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You may want to boil your television to remove any remaining infection.
If you accidentally watch more than 10 minutes of this, you may have to burn your television, and have the cable company install entirely new lines.
The Vacation movies themselves met an ugly death in Las Vegas, and this hope at reviving even the thinnest thread of the series for television was thoroughly misguided.
Veteran British television director Alan Gibson's "Dracula A.D. 1972" qualifies as one of the least appetizing entries in the Hammer Studios series about Bram Stoker's immortal bloodsucker.
A Brazilian cable television is presenting "Yadon Ilaheyya" this month in its "Cult" channel.
Occasionally I accidentally leave the television on after "South Park" and I end up catching some of the train wreck of middle school humor that is "Mind of Mencia".
Instead of looking like a theatrical movie edited for television, "Mister Tibbs" looks suspiciously like a TV movie edited for theatrical release, with grainy photography, cheesy opening titles, and sets that look like they're made of plywood.
Dialogue on UPN syndicated television shows is more natural sounding.
Plus, Drake Bell (the movie's main character) stars on a Nickelodeon television show that targets preteens and young teenagers.
Obviously shot for television or STV, this amateurish rehash KRULL has several stock characters -- a magician, an assassin, a warrior, a scientist -- on the trail of something or other in order to defeat the Dark Forces about to be unleashed on their planet.
I watched about the first 30 - 40 minutes of this movie on television the other night and can agree that this is by far the worst of the series.
Otherwise, television actors are given the chance to become film stars, and successfully, resist the temptation.
The characters are truly some of the most ridiculous and outright laughable on television, scripted or otherwise.
this is a terrible piece of television.
One of the problems with popular culture, especially when discussing the popular culture of the 1970s, is that mass media - especially television - is usually about four years behind 'underground' media, primarily music.
I refuse to believe that because I am only 16, that my opinion doesn't count, having studied world war two, I not only felt embarrassed and ashamed watching this Australian piece of trash television.
The rotting cherry on top of this fetid mess was the most horrendous "special effects" and "makeup" to ever disgrace the screen, even for television.
What can be said of this independent effort beyond the fact that it was shot with television cameras, and whether that was by conceit or budget constraints doesn't make the watching of this variation on a theme by Romero any easier.
I saw this cartoon accidentally on television one night when I couldn't get to sleep.
Scarier than any horror movie ever made because you're in controlled of this blood fest which make it more scarier than watching other people doing it on the big screen or on your television screen.
New York family is the last in their neighborhood to get a television set, which nearly ruins David Niven's marriage to Mitzi Gaynor.
This is bathroom humor aimed, I assume, at those who've had several bongs, which can only explain why many ecstatic reviewers have heralded this crap as "the best television writing ever."
I caught it again on television and it was much funnier.
Why did they change the cute, Rugrats television show we all know and love into a lame attempt to target teens?
This is the worst exercise in middle class pretentiousness yet to hit our television screens.
this is the most overrated show on television.
Lucille Ball was a mighty power in television throughout the 1950s and 1960s, but she still made an occasional film, most notably THE LONG, LONG TRAILER and THE FACTS OF LIFE.
But that's television for you -- filler between commercials.
I saw this Hallmark television movie when it originally aired.
To me i give my sincerity to NBC for their dire efforts to make new changes in television, making laugh track free shows.
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