War of The Worlds is a syndicated Science Fiction television series that debuted in October of 1988.
Loosely inspired by the George Pal’s 1953 movie (in turn based on the H.G. Wells’s original novel from 1898.) War of the Worlds follows characters stumbling upon conspiracy of surviving Martians to conquer the planet through subterfuge and usage of body hosts.
War of the Worlds aired two seasons.
Special Unit 2 is a Science Fiction horror series produced by UPN that debuted in April of 2001.
Imagined as a X Files spoof show Special Unit 2 followed adventures of detectives working for the aforementioned Unit – an elite undercover force charged with the task of looking over supernatural creatures focused in the area.
Special Unit 2 aired two seasons.
Based on the popular manga by writer Tsugumi Ohba and artist Takeshi Obata, Death Note is centered around a supernatural notebook.
University student Light Yagami discovers the Death Note, by Ryuk, a god of death.
The Death Note gives the user the ability to kill whoever he or she wants just by writing the victim’s name in the notebook.
The Vicar of Dibley is a comedy show produced by BBC that debuted in November of 1994.
The Vicar of Dibley was created by Richard Curtis and stars Dawn French. The story follows Geraldine Granger, who arrives to the small village in Oxfordshire called Dibley to take her post as a new vicar much to the dismay of local parishioners.
The Vicar of Dibley aired three seasons and a number of specials.
You Have Been Watching is a comedy panel show produced by Channel 4 that debuted in July of 2009.
Presented by Charlie Booker You Have Been Watching is a comedy panel show where the host is joined by three panel guests who watch different television programs and answer questions, give their suggestions how it can be improved or offer critique.
You Have Been Watching has been commissioned for eight episodes.
Making money on YouTube isn’t an easy venture, even for Google itself. But it’s getting easier for individual users. Now, as well as established video partners being able to monetize their efforts, producers of one-off viral videos will be able to make some money.
The problems Google has had turning the massive popularity of YouTube into a massive and repeating payday are well-known. OK, so it’s not as though YouTube is a failure or anything but its revenue is certainly struggling to justify that huge $1.65 billion Google paid for the site.
Part of the problem is the sheer number of videos on the site that either can’t or aren’t monetized. The “can’t” is due to concerns over making money from copyrighted clips while the “aren’t” stems from YouTube’s unwillingness to monetize videos which have no chance of making any money – most of the videos uploaded to the site every day.
The reality show Criss Angel Mindfreak follows magician Criss Angel as he performs spectacular tricks.
Criss Angel performs both magical stunts and street magic for normal people.
Such tricks include levitation, making objects disappear, and even cutting himself in half.
