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It’s not a photo of the first script read-through, as was the case for the 2015 cinematic blockbuster The Force Awakens…
(see below)
(Walt Disney Studios)
but Stranger Things just may be the television-equivalent for science-fiction fans these days regarding its popular ’80s nostalgic experience, which may validate its video release of their first table read for the highly-anticipated third season.
(see below)
The first table reads for The Force Awakens and the forthcoming third season of the Netflix phenomenon was photographed in black and white…three years apart…with no connection between the two aside from shared cultural popularity. Hmm?
Well, that’s a strange thing to see.
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Happy Monday!
What flightless bird makes everyone smile?
A penguin.
What makes people smile more than the sight of just one penguin?
Lots of penguins.
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Happy Monday!
The ’80s and ’90s are never going away. Boomshakalaka! And in the tomorrow night’s brand new Roseanne episode, a special guest is making his return to the Conners house.
Johnny Galecki reuniting with Sara Gilbert is a modern-day Roseanne reunion via the ’90s, as well as a Big Bang Theory reunion from several years back, which is another mega-popular sitcom on a different major network for these two TV actors who remain desired talents for their new and beloved characters in the era of streaming and limitless channels and viewing options because of people’s nostalgia for the past in the present.
Did Christopher Nolan write and direct this Roseanne episode?
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As the Star Wars universe continues to expand into the future in a variety of ways, the beloved franchise is simultaneously taking us back into the past. Cinematically, the first of these stories was the 2016 film Rogue One, which received positive reviews. And for good reason. Now it’s Solo’s turn.
Han Solo.
At least we know who shot the first solo Solo movie:
Directors Chris Miller & Phil Lord, then director Ron Howard.
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