And it's been killed before one episode aired! But that's okay, it's from the "not-really-MCU" Marvel Depressing TV/Streaming-verse...From the producers of a "Ghost Rider" series! Why ELSE would it be going to Hulu? Now, if they could just kill that (reportedly) goofy Disney+ "She-Hulk", or at leas...

I bet el Stevo would be up for that. But only if we get a Paramount-PD "Adventures of Tintin" series first. Also, interesting that the trailer and this new show hail from Paramount, when I remember the movie coming from Columbia Pictures back in the day. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0088979/ : Prod...

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July 14th, 2020, 7:28 pm

That came out of nowhere.

Yeah, there are plenty of OTHER 80's Paramount titles in accessible "orphan" public-domain status at the moment to cheaply re-exploit.
But, they've already done a Clueless series...Say, does this mean we could potentially get a Young Sherlock Holmes series??

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Skynet takes over! https://youtu.be/_Wlsd9mljiU Ohh, I thought it was going to be the old Terminator 3D ride from Universal Studios: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AIoeMLwEIDM ...Su-perrr! :mrgreen: (Which, Universal being Universal, has since been replaced by a none-too-bad Jason Bourne stage/3D ...

I'd say that the roustabouts are VERY "tan." Though they are obviously black to me, they of course aren't slaves. The song does raise an eyebrow, though. What, that no matter how hard and long they work (with pay), they at least feel thanklessly rewarded that they're helping put on a circus for all...

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