The clammy history of TigerSharks

Part of an unofficial animation trilogy, TigerSharks was more of a school of goldfish than an animated tank of hammerheads.
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Part of an unofficial animation trilogy, TigerSharks was more of a school of goldfish than an animated tank of hammerheads.
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Game of Thrones Season 8 was a shitshow. I'd not watched for years so dipping back in for the last season didn't devastate me as it did for more dedicated fans. But it did suck for many reasons. While every episode had more holes than a slice of Swiss cheese, one thing did come to …
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Marion Stokes's video collection will be digitized by The Internet Archive in California.
Super Deluxe is dead, long live Vic Berger.
The classic 90s satirical comedy had a couple of pilots and this one shows Chris Morris asking someone from McDonald's about warfare.
As the series inches towards its finale, here's an infographic showing how the Game of Thrones books fed into the shows.
This Australian programme from the 70s and 80s proved science could be fun. Here's an optical illusion made from nothing but card and string.
PhoneShop is one of the best comedy series of the last 10 years. Characters like Razz Prince are the reason why.
One of my favourite Simpsons in-jokes is a bowling team called The Home Wreckers.
We miss Uncle Phil and moments like these demonstrate why.
After watching this video, I felt compelled to share it not least because it's hilarious.
Who knew sticking a crayon up his nose could create such hilarious Homer moments? Homer's brain is quite something.
While we wait for that Quantum Leap movie Donald Bellisario is working on, we can now travel with actor Scott Bakula on a map. Sort of.
I'll be honest with you - I've never seen Cowboy Bebop. It's not that I didn't want to, I just never got round to it. I know it's a classic and it's still on my to watch list. But Open Culture has given me a new incentive. Video essayist Lewis Bond looked at the philosophical …