Think you're a quiz whiz when it comes to classic TV opening themes? I'm not talking about knowing a theme song's melody -- that's easy! I'm talking about identifying a show based on only reading A PORTION of its opening theme's lyrics. A bit more difficult, yes, but something any classic TV expert can overcome! This Opening Theme Song Lyrics Quiz features 25 questions to challenge your nostalgic mind. (Caution: the questions become more … [Read more...] about Classic TV Theme Songs Quiz: Know the lyrics? (A fun trivia game!)
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Late-Night TV Is Missing A Johnny Carson Tonight Show!
By chance, did you watch "The Tonight Show" last night? It featured a laugh-out-loud monologue, intriguing interviews, as well as a hilarious stand-up comedian with a very bright future. Not only that, it helped many forget about the divisive political environment we're constantly reminded of via wall-to-wall cable news coverage. It was simply a pleasant hour of comedy; a great distraction to enjoy some mindless entertainment. Oh wait, let me clarify: … [Read more...] about Late-Night TV Is Missing A Johnny Carson Tonight Show!
The Three Stooges vs. The Kardashians: No Contest (3 Stooges Win!)
It doesn't seem like a fair fight. After all, how can you compare a group that's comprised of a bunch of numbskulls -- stooges, if you will -- that aren't grounded in today's reality against...The Three Stooges? (See what I did there?) … [Read more...] about The Three Stooges vs. The Kardashians: No Contest (3 Stooges Win!)
What Must-See TV Really Means (Classic TV Still Reign Supreme)
"Will & Grace" and "Murphy Brown" would return to television! It was "Must-See TV" all over again! Well, not really. Funny how the phrase "Must-See TV" is thrown around so easily these days. The last time I can recall a major TV network offering a block of essential prime-time viewing was back in the day when shows like "Hill Street Blues," "Cheers" and "Seinfeld" filled TV Guide. Go back several decades and now you're talking Must-See TV. … [Read more...] about What Must-See TV Really Means (Classic TV Still Reign Supreme)