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New rule, I'm all for having a discussion about conflicting political views, but if you come at me with some juvenile bullshit...
I've been awake since 4am, nice way to start my work week. Let's see if a blast of some #Kamehameha @GFuelEnergy can keep me going today. #Goku #DragonBallZ #DragonBallSuper #GFUEL
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Mel Brooks and Dick Van Dyke are the last two surviving Hollywood icons over the age of 100 who served in WWII
Protect these legends at all costs ❤️
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We lost another legend today 😔
Susan Saint James, the Emmy-winning actress beloved for Kate & Allie and McMillan & Wife, has died at 80.
There was something refreshingly natural about Saint James on screen. Whether she was playing a free-spirited single mother, the clever wife of a police commissioner or stepping into a dramatic guest role, she brought an easy warmth and independence that made her characters feel like people you actually knew.
Her career connected generations of television viewers, from the prestige dramas of the late 1960s and the mystery shows of the ’70s to one of the defining sitcoms of the ’80s.
Some of her most popular roles:
• Kate McArdle — Kate & Allie
• Sally McMillan — McMillan & Wife
• Peggy Maxwell — The Name of the Game
• Cindy Sondheim — Love at First Bite
• Aggie O'Shea — MAS*H
• Vivian Whitney — Carbon Copy
• Jane — How to Beat the High Cost of Living
• Tina Waters — Outlaw Blues
• Joy McAfferty — Suits
• Monica Bradshaw — Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
Saint James eventually stepped away from Hollywood’s constant spotlight, but the characters remained.
For generations who grew up watching her, she wasn't simply another familiar television face. She was part of what home felt like when the television came on.
Rest in peace, Susan Saint James.
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One of the best things about Babylon 5 was letting Walter Koenig play against the type we all knew him for and really show off some range. Treat yourself and watch some Babylon 5 and see Koenig play an absolutely terrifying and delightful freak.
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Hope is never lost. There are always possibilities and he will always be with us. Thank you for everything Walter Koenig.
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NO HELL ARC ANIME INFORMATION CONFIRMED AFTER THE FINAL EPISODE!
BLEACH: THOUSAND-YEAR BLOOD WAR has officially concluded with Episode 50 bringing the 22-year BLEACH anime journey to an end.
However, there was still no announcement or confirmation of a HELL ARC anime following the finale.
The Hell storyline was teased through Tite Kubo’s 2021 one-shot “NO BREATHES FROM HELL,” but there is currently no confirmed anime adaptation or release date for it.
WILL WE SEE THE HELL ARC ANIMATED IN THE FUTURE, ONCE THE STORY HAS BEEN COMPLETED?
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Following the passing of Walter Koenig, William Shatner and George Takei are now the last two surviving main cast members from the original Star Trek series.






























