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bengiyo · 9 months

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I Told Sunset About You Rewatch Ep 3 Stray Thoughts

It's time for the tension episode. This is where things come to a head. Let's just go.

This boy really liked Oh-aew so much that it rewired his sense of smell. It's really incredible how much Billkin was willing to be unattractive in this show. This team understood that to be truly beautiful, there needs to be a little ugly.

I'm really glad they took time for us to see Teh thank Hoon for the plane ticket.

I forgot we started with Oh-aew in the tub. The girlies were not ready.

Of course Teh is up at 4 am for Oh, but he wouldn't get up for Tarn. That poor girl. Look at Tuty in the background watching this gay shit go down.

Teh asking Tarn to go off with his friends while they all watch silently from behind the screen is still one of the best scenes in the e fire show. Will also never get over PP making Billkin cry for accidentally hitting him too hard during the horseplay.

See, even Tarn knows that Teh is making exceptions for Oh he wouldn't make for her.

They just love letting Billkin play Teh being awkward. The cut to Oh falling behind Bas? Incredible. Bas always knew what was going on and was so powerless to do anything about it.

Teh is actively flirting and confusing everyone!

"I'll be with Bas, then," but looks directly at Teh? Both of these boys need to stop using Tarn and Bas as a way to one-up each other.

This going back and forth between them, Oh-aew? Heart wrenching.

Truly, how much money have PP and Billkin made from Lays because of this scene on the deck?

Poor Bas. Puts his heart out there and gets crushed. Oh knew what agreeing to that New Year's date would mean. At least be has enough class to let Bad down.

This couch scene is great because it almost feels like it could be from a multi-cam sitcom.

Hammock scene my beloved. Oh-aew is so brave. He breaks the subtext of all of their interactions and pushes Teh directly. Lets him know as they're literally on top of each other that Teh is the source of his confusion about Bas. He asks Teh the question in a way that doesn't let him deny it. Teh knows it's coming and pretends like he doesn't. "I think you know. You really don't? But I think you do. Or you really don't? But I do think you know?" Teh can't help but ask, "Since when?" And can only answer "I don't know." And admit his desire for closeness when Oh leans forward and pushes.

And now Skyline. It's out in the open now. They may not have moved much, but everything shifted.

Oh, Tarn. I need you and Bas to get a scene like Lennier and Vir in Babylon 5 where they commiserate about Delenn and Londo.

Oh shit Teh is wearing the shirt. It's about to go down.

I get it, Teh. Oh-aew is just so alluring. This man is on the floor inhaling the paper. Mess of his face. He is so gone.

Skyline really is undefeated. The amount of control Oh exerts over Teh with just his presence is just so incredible to watch even still three years later.

"Why do you have to think so hard about it? Forget about it. Do whatever you feel like. There's no need for an answer, if there's no answer." This is what I'm saying!! We get so caught up in the warring over labels. They're just tools to help us think about ourselves. Oh knows intrinsically that these two are drawn to each other and it's stronger than what he's ever felt for Bas. That feeling is what matters. He offers Teh the time and patience of "secret" to let him figure it out. You can see Teh instantly relax at that and try to fall back into the flirtatious studying they've been doing.

Man, what is it about Teh? If Teh tells him he can't quit, Oh always finds a way to dig deeper.

Jesus, Skyline remains undefeated.

"As promised." It gets me every time.

I tell ya. It's always queer boys and their moms.

I don't know what went wrong with the original translation scene or the final scene from this episode when they were in post, but what we got was so good from the reshoots that I legit never want to see the discarded takes.

I still can't believe they filmed this while surrounded by tourists. The translation scene is still my favorite confession in BL. Oh knew what was happening. He knows Teh is flirting through these Chinese lessons. It's absolutely incredible. It's just so much. Teh connected the series that helped him find his purpose to his feelings for Oh. Just omg.

That's right, Tuty! Regulate!! You can smell the sexual energy! Don't let nothing gay happen on your watch!!!

Notice that the leg touching begins as soon as Tuty leaves? She lost focus and now look at us.

Oh is so careful, he mentions being tired from walking before touching Teh's leg. He's giving Teh another way to ease in by framing it as normal help. But the score knows. Oh's hand on the inside of his thigh knows.

Oh's shirt literally says sunset, and Teh is wearing the branded shirt. They wanted us to know how this was really the climactic moment of the show. That's where his head is still at.

JFC Teh pushing Oh's face to say he's not ready for that. Look. I need to pause for this one. So many of my young encounters did not begin with or ever involve kissing. It's just too much. We can rub each other's legs and grope all night, but there's something about kissing when you're in the closet that makes it too much. Oh made it clear it's what he wanted, Teh couldn't give it to him, but they can still touch.

"What if there are two male protagonists?" I was holding my breath at this point in 2020.

It's the way Teh can't stop moving as he pulls Oh onto his chest. He just can't stop touching. The breathing gets heavy. We know where this is going. And then he stops at Oh's chest and the spell is broken.

The hot, bothered, and devastated look on Oh's face is the most impressive single expression I've seen in all of BL.

The silence at the end is deafening, and then we go into PP singing Skyline? I remember this week breaking us.

What an incredible episode. All of the games. All of the rituals. All of the safety valves. All of the blinders. All of it just to have Teh bail in the moment because he faced the physical reality that Oh wasn't a woman. He once again made Oh think he wasn't enough after pouring it on thick all episode. Goddamn.

#i told sunset about you #thai bl #bl series #itsay meta #Ben watches

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oldschoolsciencefiction · 2 years

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Rest in peace to producer, director, sculptor, and television actor Tony Dow. He directed several episodes of “Babylon 5” and one episode of “Star Trek: Deep Space Nine,” but he will forever be remembered for his portrayal of Wally Cleaver on the 1950s-60s sitcom “Leave It to Beaver”.

He was 77 years old.

#tony dow

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babylon5 · 1 year

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babylon 5 as a mockumentary workplace sitcom

#dr pepper.txt

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kwebtv · 2 years

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Tony Lee Dow (born April 13, 1945 - July 27, 2022) Television actor, film producer, director, and sculptor. He is best known for his role in the television sitcom Leave It to Beaver, which ran in primetime from 1957 to 1963. Dow played Wally Cleaver, the older son of June (played by Barbara Billingsley) and Ward (played by Hugh Beaumont) Cleaver, and the older brother of Theodore "Beaver" Cleaver (played by Jerry Mathers). From 1983 to 1989, Dow reprised his role as Wally in a television movie and in The New Leave It to Beaver.

Dow performed on Leave It to Beaver for six years, until the series ended in 1963. After that, he appeared on other television shows, including My Three Sons, Dr. Kildare, The Greatest Show on Earth, Never Too Young, and on five episodes of Mr. Novak in three different roles. Then, from 1965 to 1968, he served in the U.S. National Guard, interrupting his acting career. On his return to acting, he guest starred on the television series Adam-12, Love American Style, Knight Rider, Square Pegs, The Mod Squad, The Hardy Boys, and Emergency!

From 1983 to 1989, Dow reprised his role as Wally Cleaver in a reunion television movie and in a subsequent series The New Leave It to Beaver.

In 1986, he wrote an episode of The New Leave It to Beaver. In 1987, he was honored by the Young Artist Foundation with its Former Child Star Lifetime Achievement Award for his role as Wally Cleaver.

In 1989, he made his debut as a director with an episode of The New Lassie, followed by episodes of Get a Life, Harry and the Hendersons, Coach, Babylon 5, Crusade, and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. He served as the visual effects supervisor for Babylon 5. In 1996, he provided visual effects for the Fox television movie Doctor Who. (Wikipedia)

#Tony Dow #TV #Obit #Obituary #O2022 #Leave It To Beaver #The New Leave It To Beaver #Babylon 5

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dean-isms · 7 months

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“Hey, uh, I wanted to ask you - what was it like working with Richard Moll?”

Reference: Richard Moll

Episode: 2x18 “Hollywood Babylon”

Writer: Ben Edlund

Spoken To: Frank Jaffe/Gerard St. James

Media Type: Celebrity - Actor

Timeframe: N/A

Description: An American actor. He played the role of Aristotle Nostradamus "Bull" Shannon, a bailiff on the NBC sitcom Night Court from 1984 to 1992.[2] He is also known as the voice of Harvey Dent/Two-Face in Batman: The Animated Series and The New Batman Adventures.

#season two #celebrity #from the dean isms spreadsheet

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pardonmysass · 10 months

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Some B5 Thoughts

Been watching the entirety of Babylon 5 with my husband, at his request, and I have a few thoughts:

- Sinclair is easily the best character on that show

- You cannot convince me that Delenn, Sheridan, and Lennier aren’t a power throuple

- You also can’t convince me that Vir and Londo aren’t secretly married

- There needed to be a Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead-style ep with Vir and Lennier given that they are Secret Best Friends

- I also would have enjoyed a sitcom episode with Londo and G’Kar a la Perfect Strangers

- Dr. Franklin should have lost his medical license back in season 1

- We were robbed to not have the Talia/Ivanova relationship we deserved

- Ivanova is literally the best female character on that show and I will not be taking any questions at this time

#babylon 5 #there better be a power throuple in the reboot #I miss Andreas Katsulas so much #seriously Franklin was creepy to his female patients

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crusherthedoctor · 11 months

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💖 💙 🧡 📺 🎸 🎤 🎧 💡 🍡 ✨ 💫 🦔 👽🧍😘 ☺️🎙️ ✍️ 🤔 😳 🫡

It's a good thing I've already done half of these. XP

💖 Favourite Character?

Wow, that was eas-*BANG*

Seriously though, I cannot stress enough that the haha funny round moustache get a load of this the more the merrier man is my favourite character of all time. In anything. There are characters I like, there are characters I love, but Eggman will always have a special place in my heart.

I can enjoy different types of villains so long as they're fun or interesting. But we all have our preferences, and Eggman ticks every box on my personal list, and does so with effectiveness, hilarity, deadliness, and memorability. His themes are top class, his aesthetics are grade-A, his genius and creativity is legit, and ahhhhh he's so good. <3

Is it any wonder why I take issue to him being portrayed as a helpless fool? Or a defanged softie? Or a launch pad for other villains to piggyback off of? Or a Bowser-flavored father figure for characters who aren't even interesting on their own?

📺 Favourite TV show?

I assume the OVA doesn't count since it was a "movie", due to being tragically short-lived.

So by process of elimination, I choose AoStH. It's about as much of a non-Sonic cartoon as the rest, but for a Looney Tunes Lite, it is amusing most of the time, and it has Long John Botnik, so I gotta give it a pass. And while AoStH Sonic is… well, very Urkel, he was at least reasonably smart, which is more than can be said for his SatAM counterpart.

AoStH doesn't annoy me nearly as much as SatAM for its overwhelming influence that continues to this day with Archie and IDW, Boom for how everyone at the time overrated what was essentially a standard animated sitcom with Sonic characters shoehorned into the expected templates, and Prime for having an insufferably empty-headed Sonic, and everyone else being either unlikable or bland.

Underground is so forgettable to me that it loops back around to being a positive for it, since that means it doesn't actively piss me off enough like the aforementioned three, lol. As for Sonic X… I'm willing to give the first season a pass despite its heavy quantity of Chris, since I have some nostalgia for it, it has the unironically great and heartwarming Helen episode, and the questionable portrayals of certain characters (Eggman, Amy, Knuckles, arguably Sonic himself to a lesser extent) weren't as bad as they'd later become. Seasons 2 and 3 can fuck off though.

🎸 Favourite Stage Theme?

That's a certified Too Fucking Hard for me in a franchise that's full of bangers, so I'm gonna pick two zones/stages per game to make it only 90% difficult for me to choose instead of 100%.

Sonic 1: Star Light and Scrap Brain

Sonic 2: Hill Top and Wing Fortress

CD JP/EU: Quartz Quadrant Past and Stardust Speedway Past

CD US: Stardust Speedway Good Future and Metallic Madness Present

Sonic 3: Marble Garden and Launch Base

Sonic & Knuckles: Sandopolis and Death Egg

Fighters: Black Bed (Aurora Icefield) and Fire Stone (Giant Wing)

3D Blast Genesis: Rusty Ruin and Volcano Valley

3D Blast Saturn: Rusty Ruin and... the Special Stage

Sonic R: Can You Feel The Sunshine and Living In The City

SA1: Windy Hill and Tricky Maze (THIS ONE WAS EXTREMELY HARD TO NARROW DOWN TO JUST TWO)

SA2: Deeper (Death Chamber) and Space Trip Steps (Meteor Herd)

Advance 1: Ice Mountain and Egg Rocket

Advance 2: Music Plant and Techno Base

Heroes: Ocean Palace and Final Fortress

Battle: Holy Summit (arena) and Death Egg (arena)

Advance 3: Cyber Track and Chaos Angel

ShtH: Circus Park and Final Haunt

Rush: Ethno Circus (Mirage Road) and What U Need (Dead Line)

Riders: Metal City and Digital Dimension

'06: Aquatic Base and End of the World

Secret Rings: Let the Speed Mend It (Sand Oasis) and High and Broken (Levitated Ruin)

Rush Adventure: Haunted Ship and Sky Babylon

Zero Gravity: Aquatic Capital and Gigan Rocks

Unleashed: Rooftop Run Night and Skyscraper Scamper Day

Black Knight: Deep Woods and... actually, that's the only level theme I really like in this game, the rest are pretty forgettable

Colours: Planet Wisp and Aquarium Park

Generations: Speed Highway and Crisis City

Lost World: Sea Bottom Segue and Hidden World

Mania: Press Garden and Titanic Monarch (THIS ONE WAS ALSO HARD)

Forces: Moonlight Battlefield and Mortar Canyon

TSR: Roulette Road and Sand Road

🎤 Favourite Vocal Track?

I'll be unconventional and go with Live Life. Ironically, I don't care for the other vocal tracks in Black Knight, as I find them generic and unmemorable, but Live Life is a really uplifting one that I think deserves more appreciation.

I've always had a particular fondness for What I'm Made Of as well. And despite preferring the JP soundtrack for CD on the whole, Sonic Boom is still really catchy and infectious.

🎧 Favourite overall soundtrack?

How am I meant to narrow it down to one?

The answer: I can't, so instead I'll just list the ones I consider to be S-tier. Note that I am indeed taking the question to heart and judging them by how strong I consider them overall, rather than singling out one or a couple of tracks specifically. Otherwise I'd be listing the entire non-Chronicles catalogue. (The Last Scene in SA2, Aquarium Park in Colours, some tracks in ShtH…)

Sonic CD (JP/EU)

Sonic 3 & Knuckles

Sonic 3D Blast (Genesis)

Sonic Adventure 1

The Advance trilogy

Sonic Mega Collection (yes, I'm serious)

Sonic Heroes

Sonic '06

Sonic Rush Adventure

Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity

Sonic Unleashed

Sonic Mania

Team Sonic Racing

💡 Spinoff you’d like to see?

Dr. Crusher's Negating Mandating Machine™.

Serious answer, I'd like another Tails game of some sort, in the hopes that it would let the fox regain some of his fandom respect in a legitimate, non-Wildly Inconsistent-speech way.

I'd also be open to a Blaze spinoff, since there's a lot you could do with her world, and maybe it'd allow us to finally see Marine again under a pen that's hopefully not Flynn's. And since Blaze herself is still one of the most popular and less controversial Modern characters, I can't see a lack of audience being an issue.

🍡 Classic, Adventure, or Boost Gameplay?

Classic overall, but a little of Adventure as well in the form of SA1 and the Advance trilogy (even if the latter is semi-Boost if anything).

✨ Dream Sonic Game?

I've always preferred the S3&K/Mania/Advance approach to alternate characters, because I feel they strike the delicate balance of being different enough to offer something unique for each character, but still consistent enough to not detract from the overall style of gameplay. They also handle the matter of story completion the best IMO: if you want to stick with one character for the adventure, you can actually do so, rather than be forced to juggle different styles in one story (SA2), or for the game to suddenly hand over the controls to someone else halfway through the stage ('06).

That's honestly about it, aside from the obvious stuff (good soundtrack, pleasing aesthetics, etc). I don't think I'm impossible to please in that regard. The only other bullet point I can think of is that I'm not inherently opposed to different goals for different characters, but it's important that they don't come at the expense of the core gameplay. For example, I'm alright with Knuckles' treasure hunting conceptually, since you're still platforming and going fast like you would in any other installment. It's when you throw in the dipshit SA2 radar that it becomes a problem.

🦔 Favourite version of Sonic? (the character)

Game Sonic. The original, and the best.

I still have issues with him, but after seeing writers miss the point with him again and again in adaptations, with his portrayal ending up being obnoxious for one reason or another in the process, it's made me grow to appreciate the good qualities and low-key nuance of the original template.

🫡 Coldest Sonic Take?

My opinions seem to always be in opposition to that of the overall fandom's, so to think of one that's actually popular… hmm.

S3&K is still liked, right?

#Crusher's Asks #Opinion #Sonic the Hedgehog #Miles Tails Prower #Blaze the Cat #Dr. Eggman #Sonic Music

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oldshowbiz · 2 months

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#alf #sitcoms #sitcom babylon

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writingmaidenwarrior · 8 months

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Happy STS!

How much did you notice your style evolving since you've started writing? Is it what you want it to be or are there aspects of it you'd like to change?

Happy STS @sam-glade

Phew...

I started writing when I was..... 11 or 12. Something around that age. I am turning 41 soon. So this means somewhat of 30 years of writing more or less, if we ignore the breaks.

My style changed big time.

Of course, as teenager I imitated the authors I read. I imitated what I saw story telling wise in tv shows which means a lot of it had the evil 90's sitcome vibes underlaying of it what didn't really mix well with fantasy. I grew up on Hercules, Xena, Buffy, Charmed, but also Babylon 5, Star Trek, Star Wars, Farscape but also Friends, Dharma and Greg, Will and Grace, Roseanne, Golden Girls. It's an evil mix if you throw everything together.

I clearly learned to analyze media and how to use what I like and how to use it for my writing in a way it is my story and makes sense. To answer you question: Yes, I like where I am with my style and it is where I want to be. Do I like to change some aspects? Sometimes. I am still not the best at writing funny things. I write tragedies not comedies, if you want to put it that way. There are times, I wish my style would come with the ability to write more uplifting stories and less downers.

#writblr #storyteller saturday #wynne talks

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ginger-snap-talkin-nonsense · 3 months

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hi. whore of babylon here. big fan of your work. just dropping by to preemptively say “NUH UH 😤😤” to any accusations that i might be associated with sitcom anon in any way. that clown does not speak for me 😤😤

A thousand apologies

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ljones41 · 2 years

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Favorite Television Series

Below is a list of my favorite television series (in chronological order). I only listed my favorite shows . . . no television movies, miniseries or specials:

FAVORITE TELEVISION SERIES

“Leave It to Beaver” (1957-1963) - This surprisingly witty comedy sitcom was about the adventures of an inquisitive and often naïve boy and his adventures at home, school, and around his suburban neighborhood. Jerry Mathers, Tony Dow, Hugh Beaumont and Barbara Billingsley starred.

“The Dick Van Dyke Show” (1961-1966) - Another witty sitcom that centered on the work and home life of a television comedy writer named Rob Petrie. Dick Van Dyke and Mary Tyler Moore starred.

“Hawaii Five-O” (1968-1980) - Jack Lord starred in this first-rate crime drama about a special police task force for the Hawaii State Police.

“The Mod Squad” (1968-1973) - This crime drama was about three young undercome police detectives for the Los Angeles Police Department. Michael Cole, Clarence Williams III, Peggy Lipton and Tige Andrews starred.

“Remington Steele” (1982-1987) - Stephanie Zimbalist and Pierce Brosnan starrred in this elegant mystery drama about a female private detective partnered with a former thief who assumes the role of a fictitious detective in her business.

“Agatha Christie’s Poirot” (1989-2013) - David Suchet had starred in this long running series that featured episodes and television movies based on the novels and short stories of mystery writer, Agatha Christie. Suchet portrayed Belgian detective Hercule Poirot.

“Homefront” (1991-1993) - Kyle Chandler and Tammy Lauren starred in this superb period drama about a small Ohio town in the years following the end of World War II.

“Babylon 5″ (1993-1998) - J. Michael Straczynski created this award-winning space opera about the human military staff and alien diplomats stationed on a space station in the 23rd century. Bruce Boxleitner, Mira Furlan and Michael O’Hare starred.

“Friends” (1994-2004) - This award-winning sitcom centered around six friends in their 20s and 30s who live in Manhattan. Jennifer Anniston, Courtney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc, Matthew Perry and David Schwimmer starred.

“Star Trek Voyager” (1995-2001) - Kate Mulgrew starred as Star Trek series about the adventures of the Starfleet vessel U.S.S. Voyager and its crew’s attempts to return home to the Alpha Quadrant after being stranded in the Delta Quadrant.

“Lost” (2004-2010) - Damon Lindelof, J.J. Abrams and Jeffrey Lieber created this superb and original science-fiction/fantasy drama about the survivors of a commercial jet airliner that crashed on a mysterious island somewhere in the South Pacific Ocean.

“How I Met Your Mother” (2005-2014) - This award-winning sitcom featured a father’s recount to his children of the journey he and his four best friends had taken, leading up to him meeting their mother. Josh Radnor, Alyson Hannigan, Jason Segel, Cobie Smulders and Neil Patrick Harris starred.

“Eureka” (2006-2012) - This entertaining science-fiction series told the story of a U.S. Marshal, who becomes the sheriff of a small town in Oregon that serves as the home of scientific geniuses, who work for an advanced research facility called Global Dynamics. Colin Ferguson, Salli Richardson-Whitfield and Joe Morton starred.

“Jericho” (2006-2008) - Skeet Ulrich and Lennie James starred in this excellent post-apocalyptic action drama about the residents of a fictional Kansas town in the aftermath of a nuclear attack on 23 major cities in the United States.

“Modern Family” (2009-2020) - Steven Levitan and Christopher Lloyd created this funny and award-winning family sitcom about the lives of three diverse family set-ups in suburban Los Angeles, linked by patriarch Jay Pritchett.

“Game of Thrones” (2011-2019) - David Benioff and D. B. Weiss created this adaptation of George R.R. Martin’s fantasy saga, “A Song of Ice and Fire”, a series of novels set in the fictional lands of Westeros and Essos. Peter Dinklage, Emilia Clarke and Kit Harrington starred.

“New Girl” (2011-2018) - This excellent sitcom centered around an offbeat young woman who moves into a Los Angeles apartment loft with three single men. Zooey Deschanel, Jake Johnson, Max Greenfield, Lamone Morris, Hannah Simone and Damon Wayans, Jr. starred.

“Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.” (2013-2020) - Clark Gregg starred in this sci-fi action series about a team of operatives for S.H.I.E.L.D. (Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement, and Logistics Division), a peacekeeping and spy agency in a world of superheroes in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU).

“Black Sails” (2014-2017) - Jonathan E. Steinberg and Robert Levine created this superb adventure-historical series that served as a prequel to Robert Louis Stevenson's 1883 novel “Treasure Island”. Toby Stephens, Hannah New and Luke Arnold starred.

“The Flash” (2014-present) - Grant Gustin starred as D.C. Comics superhero the Flash aka Barry Allen in this comic-book hero action drama.

“Mercy Street” (2016-2017) - Lisa Q. Wolfinger created this excellent period medical drama about the Union hospital, Mansion House Hospital, in 1862 Alexandria, Virginia. Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Josh Radnor and Hannah Green starred.

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ocardadex1985 · 29 days

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deutsche tv shows

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Deutsche Fernsehserien sind seit langem ein wichtiger Bestandteil des deutschen Fernsehens. Sie haben sowohl in Deutschland als auch international eine große Fangemeinde gewonnen. In den letzten Jahren sind viele hochwertige deutsche Serienproduktionen entstanden, die sich sowohl durch spannende Geschichten als auch durch eine hohe Produktionsqualität auszeichnen.

Eine der bekanntesten deutschen Fernsehserien ist "Tatort". Diese Krimiserie ist seit 1970 im deutschen Fernsehen zu sehen und hat sich als Kultserie etabliert. In jeder Episode untersucht ein Ermittlerteam einen Mordfall, wobei verschiedene Städte in Deutschland als Schauplätze dienen. "Tatort" genießt nicht nur in Deutschland große Beliebtheit, sondern wird auch international geschätzt.

Eine weitere erfolgreiche deutsche Fernsehserie ist "Dark". Diese Mystery-Serie wurde von Netflix produziert und erzählt die Geschichte einer kleinen deutschen Stadt, in der das Verschwinden von Kindern und das Auftauchen von mysteriösen Höhlen für Aufregung sorgen. "Dark" zeichnet sich durch seine komplexe Handlung und die Verzahnung von verschiedenen Zeitebenen aus und wurde sowohl in Deutschland als auch weltweit hoch gelobt.

Auch im Comedy-Genre gibt es einige deutsche Fernsehserien, die große Erfolge verzeichnen konnten. Eine davon ist "Stromberg", eine Mockumentary-Serie über den Büroalltag des Versicherungsvertreters Bernd Stromberg. Die Serie zeichnet sich durch ihren scharfen und oft schwarzen Humor aus und hat zahlreiche Preise gewonnen.

Weitere beliebte deutsche Fernsehserien sind zum Beispiel "Der Tatortreiniger", "Babylon Berlin" und "Der Kriminalist". Diese Serien bieten ein breites Spektrum an Genres, von Krimi über Drama bis hin zu historischen Produktionen.

Deutsche Fernsehserien haben in den letzten Jahren einen enormen Aufschwung erlebt und gehören mittlerweile zur Spitzenklasse des internationalen Serienmarktes. Sie beweisen, dass das deutsche Fernsehen nicht nur für seine Krimis und Shows bekannt ist, sondern auch hochwertiges Serienformat produzieren kann. Das wachsende Interesse und der internationale Erfolg lassen darauf hoffen, dass noch viele weitere spannende und innovative deutsche Fernsehserien produziert werden.

Deutsche TV Shows erfreuen sich in der ganzen Welt großer Beliebtheit. Von spannenden Krimis bis hin zu unterhaltsamen Sitcoms gibt es eine Vielzahl von Sendungen, die das deutsche Fernsehen zu bieten hat. Hier sind zwei besonders beliebte deutschsprachige TV Shows, die sowohl Zuschauer im In- als auch im Ausland begeistern.

Tatort: "Tatort" ist eine Krimiserie, die seit 1970 in Deutschland ausgestrahlt wird. Jede Folge ist eine eigenständige Geschichte und spielt in einer anderen deutschen Stadt. Die Serie dreht sich um verschiedene Ermittler-Teams, die Mordfälle aufklären. Dabei präsentiert "Tatort" nicht nur fesselnde Kriminalgeschichten, sondern behandelt auch gesellschaftlich relevante Themen. Die Vielfältigkeit der Charaktere und die spannenden Handlungsstränge machen diese Show zu einem absoluten Publikumsmagneten.

Der Tatort ist auch international bekannt und wird in über 20 Ländern ausgestrahlt. Das Showkonzept hat sich über die Jahre hinweg entwickelt und sich den jeweiligen Zeitgeist angepasst. Obwohl die Hauptzielgruppe deutschsprachige Zuschauer sind, gibt es auch immer mehr internationale Fans, die die Serie im Originalton verfolgen.

GZSZ: "Gute Zeiten, schlechte Zeiten" - kurz GZSZ - ist eine deutsche Daily-Soap, die seit 1992 ausgestrahlt wird. Die Serie spielt in Berlin und dreht sich um das Leben verschiedener Charaktere, die im fiktiven Ort "Berlin-Mitte" wohnen. GZSZ behandelt Themen wie Liebe, Freundschaft, Familie und Intrigen und spiegelt dabei den Alltag junger Menschen in Deutschland wider.

Die Show hat eine große Fangemeinde und ist dafür bekannt, aktuelle und kontroverse Themen aufzugreifen. Obwohl GZSZ eher für ein jugendliches Publikum konzipiert ist, verfolgen auch viele Erwachsene die dramatische Handlung. Die vielseitigen Charaktere und die spannenden Wendungen machen GZSZ zu einer der erfolgreichsten deutschen TV Shows.

Deutsche TV Shows gewinnen sowohl national als auch international an Popularität. Ob Krimis wie "Tatort" oder Daily-Soaps wie GZSZ - die deutsche Fernsehlandschaft hat für jeden Geschmack etwas zu bieten. Diese Shows sind nur zwei Beispiele für die Vielfalt und Qualität, die das deutsche Fernsehen zu bieten hat.

Kultige deutsche Fernsehserien

Deutschland hat im Laufe der Jahre einige kultige Fernsehserien hervorgebracht, die den Geschmack der Zuschauer auf humorvolle, dramatische und spannende Weise getroffen haben. In diesem Artikel werfen wir einen Blick auf drei solcher Serien, die für die deutsche Fernsehlandschaft prägend waren.

"Der Tatort" "Der Tatort" ist eine der am längsten laufenden Krimiserien in Deutschland und besteht aus einer Vielzahl von eigenständigen Folgen, die in verschiedenen Städten des Landes spielen. Seit 1970 hat diese Serie mit ihren packenden Kriminalfällen und den unverwechselbaren Ermittlerteams eine große Fangemeinde gewonnen. Jede Episode bietet eine einzigartige Kombination aus Spannung, menschlichen Dramen und einer Prise Humor.

"Lindenstraße" "Lindenstraße" ist eine der bekanntesten deutschen Serien, die über 34 Jahre lang auf Sendung war. Diese Familiensaga, die im fiktiven Münchner Stadtteil Lindenstraße spielt, hat zahlreiche sozial-politische Themen aufgegriffen und damit die deutsche Fernsehlandschaft geprägt. Die Serie wurde für ihre realistischen Geschichten und die Darstellung des deutschen Alltagslebens gelobt. "Lindenstraße" hat sich als gesellschaftlicher Spiegel Deutschlands etabliert und die Zuschauer in ihren Bann gezogen.

"Doctor's Diary" "Doctor's Diary" ist eine beliebte deutsche Dramedy-Serie, die die Geschichte einer jungen und chaotischen Ärztin namens Margarete "Gretchen" Haase erzählt. Die Serie kombiniert geschickt medizinische Dramen mit romantischen Verwicklungen und urkomischen Situationen. "Doctor's Diary" war bekannt für ihren frischen und frechen Humor sowie für die charismatische Hauptfigur, gespielt von der talentierten Diana Amft. Die Serie hat ein breit gefächertes Publikum angesprochen und sich aufgrund ihres einzigartigen Genremixes einen Platz in den deutschen Herzen gesichert.

Diese kultigen deutschen Fernsehserien haben nicht nur die Entwicklung des deutschen Fernsehens geprägt, sondern auch die Zuschauer über viele Jahre hinweg begeistert. Ihre einzigartigen Geschichten, charismatischen Charaktere und ihre Fähigkeit, die Zuschauer in den Bann zu ziehen, machen sie zu zeitlosen Klassikern, die auch heute noch populär sind.

Aktuelle deutsche TV Sendungen

Das deutsche Fernsehen bietet eine breite Palette an TV-Sendungen, die für jeden Geschmack und jedes Interesse geeignet sind. Von spannenden Krimis über unterhaltsame Showformate bis hin zu informativen Dokumentationen gibt es für jeden Zuschauer etwas zu entdecken. In diesem Artikel stellen wir Ihnen vier aktuelle deutsche TV-Sendungen vor, die derzeit besonders beliebt sind.

"Tatort" - Der "Tatort" ist eine Krimiserie, die bereits seit den 1970er Jahren erfolgreich läuft. Jede Woche wird ein neuer Mordfall aufgeklärt, wobei die Ermittlungen von verschiedenen Ermittlerteams aus verschiedenen deutschen Städten übernommen werden. Die zahlreichen Fans schätzen vor allem die spannenden Geschichten, die realistischen Charaktere und die unterschiedlichen Schauplätze.

"Germany's Next Topmodel" - Diese Casting-Show, moderiert von Supermodel Heidi Klum, sucht nach Deutschlands nächstem Topmodel. In jeder Staffel treten junge Frauen in verschiedenen Herausforderungen gegeneinander an, um am Ende den Titel zu gewinnen. Die Sendung bietet nicht nur Einblicke in die glamouröse Welt der Mode, sondern auch in den harten Wettbewerb und die Herausforderungen, denen sich die Teilnehmerinnen stellen müssen.

"Die Höhle der Löwen" - In dieser beliebten deutschen Unterhaltungsshow präsentieren Gründerinnen und Gründer ihre innovativen Produktideen einer Jury aus erfolgreichen Geschäftsleuten, den sogenannten Löwen. Ziel ist es, die Löwen von ihrer Idee zu überzeugen und eine finanzielle Unterstützung für ihre Unternehmen zu erhalten. Die Sendung bietet nicht nur inspirierende Geschichten von Unternehmern, sondern auch interessante Einblicke in die Welt der Start-ups und des Unternehmertums.

"Bares für Rares" - Diese Antiquitätenshow hat in den letzten Jahren eine große Fangemeinde gewonnen. In jeder Folge haben Menschen die Möglichkeit, ihre alten Schätze von Experten schätzen zu lassen und diese im Anschluss an Händler zu verkaufen. Die Zuschauer fiebern mit, wenn es darum geht, den Wert der verschiedenen Gegenstände zu schätzen und zu erfahren, ob es sich um wertvolle Raritäten handelt.

Diese vier TV-Sendungen sind nur ein kleiner Ausschnitt aus der Vielfalt des deutschen Fernsehprogramms. Egal ob Krimi-Fan, Modebegeisterter oder Interessierter an Unternehmertum und Geschichte – das deutsche Fernsehen hat für jeden etwas zu bieten.

Deutsche Fernsehproduktionen haben im Laufe der Jahre sowohl national als auch international große Erfolge gefeiert. Von Krimiserien über Dramen bis hin zu Comedyshows – das deutsche Fernsehen bietet eine breite Palette erfolgreicher Produktionen. Hier sind fünf deutsche Fernsehproduktionen, die sich als besonders erfolgreich erwiesen haben:

"Tatort": Diese Krimiserie ist eine der ältesten und bekanntesten Fernsehproduktionen in Deutschland. Seit 1970 wird der "Tatort" jeden Sonntagabend ausgestrahlt und zieht regelmäßig Millionen von Zuschauern an. Die Serie hat auch viele Ableger in verschiedenen deutschen Städten, was ihren Erfolg weiterhin steigert.

"Der Bulle von Tölz": Diese Krimikomödie war ein großer Hit in den 90er Jahren. Die Hauptfigur, Benno Berghammer, verkörpert von Ottfried Fischer, war bei den Zuschauern äußerst beliebt. Die Serie hatte eine einzigartige Kombination aus spannenden Kriminalfällen und humorvollen Elementen, die ihren Erfolg ausmachten.

"Gute Zeiten, schlechte Zeiten" (GZSZ): Diese Daily Soap ist seit 1992 im deutschen Fernsehen zu sehen und hat eine große Fangemeinde. Die Serie begleitet das Leben einer Gruppe von Menschen in Berlin, und ihre spannenden Geschichten und Charaktere haben Millionen von Zuschauern in ihren Bann gezogen.

"Das Boot": Diese Fernsehserie basiert auf dem gleichnamigen Roman und Film und erzählt die Geschichte eines deutschen U-Boots im Zweiten Weltkrieg. Die Serie wurde international gefeiert und für ihre realistische Darstellung des Krieges und ihrer emotionalen Tiefe gelobt.

"Der letzte Bulle": Diese Krimikomödie bietet eine interessante Mischung aus Krimi und Nostalgie. Sie erzählt die Geschichte von Mick Brisgau, einem Polizisten aus den 80er Jahren, der nach einem 20-jährigen Koma in die Gegenwart zurückkehrt. Die Serie war ein großer Publikumserfolg und wurde für ihren Humor und ihre charmanten Charaktere gelobt.

Diese fünf deutschen Fernsehproduktionen haben zum Erfolg des deutschen Fernsehens beigetragen und zeigen die Vielfalt und Qualität der deutschen Unterhaltungsindustrie. Sie haben nicht nur in Deutschland, sondern auch international eine große Fangemeinde gewonnen und beweisen, dass deutsche Fernsehproduktionen auf höchstem Niveau mithalten können.

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