So hang on a sec. Are they all in… one giant hatch?!? WTF. Need to start series 3.
Tag: TV
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American Horror Story has just successfully got under my skin. Can’t believe I haven’t watched it until now.
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Just watched my first episode of “Unofficial Sentai Akibaranger”. To say it’s mental would be an understatement.
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Finished From Dusk Till Dawn the series. Good to see Katie Cakes got a lift back this time. Enjoyed it thoroughly /@adamegginton
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Cherlene’s New Album
Any fans of the TV series Archer will know that — while the rest of the ex-ISIS agents are figuring out what to do with a literal tonne of cocaine — Cheryl/Carol has renamed herself to Cherlene and is on her way to becoming the star of outlaw country music.
Archer is one of my favourite shows on TV at the moment. As well as this I have been getting into listening to more country music thanks to this post by Andrew Clarke. So imagine my surprise when I found out that a full album of both original and cover songs sung by Cherlene herself had been recently released for digital purchase. Woooohoooo!
But this isn’t just a novelty TV series album filled with parody songs. This is actually a genuinely good country album. The songs are actually sang by country artist Jessy Lynn Martens, who is also classically trained on violin, mandolin and guitar.
The album also features a duet with none other than Kenny Loggins on a country version of Danger Zone — yes, it’s that good.
Cherlene Track Listing
- Danger Zone feat. Kenny Loggins
- Swing Shift
- Midnight Blues
- 40 Miles of Mountain Road
- Baby Please Don’t Go
- Cherlene’s Broken Hearts and Auto Parts
- I’ll Burn It Down
- It’s All About Me
- Eastbound and Down
- Chattahoochee Coochie Man
- Gypsy Woman
- Straight To Hell
If you only listen to one song from this album, listen to Danger Zone. But I promise if you do, you’ll probably end up listening to the whole album.
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Jumping the Shark
The term jumping the shark, I discovered today, is an idiom that is a way of describing when a television show’s quality begins to decline. It originated from the television show Happy Days in its season five premiere, where The Fonz literally jumped over a contained shark on a beach front.
This was quite a step away from its usual family and adolescent related story lines set against the nostalgia of the 1950s.
The usage of “jump the shark” has subsequently broadened beyond television, indicating the moment when a brand, design, or creative effort’s evolution declines.
Wikipedia, Jumping the shark
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My new site is almost ready! Just need to change statics files for jekyll framework and customize a wufoo form. But first… Walking dead.
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About to start walking dead series 3. I am giddy like a school girl. Even got the bows in my hair.
