#Internet Movie Database

Author: WTM / Source: Neatorama One wouldn’t know it from watching the pathetic Disneyfied versions, but the original Muppet Show of 1976 was in its prime one of the slickest and smartest series ever seen on television. The writing was wonderful, the characters unique and appealing, and their

Source: Neatorama The Honeymooners. The Honeymooners began as a series of recurring skits on The Jackie Gleason Show and proved to be so popular that it soon spun off as its own series. From the IMDb: This is one of the greatest TV shows of all time. If you have never seen this, you’re in for a

Source: TMZ Just Give Us $25,000!!! We’ve learned the hidden-camera show is getting creative in order to fund its 19th season … and it’s looking to raise $1 million from fans and investors to help produce 40 to 60 episodes — with directors and producers credits up for grabs. Here’s how far your

Author: WTM / Source: Neatorama As we have seen, the 1960’s was the decade of the secret agent, due to the debut and popularity of the James Bond films. Television naturally tried to cash in on this genre, and thus we saw series such as Honey West and The Man From U.N.C.L.E. But there were other

Author: WTM / Source: Neatorama Late in his career, Vincent Price, who had made many a horror film over the decades, turned more to the dark side. In the 1950’s he had made melodramatic horror films such as House of Wax, in the 1960’s he had made humorous horror films such as The Raven, and in