Can anyone tell me about the history of lindslay lohan???
Dude above me, if you wanna copy info from wikipedia leave out some stuff.... like the contents list, reference links at the bottom etc, etc, etc... or just do this... Visit http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lindsay_loh...
My brother and I are both huge Naruto and Nartuo Shippuden fans and we want to know what's up with censoring?
We would like to know if hulu.com and others such as disney xd censor parts of naruto episodes for reasons such as: profane language, drinking, and nudity. Please answer this question by telling us if we are being censored and how much censoring we are getting on Hulu (the place where we mostly watch Naruto Shippuden). p.s. If you could please tell us where we can watch episodes of all the Naruto shows (both Naruto and Naruto Shippuden) without censoring that would be great. All the profane language, drinking, blood, gore, and nudity left in, the way it was meant to be seen. p.p.s. We are both english speakers but we do like the subtitles that Hulu uses, so please if you have them. p.p.p.s. No bad, virusy, non-great picture sites, because we are so sick of seeing sites with horrible graphics and flashy distracting advertisements. So please give us a good one. p.p.p.s. Yes I know there are a lot of post scripts, thanks for your patience, bye
What is the best T.V show that was canceled?
I don’t know about “the best” but in 1996, Fox premiered a show called Profit, and I really lament it only got one short season. The premise was Jim Profit (played by Adrian Pasdar) was an amoral, sociopath who would do anything, including murder, to climb the ladder of a huge, but pretty generic megacorp. It got great reviews, but terrible ratings and only 8 episodes were produced and aired. It’s hard to find it streaming anywhere.I think it was just too far ahead of its time, but would have done much better later. It premiered 3 years before The Sopranos, and US TV audiences were not yet primed to appreciate a show that revolved around an “anti-hero.” Now, we accept the protagonist of a series like Breaking Bad, or FX’s The Shield or Damages is basically a horrible shit head. We simultaneously cheer for them to get away with all their crimes, but we also sort of hope for karma to bring them down.I think today not only would audiences be more inclined to follow the adventures of a Patrick “American Psycho” Bateman-like character, it would fit into a larger zeitgeist of skepticism around capitalism and especially huge corporations like Amazon, Walmart, Facebook, Google are basically dens of Evil (see Ecorp in Mr. Robot).
Allusion to "Things Fall Apart" or "Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde"?
Hi! I was wondering if anyone knew of a movie, or television show in which a reference to the novels "Things Fall Apart" or "Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde" was made at all. This must be a direct allusion, using some sort of specific part of the book, preferably stating the name of the novel. First person to answer with a legitimate answer recieves 10 points!!!