is why I love episodic TV: When it is at its best, you inevitably arrive at a point -mid-season- where the show's creators have so many plot strands, so many plates spinning -- that all you can do is sit back and admit: I have no clue how this season is going to end but, I don't care.
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