Great show

Can’t wait to watch Peach Creek can’t wait 👍👍👍👍👍 I heard it’s good

It is sad 😢😢😢

Peach Creek has fantastic potential but i hate that it is taking forever for new episodes to be released.

A testament to how well written the show was and how good the actors are.

I like how the narrator does a requiem for the manner in which the show ended. Edith prematurely dies, leaving Archie alone and downtrodden. Mike and Gloria get divorced, with Mike literally abandoning her and Joey. Gloria comes back to New York but moves far upstate, away from Archie. And even Joey turned out to be bratty and defiant toward the grandfather who adored him.

Whybwe never got to see a 3D Scooby doo movie?

Red Dead Revolver has this spaghetti western look to it, down to the old film feel effects. I’ve always felt like it was just a low-budget cult movie only loosed based on the known facts, and John Marston (who has the same scars) was the actual man behind the myth.

One of the best old video games ever made.

2:34 music name?

@ActuallyJustAlex-zx3lx 'Friday The 13th 7: The New Blood' takes place in 1997, 'Friday The 13th 8: Jason Takes Manhattan' takes place in 1998, and 'Jason Goes To Hell: The Final Friday' takes place in 2003.

i actually payed attention to him and sam and wished they had more lines

Ed, Edd n' Eddy is the best show ever made.

If only they could put out more episodes

All In The Family was very great and funny with everyone together. However I think Rob Reiner and Jean Stapleton got burned with their roles by the time It was Archie Bunkers . Sadly they went on to other projects and other roles. So Edith suddenly died on season two of Archie Bunkers Place. Mike and Gloria divorce in the last season of Archie Bunkers Place actually it was the show Gloria. Archie Bunkers Place and Gloria were sad and depressing sitcoms unfortunately:(

If only the voice acting didn't suck, it'd be gold

Better options: 1) ending the show 2) continuing the show without any additions. You can't write around who is left? Then stop

Can you talk louder than the music?

Calling: Jennilee Harrison to attempt to replace Suzanne Somers! Haha!

I actually liked this guy better than Eric. It was Laurie's recast that I didn't care for.

Brett Harrison as Charlie was originally supposed to be a main character and was liked by the audience. But he left before season 8 to do another show.

It just reminds me of those early KZbin days when people made fanart of what the eds would look like in highschool, but it's more melancholy. I really enjoy peach Creek even if it's a couple minisodes and an episode

It would’ve been fine if he were originally part of the gang. Like if he started season 1 with the rest, it’d be cool. But not just toss him in at the end and force shit

Not his fault. I fault the writers and or producers or those in charge.

All I can think is Bender in Futurama "Randy! You've been hanging out with Randy?!"

It might have worked out ok if they had chosen someone who could act. Josh Meyers was a pice of wood.

Both Seth and Josh meyers are jokes

It was way too late to introduce a new main character by that point. They should have just ended the series with season 7. Season 8 felt like a completely different show altogether.

All In the Family Should have ended right after Mike and Gloria left for California. That last season with Stephanie was just horrible, and there should have been no spinoffs. There would have been no sad ending to Mike and Gloria's marriage, or the death of Edith. In Archie Bunker's Place, Archie just wasn't the same loveable bigot that we enjoyed in the original series, and without the supporting cast members, the show was just unbearable. The spinoff Gloria sunk even lower than that and was promptly cancelled. Then they even tried one more spinoff called 704 Hauser by having completely reversed roles of a black family having bought Archie's house, with the father being a liberal, and the son being a conservative. I just wanted to gauge my eyes out at that point! IMO, All in the Family died right after Season 8. After that it was no longer All in the Family.

3:19 There is two Larry's in this scene, they gonna do a Fit Fat Tony thing? Anyone remember when Fat Tony died and got replaced with his cousin Fit Tony who got Fat.

It's Disney. It doesn't take a genius to figure out why they let this one go.

Because he was an irrelevant character they could kill off to have a whole ep of consequences without actually having any consequences

I must say I agree about The Great Gazoo

Why wasn’t Sam there?

Same reason Clone High killed Ponce

Rob Reiner - Mike Stivic was a meathead in the show and real life.

Reminds me of the Star Trek DS9 episode "Who Mourns for Morn?". Morn, a regular barfly at Quark's dies. A staple background character since season 1, dies without ever saying a word.

Mfw a background character dies and no one cared until the writers killed them off

Very informative video, keep it up!!

Wish you had showed some of the actual conversation in the show between Mork & Robin, rather than just talking about it.

I love that deal I even thought the suicide squad it could be a way bring great villains from mediocre starts but I feel like people would hate the game more

Let me tell you that you are correct that Mike and Gloria returned for a two part XMAS episode in AITF's last season and the first season of ABP it was Thanksgiving. Archie and Edith went to California for the XMAS episode and Mike and Gloria came back East for Thanksgiving. The firing of Mike was him taking part in a nude protest against building a power plant on the site of a nude beach. The two parter doesn't really resolve what will happen to them when they go back to California, but the hope that it will work out. As to why in the Gloria series they had divorced, it was due to both Rob and Sally being offered the chance to come back and do it and Rob was planning his directing career and didn't want to return as Mike, so they had to write it this way to explain his absence. It was like with Edith dying because Jean no longer wanted to do Edith on ABP at all and you needed to have a reason when Archie was home why she wasn't there. It was sad that this happened, but had the actors been willing to continue their roles, they'd have been there.

Mike Stivic was easy for Rob Reiner to play. He simply played himself, just in front of a camera.

To this day im still wiling to put money on the idea that Gotham Knights was suppoused to be the Arkhamverse game and sequel to arkham knight.A LOT about it just fits with how the characters and story plays out. In particalr the Harley there actually feels like a natural progression of Arkham harley's character becoming a fully sadistic and cruel villain in her own right. The joker is mentioned but never shown in the game for like....NO reason. Batman is meant to be bead and yet he's not on a rampage? Harley fro some reason in that game and joker split up. that's never really explained. Clayface acts like a crazier version of his Arkham City self. the list goes on. They probibly planned to make it the arkhamverse game and suicide squad was poribbly oriignally supoused to be based on the MOVIES version of the characters. But due to how they saw Avengers crash and burn. They tried to salvage gotham knights as best they could by ripping out all the live service stuff. But they KNEW it was bad. So they remvoed all teh arkham verse refrences possible and changed things in the delay. And gave it over to suicide squad. WHich if you really think about it. is trying WAY too hard to tell you it's Arkhamverse. LIke all the refrences and explinations given for deadshot alone feel really forced and kinda stupid and shoehorned in. This was probibly meant to be it's own universe. But they slapped the Arkhamverse seting onto it to try to make it sell better.

Studios need to stop with this Universe building. MCU did it, but they were the innovators *, but that was lightning in a bottle. Then DCEU and everyone tried to do the same thing instead of their own thing, and just ended up looking like inferior copycats. *(Actually, Marvel did the connected universe decades before the MCU did. The "Incredible Hulk" telemovies in the 80s matched up Hulk with another hero. "In Return Of The Incredible Hulk", Banner finds a way to reverse his gamma radiation and stop being the Hulk, but generates Thor instead. In "Trial Of The Incredible Hulk", Banner is arrested and is represented by Matt Murdoch, who he discovers to be Daredevil. In "Death Of The Incredible Hulk", Banner falls in love with a Russian spy, who, even though never named this in the episode, fits the description of Black Widow (and the actress looks more like her than ScarJo does). There was also going to be a "Spiderman/Hulk" crossover movie (with Nicholas Hammond from the "Amazing Spiderman") and even a proposed She-Hulk spin-off, where Banner and Hulk would appear in the pilot. But soft ratings, cost and Bill Bixby's cancer battle put paid to that. So, Marvel properties did the shared universe a long time before MCU did it.

Mummy 4 with Brendan Fraser yes please

The divorce rate skyrocketed in the 70s. Mike and Gloria's split was reflective of the times

Hollywood ran out of ideas ago and on top of that they went woke this is why movies aren't making the money like they once used to

Because corpos are parasite that use things made by talented people in order to hype their crap

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