Television

Former Twin Cities Live co-host Steve Patterson announced his newest television gig Wednesday on social media.

One of those teams was Slapshot Food Truck, a team of three women from Minnesota. Slapshot specialized in Northern Minnesota comfort food, with a twist!

The show is a "psychological experiment" where it is tested how terror affects the human mind.

Have you noticed how good TV is these days? A new St. Cloud State University class offered this fall will discuss how the small screen has overtaken the big screen as the go-to for visual storytelling.

I've been having one heck of a Friends marathon since the show hit Netflix last week. Remember this episode?

Some things were just meant to be. It was on this day in 1979, that the world was introduced to ESPN - the "entertainment and sports programming network".  And for a lot of us guys, life has been a million times better, ever since. We are spoiled nowadays...

There is certainly only one rabbit to have ever made a significant impact on American society, and he has a birthday today. That's right - Bugs Bunny is 71. Through the miracle of television, though, he looks just as good now, as he did 30 years ago!

Sure, it won her an Emmy and made her more famous than ever before, but two and a half years later, did Tina Fey's dead-on impersonation of Sarah Palin hurt her in the long run? According to Tina...

A couple of these I knew. But some are just too weird. (see the importance of a 'Shirt Button") Enjoy!!

Just as I expected. They had a year to get it right, and its even more confusing than the original miniseries. The special effects are bad (anyone hear of Pixar at ABC), the plot is predictable, and the editing still bad. (If it rains blood, shouldn't everything be stained RED...

So when I was a kid growing up in the 80's, one of my most favorite shows on TV was 'V The Visitors'. If you remember, it was a pretty low budget miniseries that involved aliens coming to earth. The special effects were pretty cool (for the time) and the actors were mostly unknowns...