Television
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Surviving the longest on the Alone show on History channel may come down to the selection of the ten items of equipment from a list of 50 options. Each of the contestants is allowed to select ten items of optional equipment from a group of 50 options. Lessons from the first season of the Alone
The FX show, The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story, featured a scene in which Simpson was polygraphed in a test arranged by his lawyers. Obviously, this polygraph test was to be for their use only, and performed by an operator they hired, but it presented a number of interesting issues that could be
SOS Coney Island SOS Vampire Siege SOS. Hey, Jimmy. I don’t want to alarm you, but I am preparing to be attacked by one or more of them. I’m just letting you know in case something happens to me. I am working up a major defensive plan inside my perimeter using everything I have at
Fans of Tyrant on FX may be interested in the art and architecture of the Alhambra, a fantastic Moorish castle overlooking Granada, Spain. The intricate designs seen in the interior sets on Tyrant on FX have antecedents in history which include the Moorish outposts built in Spain centuries ago. The FX show features these exquisite
Check out this great interview on HuffPost Live with Judy Greer and Nat Faxon of Married on FX, a no-holds-barred, crazy ride, much like the FX show. In the interview, Judy Greer and Nat Faxon of Married on FX discuss their roles as married couple, Lina and Russ Bowman, on the comedic FX show. Married
The Strain on FX has unlikely heroes coming to the rescue as a modern day plague of vampires has descended on New York City and its surrounds. I guess they are vampires, but in The Strain on FX it is hard to tell sometimes. The Master, who should really be named Pandora, in honor of
Married on FX is worth your half-hour, especially if you need a laugh or to feel better about yourself, if only by comparison to our betrothed couple. There have only been a few television shows where I could definitely say of its star character, without fear of contradiction, “That guy is pathetic.” Yet, Nat Faxon
