25 TV Shows and Movies You Forgot Were Rebooted
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Reboots have been at the forefront of pop culture for so long, you might be nostalgic for a time when every other film or TV show
Godzilla vs. Kong (not to be confused with 1962’s
King Kong vs. Godzilla), bringing together two long-lived giant monster for a little franchise fisticuffs.
And these are but two of the many mainstream reboots that are currently in the works. And in a world where reboots and remakes are the norm, it’s hard to keep track of what classics from your childhood have or might soon be making a reappearance. Here are 25 rebooted TV shows and movies from across the past decade and a half that might have slid under your radar.
Posted April 7th, 2021 for Warner Bros
(Burbank, CA) – Join the Tanner, Fuller, Gibbler clan for another fun-filled season in Warner Bros. Home Entertainment’s release of
Fuller House: The Fifth and Final Season , available on DVD June 8, 2021. Get set for 18 hilarious new episodes, featuring guest appearances by the original
Full House cast.
Fuller House: The Fifth and Final Season will retail for $24.98 SRP ($29.98 in Canada). The fifth and final season of
Fuller House will also be available to own on Digital via purchase from digital retailers on June 8.
Fuller House: The Complete Series , which includes all five seasons of the series, will also be available for fans to own on DVD for $99.99 SRP ($112.99 in Canada).
April 15, 2021
Four years ago this week, Project Drawdown released groundbreaking research on climate solutions that catalyzed the narrative that reversing global warming is possible. To celebrate that anniversary and underscore what’s needed now, I’m spotlighting 15 women-led ventures at the heart of the climate-tech movement.
After all, one of the most surprising conclusions from our work disclaimer, I served on Project Drawdown’s founding board of directors is that
empowering women and girls represents for achieving a climate-safe future. Yes, you read that correctly.
Among the 80 solutions evaluated for their potential to reverse global warming, educating girls and ensuring women have access to family planning resources ranked No. 6 and 7, respectively. By empowering women and girls globally, Project Drawdown calculated that we could avoid 120 billion tons of emissions by 2050. That’s equivalent to roughly 10 years’ worth of China’s annual emissions as of