15 Old PBS Kids Shows We Miss — Do You?
Remember old PBS kids shows from the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s? This post brings them all back, complete with videos of your favorite old school PBS kids TV shows.
Real People. Real Experiences. Real Helpful.
Little-known facts and behind-the-scenes info about popular movies and TV shows. We watch movies a LOT! Our favorites are true stories, reality TV, comedy, and drama / suspense movies. These are some of the most interesting things we’ve learned about random movies. Enjoy!
Remember old PBS kids shows from the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s? This post brings them all back, complete with videos of your favorite old school PBS kids TV shows.
What are the best Super Bowl ads of all time? Here are 20 of our top picks, including the 1984 MacIntosh ad, Mean Joe Greene & Coke, and more classics!
Everybody has a favorite Disney song. Is yours in this list of 25 classic Disney music moments in animated feature films?
You (and your kids) will enjoy watching these old school Sesame Street videos online. Hours of fun – and FREE – entertainment!
Here’s a list of the worst network decisions in TV history, according to Entertainment Weekly. It’s no secret that NBC’s late-night fiasco regarding Jay Leno and Conan O’Brien’s shows topped the list. See the others here…
I am SO glad I saw each of these movies for myself — without hearing about them from other people first. I’m not for or against any of the things they stand for. I’m simply one who likes to have an open mind and be aware of others’ points-of-views and how they impact mainstream America. These 3 movies do just that!
Blockbuster video is a trusted name that’s been around for a long time. By striving to stay one step ahead of the competition, Blockbuster has been able to make videos and related product rentals both convenient and cost-effective.
Here are some of the modern, high-tech ways that you can rent movies these days… whether you have a computer or a TV.
Here is my review of the movie, My Kid Could Paint That. It’s a controversial documentary about 4-year-old Marla Olmstead. I would love to see a recent update, now that she is 9 years old and has had her artwork scrutinized by everyone under the sun.
A brief rant about national advertisers and the untimeliness of the TV commercials they’re running lately. Hint: It’s not the holidays anymore!…