Netflix announced today that Fuller House was renewed for season five. That is the good news, the bad news is that it will be the sitcom’s last one.
That means we are going to have to say farewell to the Tanners and Kimmy Gibbler all over again. At least we had these five seasons with them, which is five more than we thought we would get when Full House ended in 1995.
Even though we are preparing to say goodbye, I do not think it will be the last we see of them. What do you think?
Believe it or not, I do not watch any of the many many many shows that Ryan Seacrest hosts. Therefore, I did not know he let his hair go long and he grew a beard.
That was until today when he posted this photo of himself using his new hair to keep him warm during the freezing cold spell that is hitting NYC.
How does he look? I think he looks manly. As in a Caveman.
Back in 1997, Dharma & Greg met and got married all in the same day and a sitcom was born. Now, 21 years later, the cast is still getting together to celebrate their time together. Joel Murray had lunch with his 6 co-stars, Jenna Elfman, Thomas Gibson, Mimi Kennedy, Alan Rachins, Susan Sullivan and Shae D’Lyn, and all we got was this photo. And what a picture it is.
It makes you wonder why they did not invite Chuck Lorre to talk about doing a revival of the series. Who doesn’t want to see what happened to the most mismatched couple who somehow made it work?
Drake has tons of money so that he can eat anywhere he wants. Yet, he chose to chow down at McDonald’s over the weekend. Since he wanted to be Big Mac Daddy, he gave two of the cashiers at that Los Angeles fast food joint a tip.
A.J. tweeted that the rapper gave them each $10,000, but he was little off with the amount. Move the decimal over two points, and you have the correct amount. He gave them each $100 according to Eonline.com. While it is not 5 digits, it is better than nothing.
To all of these musicians, who have a beef with the Degrassi star, when was the last time any of them gave a stranger some money? I am looking at you, Kanye West.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hSKTIe-HRG8
Dick Miller passed away yesterday at the age of 90 from natural causes according to The Hollywood Reporter.
You might not have known Dick Miller by his name, but you definitely know him by his face. He was the go-to character actor for Roger Corman and Joe Dante. He was seen in their movies like Sorority Girl, Apache Women, War of the Satellites, A Bucket of Blood and Piranha, Gremlins, The ‘Burbs, Innerspace, The Howling, Rock ‘n’ Roll High School and Burying the Ex. He worked several other directors in horror classics like Chopping Mall, Little Shop of Horrors and Night of the Creeps.
If those movies are not enough to recognize him, then he has a long list of TV shows on his resume too. Shows like Taxi, Fame, Gunsmoke, Soap, Police Squad, Who’s the Boss, The Flash and Sister, Sister.
Those are just a few of his many credits, so it makes sense that he never stopped acting during his 65-year career. Plus, he has a documentary made about him called That Guy Dick Miller.
Today, let’s put his name to his face and watch one of his many great movies. I have seen a bunch of them already and will rewatch them again in his honor because they never get old.
