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5 Questions: TV K9s, Day 4
This week’s 5 Question quizzes all feature questions that contain the names of dog characters on television. Today: TV K9s, Day 4
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5 Questions: TV K9s, Day 5
This week’s 5 Question quizzes all feature questions that contain the names of dog characters on television. Today: TV K9s, Day 5
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This Is What A Scientist Looks Like
Movies and television shows always show scientists as being stuffy older folks shrouded in white lab coats, but real scientists look much more like the rest of us than they would have you think....
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5 Reasons to Feel Uneasy About Canada
Maple Leaf image via Shutterstock I can’t tell you how many times I’ve been complimented on the safe, peaceful oasis that is my homeland. I’ve been petted and cooed at in public; laughed at by airport...
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The Late Movies: West Wing’s CJ Cregg
When it comes to strong ladies on television, there’s lots of examples: Murphy Brown, Maude, and that girl played by Marlo Thomas are just a few notably badass fictional female characters. One of the...
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The Lamest Looking Aliens From Star Trek
Star Trek propelled science fiction television into the future when it debuted in 1966, but sometimes they missed the mark in terms of creative development, for example while creating some of the...
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11 Great Television Shows That Are Lost Forever
Much early television was broadcast live and never recorded. This included news and variety shows, of course, but also early dramas and comedy series. Even recorded shows have not been safe. Film...
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What Happened to Bob Ross’ Paintings?
Bob Ross said he made over 30,000 paintings in his lifetime. He didn’t sell them, and he never put them in a gallery. Where did his army of happy clouds go? We’ll let Bob explain: “One of the questions...
View ArticleMister Rogers’ Epic 9-Part, 4.5-Hour Interview
In 1999, Karen Herman interviewed Fred Rogers for the Archive of American Television. The resulting nine-part (roughly four-and-a-half hour) interview spans the career of the man we’ve come to know as...
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Chroma Key
The amount of green screens in film (also known as Chroma keying) and television really goes unnoticed. I used to think I could spot all the places in a film that there was CG, I guess I was wrong....
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