Zaslav: "Over my dead body!"

An interview he gave on surviving a concentration camp, and then being liberated from another

They've now been on longer than the actual 80s, kinda like how MASH lasted four times longer than the Korean War they were depicting.

Probably just a coincidence

Less episodes also saves money for the effects budget.

And HBOMax will be next, so no point bringing over there for a fourth season.

The whole show? Not just the movies with a bunch of episodes smushed together?

Aladdin

The Legend of Tarzan

House of Mouse

Fillmore!

Jungle Cubs

Zorro

Davy Crockett

Scarecrow of Romney Marsh

Elfego Baca

The Swamp Fox

I wonder if they grew up watching from when it originally aired?

Mama's Family (an obviously bad '80s sitcom spun off from a Carol Burnett sketch).

But I loved it because it was the only decent thing on when I had to get ready early in the morning before School.

II through IV are B-movies.

The SyFy Channel sequels are like Z-Listers.

(The Myrenese Knot tightens)

Paramount's owners (at CBS) lean Right, so of course they didn't take COVID compliance (or crew safety) seriously.

In the meantime, some lower court Trumper judge in the state sided with anti-vaxxers (saying New York has to pay them restituiton and give them back their old jobs if they were fired for refusing to follow Covid guidelines/get vaxxed). So now a higher court has to deal with undoing that bullshit, before a decision can be made in the case of the safety worker suing over conditions.

CNN's new boss: "YOU'RE FIRED! GET 'EM THE FUCK OUTTA HERE! RELEASE THE HOUNDS!"

>some Eastern European village

Latveria

>A former COVID-19 compliance supervisor for Dexter: New Blood is suing Paramount Global, alleging she was hindered from doing her job and ultimately fired to keep the production on track.

>In a lawsuit filed on Thursday in New York federal court, Jennifer Lyon says she was excluded from meetings, provided minimal resources and undermined when she raised COVID compliance concerns in an intentional effort to obstruct her attempts to follow virus protocols. While she was told she had far-reaching authority that extended to halting production, she claims she actually had a toothless position with little power.

If you want to keep the far-right base, you can't go having documentaries that discuss factual history or series that travel the world to showcase other cultures.

He said the dialogue was ridiculous and he wasn't about to stoop to reading whatever drivel they came up with (keep in mind they also basically strong-armed him into coming back to the role - "think of the people you'll put out of work if you don't do it!")

Lee was had little screentime most of the Dracula films, he hated the role and refused to read any of the written dialogue.

And smacking them upside the head.

>Mega Babies

Oh God, thanks for reminding me of that show.

"Too much swearing and violence"

In CHARLIE freakin' BROWN?!

Nobody let these block-headed parents find out about some of the actual animated gruesome stuff I saw as a kid.

Not to mention the known conditions of their warehouses, as well as their delivery drivers.

Showtime might not be around for much longer.