Gilligan’s Island: The Movie
From Variety:
The studio and production company have begun development on a feature film based on the iconic CBS sitcom, which generated solid ratings during its three seasons between 1964 and 1967 and then found something close to eternal life in syndication.
You thought I was just fucking with you, didn’t you.
So here’s the thing. Its 2010. Cellphones (hell, SatPhones), GPS, etc, etc. How exactly does one get lost these days ?
Also, new poll….over there —->
If you aren’t watching Archer, you should be
Watch the first three episodes on Hulu.
‘Deadliest Catch’ captain dies
ANCHORAGE, Alaska – Phil Harris, the fishing boat captain whose adventures off the Alaska coast were captured on the television show “Deadliest Catch”, has died, the Discovery Channel said Tuesday night. He was 53.
Harris suffered what his family described as a massive stroke on Jan. 29 while the fishing vessel he captained, Cornelia Marie, was in port at St. Paul Island, Alaska. The fisherman was flown to Anchorage for surgery.
Flashback!
Who remembers this:
Yep, 1989, you old motherfucker.
I managed to find almost the whole album … enjoy (after the jump)
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Star Trek
Stolen from ClamBake 6’s site:
I’m a big fan of all things Star Trek. Yes great fun has been made of the bad special effects and the mostly bad acting, but Star Trek really was/is an important work. Generally, I equate TV or movies to photographs or paintings but some some television shows or movies equate more to the level of literature. I’m not saying Star Trek was great writing or acting, but taken as a whole work I will say that it is important to human culture as any piece of literature. I could mention the race/ethnicity/nationality of the crew as example of its importance as most people do. I could mention the importance of such a ‘positive’ science fiction television show aired as it was during the Space Race. But I won’t (although I sorta just did).
Guilty Pleasure: Joan Jett
This creepy chick really had the 80’s/90’s anger-rock thing down.
Coakley Concedes
Movies 2009
Well, I guess since everyone else is doing it, I may as well throw something together. I am not a movie critic. I can either give a thumbs up or down or write a fucking book on why a movie is good or bad, I can’t seem to find any middle ground there.
My Favorite Movie of 2009: Zombieland.
I know, I know, that sounds soooo odd. 1) Zombieland was funny and entertaining, 2) It added new ideas (the rules) to zombie movies, 3) (this is the big one) I honestly can’t think of anything that could be added or removed to make the movie substantially better.
Here’s the list of 2009 movies that I have seen (in no particular order):
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