She bonds with a new generation of Point Place kids under the watchful eye of Kitty and the stern glare of Red. As the synopsis states: "Sex, drugs and rock ’n roll never dies, it just changes clothes."
But where can you watch the new series? Read on to find out how to watch both That '90s Show and That '70s Show if you fancy a dose of serious nostalgia. Read More...
In late July, TV That Made Me – a kind of Desert Island Discs of the small screen – will see the likes of Eamonn Holmes, Lesley Joseph, Gok Wan and Duncan Bannatyne spend and hour in a mocked up 1970s living room discussing the shows that influenced them growing up. Advertisement
Sandi Toksvig provides a particularly moving programme (the second in the series after Holmes) in which she reacts very emotionally to watching footage of her late father – venerated Danish broadcaster Claus Toksvig – reporting on the 1969 Apollo moon landings. Read More...
Since then, whatever you can think of, there’s a Pokémon version of it - playing cards, movies, TV shows, clothes, slippers, plushies, conventions, food, amusement parks! It is one of the highest-grossing media franchises, and one of the best-selling video game franchises, of all time. No one’s denying the worldwide popularity of the monster-catching mega-hit, but there is one debate that still rages on even today: is Pokémon an anime or a cartoon? Read More...
