Rick and Morty Return June 20th!
Trying to find any pattern for new seasons of “Rick and Morty” is an exercise in futility. An infinite number of Mr. Meseeks wouldn’t be able to help you figure out when a new R&M season can be expected. Thankfully, I’ve used my Interdimensional Cable box to get to the bottom of this.
Ok, fine. I actually got an alert in my inbox that a trailer for Season 5 of Rick and Morty just dropped on Youtube.
Although Rick Sanchez, in the very first episode, explicitly promised us at LEAST 100 years of adventures…
Good Girls began in 2018, its promotion made it seem like it would be nothing more than “
Breaking Bad, but for women.” As someone who could barely make it through the first season of the hit AMC series, that kind of sell didn’t do much for me.
Breaking Bad is a highly acclaimed show, but it’s also an incredibly anxiety-inducing one. At the same time, I was skeptical that a network prime-time show about three suburban moms could capture the same kind of escalating, often graphic, tension
Breaking Bad was renowned for.
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Good Girls is less
Breaking Bad, more Guy Ritchie–style heist–meets–
By Kathryn Kimberley - 02 April 2021
BAD TO WORSE? A sign outside Websters Flooring in Walmer had Reason Kachasu in stitches as he walked past Image: FREDLIN ADRIAAN
You may have been feeling a little hot under the collar thinking of a sexy Candy’s girl on a strip pole in a party bus, and while we are sorry to disappoint, if you believed the story, then we got you!
An article in Thursday’s Herald stating that the beleaguered Integrated Public Transport System (IPTS) buses were being turned into double-decker party buses, was nothing more than an April Fool’s joke.
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April 02, 2021 15:26 IST
Reacting to crime drama fatigue, makers of shows like Gullak , Panchayat and Kota Factory continue to revisit the slice-of-life genre
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Reacting to crime drama fatigue, makers of shows like Gullak , Panchayat and Kota Factory continue to revisit the slice-of-life genre
Most OTT successes last year stuck to the script and doled out the standard concoction of crime, drama and suspense. But some surprised viewers by taking a route less travelled slice-of-life comedy. Take the recent hit
Gullak for example a web series (the second season released earlier this year) that revolves around a caricature of the middle-class Indian family that you very well might bump into on the streets. Simple in treatment and layered in commentary, not only are these shows resurrecting a genre of comedy favoured in the eras gone by, but they are tweaking it to suit modern-day sensibilities. So what is the winning formula? Most shows draw