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WE LIKE TELEVISION
Two
mountains in a nutshell.
Rusty gets
you up to speed on Twin
Peaks.
Twin Peak-dictions.
Tommy and Rusty
let you know what will (probably not) happen in
Season 3 of Twin Peaks.
Bewitching
Strangers.
Kasey Rogers -- of Strangers on a Train, Peyton Place,
and Bewitched
-- is remembered.
Parker's dark past.
An interview with Lara Parker of the original Dark
Shadows.
What's
hot? What's not?
The in and out of Dark Shadows, past and
present.
Good
cookies.
Lee F. Cannon, Don Knotts, and cookie recipes.
WE LIKE BOOKS
Sweet Adelaide.
The life and poetry of southern belle Adelaide
Anderson.
Get
your kicks.
David M. Story (pictured above, with nephew)
interviews poet Jim Murphy about his book.
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WE LIKE MOVIES
Goblin' up the
scenery.
An interview with George Hardy, Michael Paul
Stephenson, and Scott Pearlman of Troll 2 infamy.
Top 50 Directors.
We pick our top fifty directors.
A
wild bunch of movies.
Tommy Burton comments on the work of Sam Peckinpah.
WE LIKE MUSIC
Songs so good, they're sue-worthy.
Eric Jenkins walks us through significant
lawsuit songs.
Listen to the provided music as you read!
Distorted.
Liza Marshall gets wowed by The Magnetic Fields
Re-Beatles rebuttal.
Tommy Burton responds to Rusty's Beatle article
and offers his own suggestion for the new catalogue.
The
perfect discography.
Rusty Spell details the way he'd like to see The
Beatles albums presented.
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WE LIKE COLUMNS
What's Up
With These Songs?
Rusty and Mike discuss some of the world's most
questionable songs.
Now featuring "Happy Holidays" and "It's the Holiday
Season."
Here's What's Wrong With
Your Favorite Song.
Rusty breaks down your personal favorites
and tells you why they suck. Now featuring Billy
Joel's "The Longest Time."
Rusty
Spell's Movie Prejudgments.
Rusty reviews trailers of movies to save you time
and money. Updated weekly. Now featuring True Grit.
WE LIKE MULTIMEDIA
Ross-n-Harriet.
David M. Story discusses writer Ross Thomas and
his cousin Miss Harriet.
Reviewers get
reviewed.
Rusty Spell explains his personal philosophy of
reviewers, mostly concerning himself.
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