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The Art Of Jack Davis! compiled by Hank Harrison (book review).

In case you think I only read serious books, I recently embarked on a private project to identify the work

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Velma (HBO Scooby Doo cartoon series spin-off: trailer).
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Velma (HBO Scooby Doo cartoon series spin-off: trailer).

Velma is the new adult animated mystery comedy series, based on the character Velma Dinkley from the Scooby-Doo franchise. Charlie

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Nicholas Hoult and Nicolas Cage team up for the vampire horror comedy, Renfield (trailer).
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Nicholas Hoult and Nicolas Cage team up for the vampire horror comedy, Renfield (trailer).

Are you ready for a horror comedy that’s sure to have you rolling in the aisles with laughter? Look no

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Detectorists: 2022 TV Christmas Special (does it meet Ancient Aliens?)
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Detectorists: 2022 TV Christmas Special (does it meet Ancient Aliens?)

The uniquely gentle British comedy series Detectorists, which follows the adventures of amateur metal detectorists Andy (Mackenzie Crook) and Lance

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Bill and Ted III: Face the Music (announcement trailer).
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Alex Winter: the joys of Bill and Ted, and vamping it up for the Lost Boys (actor interview).

This week, actor Alex Winter (of Bill & Ted, and Lost Boys fame) joins our best ex-Lex, Michael, to discuss

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Andor: the forgotten 1975 Star Wars TV series (trailer).
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Andor: the forgotten 1975 Star Wars TV series (trailer).

We understand here at SFcrowsnest Towers that many of you fools were born after the 1980s, you dirty pups, so

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The Orville (second season trailer).
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The Orville: New Horizons (scifi TV series, now on Disney Plus: trailer).

The Orville: New Horizons has now arrived to stream on Disney Plus. It might just be the best Star Trek

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Wednesday Addams (trailer for this comedy horror TV series: Netflix).
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Wednesday: the Netflix Addams Family TV series from Tim Burton (Trailer).

Hey, suckers, you more or less had me at Tim Burton. Yes, it’s another trailer for the Netflix Wednesday: the

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Avenue 5: new HBO scifi TV series (Love Boat in space?) (trailer).
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Avenue 5: scifi comedy TV series from HBO (second season trailer).

Scifi comedy TV series Avenue 5 is coming back for a second season, arriving on HBO in the USA on

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Mythic Quest 3rd season
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Mythic Quest: game dev comedy TV series 3rd season (trailer).

The rather good Apple TV streaming game dev comedy TV series that is Mythic Quest has reached its 3rd season

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