Heck! ABC has renewed The Middle sitcom for a sixth season.
The Middlefollows the Heck family from a small town in Indiana as they try their best to get ahead. They’re played by Patricia Heaton, Neil Flynn, Charlie McDermott, Eden Sher, and Atticus Shaffer.
Like most shows, The Middle is down year-to-year (by nearly 10% in the demo) but this series has remained a consistent performer for the network on Wednesdays at 8pm. That’s particularly important since ABC continues to struggle to find new comedy hits. Of this year’s crop, only The Goldbergs is a moderate success (it’s also been renewed).
What do you think? Are you glad that The Middle is returning for a sixth season or do you think the show should have been cancelled? How long should it run?
Walking Dead - Season 5
Can’t get enough of “The Walking Dead”? We’re right there with you. The Season 5 premiere of the hit series does not air until Oct. 12, but AMC has released nine photos to hold fans over.
Last time viewers left off, Rick and a majority of his group – and new members Tara, Sgt. Abraham Ford, Rosita and Eugene – had been captured in a train car by the people at Terminus. Stripped of their weapons, things looked grim as the supposed “sanctuary” turned into a prison. Meanwhile, Carol and Tyreese were unknowingly heading into harm’s way with baby Judith as they set out for Terminus; and Beth’s location after her kidnapping was left a secret.
Maggie’s Lauren Cohan teased during the special “Talking Dead” summer episode that Season 5 of “The Walking Dead” will be “do or die” for our favorite characters. With their lives at stake at Terminus, the survivors will be forced to be not only “resourceful,” but also “brutal” in order to live through another day.
The Season 5 premiere is said to be the “biggest episode” yet, and will have fans of Robert Kirkman’s comic book series figuring out early on which direction the series will be taking. Viewers got a small taste of the drama ahead when the first official trailer for Season 5 was released during “The Walking Dead” panel at San Diego Comic-Con. The video highlighted not only the upcoming battle between Terminus leader Gareth and Rick, but also new groups of survivors – ones that could potentially act as even bigger threats to Rick’s crew.
New additions weren’t what had fans freaking out the most though. The clip in the trailer that had everyone talking was Bob’s decision to spill some major details to Gareth about Eugene’s knowledge of “the cure” for the zombie outbreak. Pack your bags … because it looks like the group will be on the road to Washington by the end of the season.
Season 5 of “The Walking Dead” will be split in half with the first eight episodes kicking off on AMC on Sunday, Oct. 12. The remaining eight episodes will air starting in February after the show returns from a holiday hiatus.
Are you excited for Season 5 of “The Walking Dead”? Check out the nine photos below featuring Rick, Daryl, Carol, baby Judith, Glenn and more. Tweet your thoughts about the upcoming drama to @AmandaTVScoop.
Last time viewers left off, Rick and a majority of his group – and new members Tara, Sgt. Abraham Ford, Rosita and Eugene – had been captured in a train car by the people at Terminus. Stripped of their weapons, things looked grim as the supposed “sanctuary” turned into a prison. Meanwhile, Carol and Tyreese were unknowingly heading into harm’s way with baby Judith as they set out for Terminus; and Beth’s location after her kidnapping was left a secret.
Maggie’s Lauren Cohan teased during the special “Talking Dead” summer episode that Season 5 of “The Walking Dead” will be “do or die” for our favorite characters. With their lives at stake at Terminus, the survivors will be forced to be not only “resourceful,” but also “brutal” in order to live through another day.
The Season 5 premiere is said to be the “biggest episode” yet, and will have fans of Robert Kirkman’s comic book series figuring out early on which direction the series will be taking. Viewers got a small taste of the drama ahead when the first official trailer for Season 5 was released during “The Walking Dead” panel at San Diego Comic-Con. The video highlighted not only the upcoming battle between Terminus leader Gareth and Rick, but also new groups of survivors – ones that could potentially act as even bigger threats to Rick’s crew.
New additions weren’t what had fans freaking out the most though. The clip in the trailer that had everyone talking was Bob’s decision to spill some major details to Gareth about Eugene’s knowledge of “the cure” for the zombie outbreak. Pack your bags … because it looks like the group will be on the road to Washington by the end of the season.
Season 5 of “The Walking Dead” will be split in half with the first eight episodes kicking off on AMC on Sunday, Oct. 12. The remaining eight episodes will air starting in February after the show returns from a holiday hiatus.
Are you excited for Season 5 of “The Walking Dead”? Check out the nine photos below featuring Rick, Daryl, Carol, baby Judith, Glenn and more. Tweet your thoughts about the upcoming drama to @AmandaTVScoop.
Netflix
Netflix has been offering online movie streaming in the US since 1999, but it's taken until now for the service to make its way over the pond to the UK. For £5.99 a month, you'll get unlimited access to the Netflix library of films and TV programmes, which means that the service will be going head-to-head with the Lovefilm Instant offering, currently priced at £4.99. The gloves are off in the Netflix vs Lovefilm rumble, but how does the new kid on the block fare?
Netflix: Devices
As well as streaming from your computer, Netflix works on pretty much all of the major platforms, including Sony PlayStation 3, Nintendo Wii, Xbox 360, Apple iPhone and Apple iPad. There are also client for various web TVs from the likes of Samsung, along with LG Blu-ray players and LG home theatre systems, along with media streamer boxes from brands like Roku.
The fact that Netflix works on Apple TV as well as across numerous Android devices is also a major boon, and something that Lovefilm doesn't currently offer (there is an Android app where you can manage your list and settings, but no streaming).
However, Lovefilm is aiming to be make its service available on as many devices as possible so it's a reasonable assumption that we won't have to wait too long to see streaming capability on Android devices.
The ability to stream Netflix via the iPhone app using 3G is also great news, although it probably depends on what the 3G signal is like where you live, or more likely what it's like at your gym or on your commuting route, as we're guessing those are the the places where most people will want to watch Netflix on their phone's relatively tiny screen.
Buffering on both the iPad and Android tablet apps is surprisingly swift meaning that you get get stuck into watching your chosen title pretty much straight away.
Syncing between devices is a nice touch, which means that you could start watching something on your laptop, and then pick up where you left off at a later time on another device. The UI is simple to use and more or less the same across different platforms, so the whole experience is pretty much uniform, no matter what you're gadget you're watching on.
Netflix: Devices
As well as streaming from your computer, Netflix works on pretty much all of the major platforms, including Sony PlayStation 3, Nintendo Wii, Xbox 360, Apple iPhone and Apple iPad. There are also client for various web TVs from the likes of Samsung, along with LG Blu-ray players and LG home theatre systems, along with media streamer boxes from brands like Roku.
The fact that Netflix works on Apple TV as well as across numerous Android devices is also a major boon, and something that Lovefilm doesn't currently offer (there is an Android app where you can manage your list and settings, but no streaming).
However, Lovefilm is aiming to be make its service available on as many devices as possible so it's a reasonable assumption that we won't have to wait too long to see streaming capability on Android devices.
The ability to stream Netflix via the iPhone app using 3G is also great news, although it probably depends on what the 3G signal is like where you live, or more likely what it's like at your gym or on your commuting route, as we're guessing those are the the places where most people will want to watch Netflix on their phone's relatively tiny screen.
Buffering on both the iPad and Android tablet apps is surprisingly swift meaning that you get get stuck into watching your chosen title pretty much straight away.
Syncing between devices is a nice touch, which means that you could start watching something on your laptop, and then pick up where you left off at a later time on another device. The UI is simple to use and more or less the same across different platforms, so the whole experience is pretty much uniform, no matter what you're gadget you're watching on.
Asking 300 Girls For Fun
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A guy, known only as “Brian from California,” decided to do a “social experiment” by asking girls if they want to have sex with him. He approached 200 girls in Europe and was very direct: “Hi, do you speak English? I think you’re cute. Wanna have sex with me?” It’s the sequel to “Asking 100 Girls for Sex (Social Experiment)”, where he asked 100 girls in the United States the same question, minus the part about speaking English.
Was this really a social experiment or street harassment with a Youtube filter? Judging by the responses from the women involved, the project was more offensive than “educational.”
Across the board, girls generally don’t enjoy being asked to have sex with someone they’ve never met. Some girls thought he was insane, others laughed and a few said no, but then apologized and gave him a reason for their decline. Others still threatened to slap him for being so rude. Surprisingly, one or two girls actually said yes, and you know what? No judgements here (though it’s unclear if they were just humoring the dude).
Most girls, however, were deeply offended. They told him he was being super rude, to which he responded, “Am I being rude. . . or romantic?” Rude. Definitely rude.
After his first “social experiment,” he turned the tables and got a girl to ask guys the same question. Perhaps not surprisingly, the majority of the guys were confused, but were more likely to say yes.
What have we learned here? Most girls aren’t willing to have sex with strange men, and in fact, being asked that kind of question may in fact border on harassment. Watch the Prank here
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A guy, known only as “Brian from California,” decided to do a “social experiment” by asking girls if they want to have sex with him. He approached 200 girls in Europe and was very direct: “Hi, do you speak English? I think you’re cute. Wanna have sex with me?” It’s the sequel to “Asking 100 Girls for Sex (Social Experiment)”, where he asked 100 girls in the United States the same question, minus the part about speaking English.
Was this really a social experiment or street harassment with a Youtube filter? Judging by the responses from the women involved, the project was more offensive than “educational.”
Across the board, girls generally don’t enjoy being asked to have sex with someone they’ve never met. Some girls thought he was insane, others laughed and a few said no, but then apologized and gave him a reason for their decline. Others still threatened to slap him for being so rude. Surprisingly, one or two girls actually said yes, and you know what? No judgements here (though it’s unclear if they were just humoring the dude).
Most girls, however, were deeply offended. They told him he was being super rude, to which he responded, “Am I being rude. . . or romantic?” Rude. Definitely rude.
After his first “social experiment,” he turned the tables and got a girl to ask guys the same question. Perhaps not surprisingly, the majority of the guys were confused, but were more likely to say yes.
What have we learned here? Most girls aren’t willing to have sex with strange men, and in fact, being asked that kind of question may in fact border on harassment. Watch the Prank here
Also Read:
Netflix Review
Walking Dead - Season 5 AmcTv
The Middle - New Season
Funny Kids Prank
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As a parent, one of the worst things you could ever experience would be having to witness your child getting flashed by a stranger, and for a few seconds that is exactly what the parents in this video think is happening. However, the man in this video is not your average flasher - because he is not flashing anyone at all. In fact, the only thing he and his friend are flashing is a positive message on shirts that read “Stay In School” and “Don’t Do Drugs,” which is revealed after the initial prank. If I were him I wouldn’t continue to do this prank for too long. I think he got lucky with this round of parents, but I have a feeling next time he may not. It might sound strange to hear that a couple of men going around playgrounds and flashing children is funny, but well… It kind of is. Whoa, whoa, whoa! Hold on. We’ve not lost our minds. And we’re not sick in the head. Hear us out. It’s funny because there’s a twist in the tail – it turns out that the ‘flashers’ are merely flashing inspirational messages to the kids. Not that their parents know this until it’s already happened, though. Watch the prank here.
Also Read:
Netflix Review
Walking Dead - Season 5 AmcTv
The Middle - New Season
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As a parent, one of the worst things you could ever experience would be having to witness your child getting flashed by a stranger, and for a few seconds that is exactly what the parents in this video think is happening. However, the man in this video is not your average flasher - because he is not flashing anyone at all. In fact, the only thing he and his friend are flashing is a positive message on shirts that read “Stay In School” and “Don’t Do Drugs,” which is revealed after the initial prank. If I were him I wouldn’t continue to do this prank for too long. I think he got lucky with this round of parents, but I have a feeling next time he may not. It might sound strange to hear that a couple of men going around playgrounds and flashing children is funny, but well… It kind of is. Whoa, whoa, whoa! Hold on. We’ve not lost our minds. And we’re not sick in the head. Hear us out. It’s funny because there’s a twist in the tail – it turns out that the ‘flashers’ are merely flashing inspirational messages to the kids. Not that their parents know this until it’s already happened, though. Watch the prank here.
Also Read:
Netflix Review
Walking Dead - Season 5 AmcTv
The Middle - New Season
