Saints Row Saints Row, when it first came out in 2006, was in many ways the anti-Grand Theft Auto despite being a clone of that franchise. As GTA tried to be a satire and make the player laugh through subtlety, Saints Row responded by driving a motorcycle through a glass window and punching you in … Read more
It’s 2022, and it feels like every show that you loved as a young, carefree child either has a reboot or a podcast (or both). It’s a lot, and yet they just keep coming. But what if there was a show about how every show has a reboot? Would that be too convoluted? Maybe, but … Read more
If you’re anything like me, then you probably have a very special place inside your heart for the series Criminal Minds. I have an irrational fear of unmarked vans and I don’t know why. Weird. *continues binge watching Criminal Minds* 11:34 PM – 23 Feb 2020 Twitter: @sweetmomissa Listen, I know you’ve seen every single … Read more
Amazon A League of Their Own was pretty progressive for 1992. The film told the story of All-American Girls Professional Baseball League (AAGPBL), which helped keep the nation’s favorite pasttime alive while many male ball players were overseas fighting in World War II. It was enthusiastically pro-woman. It was also pretty white and pretty straight. … Read more
According to a notice from Deadline in August 2020, the Prime Video series is a reboot of the original television series rather than the film itself. Since the TV series is based on the film, you could also argue that A League of Their Own on Prime Video is a reboot of both. In a … Read more
Of course, Jennette came to fame playing Sam Puckett on iCarly, appearing on all six seasons plus a spinoff series. But when it came time for a reboot, she notably turned down the offer. In her book, Jennette explained why she decided not to do the iCarly reboot and recalled how she broke the news … Read more
‘Jersey Shore 2.0’ halts filming one week into production. Has the show already been canceled? Source: https://www.distractify.com/p/is-jersey-shore-reboot-canceled
NBC Reboots, revivals, and reunions have been all the rage for ages now, but somehow that’s eluded Scrubs, the hospital comedy from Spin City — and future Ted Lasso — creator Bill Lawrence. The closest they’ve come to that is a panel at this weekend’s ATX TV Festival, which featured Lawrence and the main cast, … Read more
Getty Image While the tireless FKA Twigs doesn’t have a significant acting role under her belt yet, she’s recently touched into silver screen consciousness with her song, “Measure Of A Man” (featuring British rapper Central Cee) for the soundtrack to The King’s Man. She’s no stranger to being front and center of music videos, like … Read more
In 1993, Monique Long, a costume designer on the original The Wonder Years series, sued Savage, then 16, and actor Jason Harvey, then 20, for sexual harassment. She alleged that Savage begged her to go on dates with him and once told her, “Oh, Monique, I’m so in love with you. Please have an affair … Read more
Getty Image When The Wonder Years returned last year, it came with the star of the original show at least behind the scenes. Fred Savage, who achieved stardom as Kevin Arnold, an American everyboy growing up in the late 1960s, joined the reboot as both executive producer and one of the show’s directors. But on … Read more
Alley Mills, who played Kevin’s mother on the original series, revealed in 2018 that her costumer, Monique Long, sued Savage and co-star Jason Hervey for sexual harassment in 1993, and claimed the lawsuit led to the show being canceled. Mills defended Savage in 2018, calling him “the least offensive, most wonderful, sweet human being” and … Read more