Stealer’s Wheel

In a world where technology is invading every area of life, it was only a matter of time before the sports world took advantage. Back in 2017, the Red Sox were accused of relaying signals via Apple watches…

Good grief, news that James Corden doesn’t actually drive during his “Carpool Karaoke” segments is really a shocker?

Drink a beer, adopt a dog…

The city of London is using real-time facial recognition technology in areas of serious crime activity within the city. This technology can be apparently be defeated using makeup & even cellophane tape according to a quick online search…

Calling the cops because a “big black college student” refused to change seats in class? Really?

The Coronavirus is getting so bad in China they are closing facilities where people tend to congregate in large numbers including movie theaters and Shanghai Disney…

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Quirky 1980’s television shows is the theme for “Sunday Cinema” this month. These shows lasted less than a season due to poor ratings, some concepts probably would have done better today and would have become longer series…

Another excuse by a network to cash-in on a popular movie franchise, The Last Precinct was essentially a television version of the Police Academy movies. The LAPD decided to drop all of their misfit officers into one precinct. There’s the Elvis-impersonator cop, the transvestite cop, the gay-ethnic cop, the fat bumbling mess of a cop, and of course there’s Adam West (of Batman fame) as the commanding officer. Rick Ducommon, Ernie Hudson, & Randi Brooks are all a part of this weird show. It was canceled after 7 episodes…

Someone found this gem on an old VHS tape and uploaded it for posterity…

Quirky 1980’s television shows is the theme for “Sunday Cinema” this month. These shows lasted less than a season due to poor ratings, some concepts probably would have done better today and would have become longer series…

Bennu of the Golden Light had awoken in Peru by some archaeologists who inadvertently destroyed his mission information. Left to survive on earth, he does his best to avoid authorities who want to worship & study him while searching for his long lost love who arrived on the planet 40,000 earlier.

Cut short at 4 episodes, this premise was way ahead of its time and probably would have found a home with a streaming service today.

Someone posted the extended pilot online for all to enjoy…

Horrible, Just Horrible

Here’s a recent take on the ending for “The Sixth Sense” similar to the documentary on the original DVD…

On top of a “Jaws” reboot with the original director involved, apparently a “Scream” remake & “Swamp Thing” remake are in the works…

“The Mandalorian” gets some of its roots from Japanese cinema (much like the “Star Wars” franchise), “Lone Wolf & Cub” is a heavy influencer…

Someone posted the “2 Legit: The MC Hammer Story” VH1 movie, check it out to see the scene Dan the Man spoke about.

Detroit has the worst record for all 4 pro sports teams…

Can higher minimum wage lower suicide rate? One report says yest it can…

Something you shouldn’t do, blindside the Queen of England…

“We truly have forgotten…” – anonymous response to the Washington Post calling Qasem Solemani “Iran’s most revered military leader“…

Quirky 1980’s television shows is the theme for “Sunday Cinema” this month. These shows lasted less than a season due to poor ratings, some concepts probably would have done better today and would have become longer series…

2 race car drivers are hired by the LAPD to be a part of a task force commissioned to deal with auto thefts. The task force name? B.A.D. C.A.T. (Burglary Auto Detail Commercial Auto Theft). It only ran for 10 episodes but did star a young Michelle Pfeiffer.

Someone found the pilot on VHS and digitally transferred it so everyone can bask in it’s interesting glow…

Quirky 1980’s television shows is the theme for “Sunday Cinema” this month. These shows lasted less than a season due to poor ratings, some concepts probably would have done better today and would have become longer series…

What first started out as a character in a British television movie, “Max Headroom: 20 Minutes into the Future” blossomed into a 2 season television show followed by a Christmas special and a late-night talk show on Cinemax.

Basically a satire of then-current late-night talk shows, Max’s biting commentary & oddball guests coupled with strange skits made the show a bit ahead of its time and it was canceled after 6 episodes.

Someone posted the first episode online for all to wonder in all its 1980’s glory…