GetTV is getting you a little something extra to ring in the New Year. The first and only season of The Girl with Something Extra TV show is coming to getTV, Tuesday, January 3, 2017 at 7:20am Et. NBC premiered the series in 1973 and cancelled it after only one season of 22 episodes.The Girl with Something Extra starred Sally Field as Sally Burton, a newlywed with Esp. John Davidson played her husband John Burton. When he learns about his wife's abilities, wackiness ensues. Zohra Lampert and Jack Sheldon also starred. Guest stars included: Henry Jones, Teri Garr, Farrah Fawcett, Pat Harrington Jr., Don Knotts, Dick Van Patten, and Merv Griffin. Read More…...
- 12/29/2016
- by TVSeriesFinale.com
- TVSeriesFinale.com
So, wise reader, you may have heard of the passing of this giant in the world of cartooning, and are now wondering what he has to do with the world of motion pictures. Well, Mr. Davis did have one screen credit, which we’ll discuss in a bit. No, more importantly John Burton “Jack” Davis, Jr. has added to the fun, or to use an old term “ballyhoo”, of promoting movies for well over fifty years. It’s difficult not to think of his work when recalling so many classic films.
First, a little bio background. He was born on December 2, 1924 in Atlanta Georgia. After graduating from the University of Georgia, Jack landed several cartooning gigs including a stint with the newspaper comic strip based ion the classic character “The Saint”. Then in 1950 he joined the staff of the legendary comics publishing company Entertaining Comics (EC). Jack produced amazing art...
First, a little bio background. He was born on December 2, 1924 in Atlanta Georgia. After graduating from the University of Georgia, Jack landed several cartooning gigs including a stint with the newspaper comic strip based ion the classic character “The Saint”. Then in 1950 he joined the staff of the legendary comics publishing company Entertaining Comics (EC). Jack produced amazing art...
- 7/30/2016
- by Jim Batts
- WeAreMovieGeeks.com
Killing Them Safely, Nick Berardini’s incisive documentary about the lethality of tasers in the hands of police officers, is exploring just about the most prescient subject of 2015: police brutality. But Berardini’s film doesn’t take the conventional issue-doc routes of either a specific case and examining the damage, or even just confronting the subject matter head-on. Rather, Killing Them Safely starts backward, centering the entire story around Taser International, the Arizona-based company who has made a fortune suppling police departments across the country with tasers. They’re an utterly strange company whose choices (and non-choices) illustrate lofty concepts about corporate trust, moralistic delusion, and that’s even before the film dives into the intertwined adjacent conversation about the ethical and political implications of non-lethal weapons like tasers.
These are all strong accomplishments, but Berardini’s film would be cold to the touch if it didn’t transcend...
These are all strong accomplishments, but Berardini’s film would be cold to the touch if it didn’t transcend...
- 11/30/2015
- by Michael Snydel
- The Film Stage
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