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Showing posts with label adult rated stuff. Show all posts
Showing posts with label adult rated stuff. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 27, 2026

Freakazoid (1995-1997)

This cartoon was made by the same people who made the Animaniacs cartoon

Summary

-Dexter Douglas is your typical geeky teenager. Through a computer virus, he is transformed into Washington D.C.'s newest superhero, Freakazoid









Cast

-Paul Rugg: Freakazoid

-Joe Leahy: Narrator

-Tress MacNeille: Debbie Douglas

-Ed Asner: Sgt. Mike Cosgrove

-Jeff Bennett: Cave Guy

-John P. McCann: Douglas Douglas

-Maurice LaMarche: Longhorn

-David Kaufman: Dexter Douglas

-David Warner: The Lobe

-Tracy Rowe: Steff

-Craig Ferguson: Roddy MacStew

-Googy Gress: Duncan Douglas

Did You Know?

-During the initial run of the show, it did very well. Warner Bros tried to sell commercial slots for the show, with the idea that kids would be the main target audience. As it eventually turned out, the people watching it were kids 14 years old or older. It was even considered moving the show to primetime, but it was canceled after only 24 episodes

-The bug infecting Dexter's computer is reminiscent of the FDIV bug that affected the first run of Intel Pentium CPUs in the early part of the 1990s. This made headlines when technical users complained about it, resulting in getting their CPUs put under warranty

-Each member of the Dexter family has a name starting with D: mother Debbie, father Douglas and brother Duncan

-During a 2020 podcast interview for Dread Central at Pensacon 2020, David Warner said one of his favorite acting jobs of all time was playing The Lobe

Monday, January 19, 2026

Rambo III (1988)

This is the third film in the highly successful Rambo series, starring Sylvester Stallone

Summary

-Former Vietnam vet John Rambo leaves a peaceful Buddhist monastery in southeast Asia to rescue his former mentor from Russian commandos in Afghanistan





Cast

-Sylvester Stallone: Rambo

-Richard Crenna: Col. Sam Trautman

-Marc de Jonge: Zaysen

-Kurtwood Smith: Griggs

-Spyros Fokas: Masoud

-Sasson Gabay: Mousa

-Doudi Shoua: Hamid

-Marcus Gilbert: Tomask

-Alon Aboutboul: Nissem

Did You Know?

-Throughout the movie, if you look closely, you can see scars on Rambo's body. Such as the scar on his right arm from 1982's First Blood, which was caused by falling through the trees. Or the small scar on his right cheek, caused by a heated knife scraping his face in 1985's Rambo: First Blood Pt. II

-The last film in the Rambo series to star Richard Crenna as Col. Sam Trautman. He died on 1/17/2003 before a fourth film could be made. The 2008 film Rambo is dedicated to him in memory

-One scene shows Rambo playing a sort of polo-like game on horseback. In real life, Sylvester Stallone has experience riding horses. He's been riding horses since he was a child and even competed in polo matches starting at age 11. The game he plays is a popular game all across southern Asia called buzkashi

-Masoud (Spyros Fokas) is a reference to a real life figure named Ahmad Shah Masoud, a leader in the Afghan resistance against Russia, the minister of defense in Afghanistan and a leader in the resistance against the Taliban regime

-At the monks temple in Thailand, where Col. Trautman finds Rambo, it was a real temple in Thailand undergoing renovations. Director Peter McDonald stated that many of the monks there were not actors in costume, but actual monks from that temple. They were paid to appear as extras. He went on to say that he was delighted to give money to people who really needed it, as opposed to people who had too much of it

-Rambo is seen wearing the green charm necklace Co Bao from Rambo: First Blood Pt. II was wearing, that he put on after she died. In this film, he gives the necklace to Hamid before leaving Afghanistan

Friday, December 26, 2025

Tulsa King (2022-)

This relatively new TV show stars Sylvester Stallone as a former New York mafioso exiled from New York and force to set up shop in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The show is still up and running, which is why it says 2022- up top

Summary

-After serving a 25 year prison sentence, Dwight "The General" Manfredi, a Mafia capo, is exiled to Tulsa, Oklahoma







Cast

-Sylvester Stallone: Dwight "The General" Manfredi

-Martin Starr: Bodhi

-Jay Will: Tyson Mitchell

-Garrett Hedlund: Mitch Keller

-Dana Delany: Margaret Devereaux

-Chris Caldovino: Dennis "Goodie" Carangi

-McKenna Quigley Harrington: Grace

-Vincent Piazza: Vince Antonacci

-Annabella Sciorra: Joanne Manfredi

-Dashiell Connery: Clint

-Tatiana Zappardino: Tina Manfredi

-Frank Grillo: Bill Bevilaqua

-Dominick Lombardozzi: Charles "Chickie" Invernizzi

-Ritchie Coster: Caolan Waltrip

-Scarlet Rose Stallone: Spencer

Did You Know?

-This is Sylvester Stallone's first lead role in a television series

-Out of all the filming locations he's ever been to, Sylvester Stallone described Tulsa, Oklahoma, with the dusty weather, the temperatures hovering between 103 degrees-111 degrees, as being "By-far, the roughest" filming location he's ever experienced

-Ritchie Coster kept speaking in what he described as his character's terrible Irish accent for fear of losing it if he stopped speaking

-Dwight's nickname is Cinque Stelle, which is five stars in Italian. It also means Five Star General, the rank of the man who gave him his name, Dwight D. Eisenhower

-The character Spencer is played by Sylvester Stallone's real life daughter Scarlet Rose Stallone

-Most of the series was filmed in Oklahoma City, not Tulsa

-Ironically, Chris Caldovino and Vincent Piazza appeared in another TV show about mobsters. Boardwalk Empire on HBO. Chris played Tonino Luciano and Vincent played "Lucky" Luciano

Chris Caldovino

Vincent Piazza

-Vincent Piazza, Max Casella and Annabella Sciorra also appeared together on the HBO TV show The Sopranos. Vincent Piazza played a character named Hernan O'Brien. Max Casella played a character named Benny Fazio. Annabella Sciorra played a character named Gloria Trillo, a Mercedes car dealership employee and mistress of Tony Soprano

Vincent Piazza, The Sopranos

Max Casella, The Sopranos

Annabella Sciorra, The Sopranos

-This series helped Annabella Sciorra get her career back on track after it was revealed that Harvey Weinstein tried to destroy her career because she refused to sleep with him

Monday, December 1, 2025

War and Watermelon by Rich Wallace

This book is intended towards children, but it's still a good book

Summary

-It's 1969. The world is changing, not for the better. Protests against the Vietnam War are escalating. But that does not mean much to 12 year Brody Winslow. He's on his way to 7th grade and more concerned with the Top Forty hits on the radio and how much time he'll get to play football. His older brother Ryan is a recent high school graduate and eligible for the draft, much to his parents' worry. They want him enrolled in college to keep him safe. Instead he's protesting the war and taking his brother to Woodstock, in upstate New York. This festival opens Brody's eyes to the world they now live in, a world that could take away his brother for good

Wednesday, November 19, 2025

20 Real Life Deaths That Were Written Into a TV Program

When an actor or actress dies during filming, it's then decided that their death should be written into the show. Of course, the cast will be devastated that they lost a fellow cast member. Acacia Deadrick, writer for MSN.com page Yardbarker, compiled this list of real life passings that were written into the TV shows

1. Cory Monteith

-Glee

-He played Finn Hudson. After he had died from a mixture of heroin and alcohol, resulting in an overdose. The writers of the show chose to honor his life in a touching episode called "The Quarterback". One of the songs the cast sung on that episode was James Taylor's "Fire and Rain"

2. George Cleveland

-Lassie

-He played Grandpa. While the show was still in its early seasons, George Cleveland died of a heart attack. His character was said to have died in the show. The writers honored his life with a funeral episode

3. Glenn Strange

-Gunsmoke

-He played Sam Noonan. He joined the cast later on. He was diagnosed with lung cancer and eventually lost his battle with the disease. The show's writers didn't immediately address that he had died. They chose to reveal that his character had passed

4. John Spencer

-The West Wing

-He played Leo McGarry. While filming the show, he suffered a massive heart attack and died. When fans learned of his death, they were devastated. It was written into the show that his character died during his bid for the presidency

5. John Ritter

-8 Simple Rules

-He played Paul Hennessy. He suffered a massive cardiac event and was rushed to the hospital, but died en route. His death was written into the show. It was turned into a two part episode, one part where his character passes and the other part paying tribute to him

6. Nancy Marchand

-The Sopranos

-She played Livia Soprano, Tony's headstrong, manipulative mother. When she died in real life from lung cancer, her character's death was written into the show. A CGI version of her was used during a final exchange between her and her son Tony

7. Will Geer

-The Waltons

-He played Zebulon Tyler Walton. Will Geer died from respiratory complications in the late 1970s and his death was written into the show. The characters said their tearful goodbyes to Grandpa Zebulon in the season 7 premiere

8. Karl Swenson

-Little House on the Prairie

-He played Lars Hanson. During the show, he suffered a heart attack and passed away. His death was written into the show and stated that Lars died from an undisclosed illness. Since the show was set in a time when people could die from simple illnesses that now have a cure, it was believable

9. Jim Davis

-Dallas

-He played Jock Ewing. In 1981, he lost his battle with cancer. His character was not present on the show for a time, but it was said on the show he died in a helicopter crash

10. Will Lee

-Sesame Street

-He played Mr. Hooper. He was a much beloved character on the show. He passed away from a heart attack in 1982. Several episodes aired without his character, but the writers used his passing as a way to say goodbye to his character and teach children about death and mourning in a very touching way. It turned out to be a very good episode

11. George Segal

-The Goldbergs

-He played Albert "Pops" Solomon. George underwent surgery in 2021 and died as a result of complications that arose. Writers included his passing in the show and wrote it into the season 9 opening episode to pay tribute to him

12. Carrie Fisher

-Family Guy

-She appeared as Angela. While her character was not a recurring one, the show paid tribute to Carrie Fisher by saying her character Angela died in an accidental drowning. Peter Griffin, one of the main characters, gave a beautiful eulogy that paid deep respect to both Angela and Carrie

13. Linda Porter

-Superstore

-She played Myrtle. She passed away in 2019 after a long battle with cancer. Her character was stated to have passed, but the cause was not mentioned. The Cloud 9 employees paid tribute to her with a hilarious but also touching moment when they think about all the moments that they had with Myrtle

14. Luke Perry

-Riverdale

-He played Fred Andrews. Writers wrote in Luke Perry's death as a car accident that kills Fred Andrews in Season 4. In real life, Luke Perry died from a stroke. The rest of the episode has the characters exploring the concept of death, mourning, loss and grief

15. Kristoff St. John

-The Young and the Restless

-He played Neil Winters. He appeared in just under 1,700 episodes of the show, making him a regular cast member. On the show, it was said he died of a stroke on the show. In real life, he passed away from heart disease in 2019

16. Adam West

-Family Guy

-He provided his own voice as Mayor West. Many thought it was in bad taste to pay tribute to Adam West's passing two years on the show after he really died. Adam West died of cancer in 2017, but his character was not written out until 2019

17. Carrie Fisher

-Catastrophe

-She played Mia. Carrie Fisher died in 2016 from a heart attack. Her death was written into the show. It was said her character also died from a heart attack

18. Carol Ann Susi

-The Big Bang Theory

-She provided the voice of Debbie, Howard's mother. You never saw her, but you often heard her arguing with Howard, saying things like "Close the door. You'll let all the bugs in!" with Howard responding back sarcastically "The only reason they would come in is because you're their queen!" or "Who's there? Is that a sex criminal?" and he would respond "Nobody wants to do that to you, ma!" Their arguments were often one of the funniest parts of the show

-Carol Ann Susi died in 2014 from cancer, and writers wrote her death into the show. Howard is at the comic book store with his friends when he gets a call from relatives. He finds out that his mother, who had gone down South to visit relatives, had gone to lay down for a nap and never woke up. The paid touching tributes to Susi and explored how Howard handled losing his mother in addition to how he handled life after losing a parent

19. Christopher Evan Welch

-Silicon Valley

-He played Peter Gregory. Suffering from lung cancer, he finally lost his battle in 2013. His death was written into Season 2 and honors his life with a funeral for the character

20. Christopher Allport

-Mad Men

-He played Andrew Campbell. He died when an avalanche hit him head on. The writers wrote his death into the show, saying he died in a plane crash. The entire episode was dedicated in loving memory to Allport