Gerry Strauss

New Jersey

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Articles

Facts and Trivia About the First Wrestlemania with Hulk Hogan and Mr. T

6 days ago | tvinsider.com | Gerry Strauss

This excerpt appearscourtesy of our partner site Nowadays, televised pro wrestling on a grand scale is pretty darn common: World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) has weekly live shows on Netflix and the USA Network (with bigger events broadcasting on NBC and Peacock), while All-Elite Wrestling broadcasts weekly on TNT and TBS.
Facts and Trivia About the Original 1984 Comedy Series

6 days ago | tvinsider.com | Gerry Strauss

This excerpt appearscourtesy of our partner site There have been plenty of workplace comedies in television history, but none have been sillier, more off-the-wall, or more downright lovable than Night Court. Though it never truly ruled the ratings after premiering in 1984, the classic sitcom earned enough of a following to keep it on the air for nine seasons and 193 hilarious episodes, and even spent a few years among America’s top 10 most-watched shows.
Facts and Trivia About the 1985 First Wrestlemania with Hulk Hogan and Mr. T

6 days ago | remindmagazine.com | Gerry Strauss

Nowadays, televised pro wrestling on a grand scale is pretty darn common: World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) has weekly live shows on Netflix and the USA Network (with bigger events broadcasting on NBC and Peacock), while All-Elite Wrestling broadcasts weekly on TNT and TBS.
Facts and Trivia About the Original 1984 Comedy Series

1 week ago | remindmagazine.com | Gerry Strauss

There have been plenty of workplace comedies in television history, but none have been sillier, more off-the-wall, or more downright lovable than Night Court. Though it never truly ruled the ratings after premiering in 1984, the classic sitcom earned enough of a following to keep it on the air for nine seasons and 193 hilarious episodes, and even spent a few years among America’s top 10 most-watched shows. A vehicle for comedian Harry Anderson, Night Court told the story of Harry T.
Facts and Trivia About the Detective Drama

1 week ago | remindmagazine.com | Gerry Strauss

Everyone loves a classic, no-nonsense detective — that’s why Mannix, starring Mike Conners as Joe Mannix, a hard-nosed private investigator who shuns technology in favor of old-school detective instincts, lasted for eight action-packed seasons on CBS. For 194 episodes from September 16th, 1967 to April 13, 1975, Mannix kept his cool through action-packed adventures (and many, many beatings), using his wits and know-how to save the day.
Do You Remember 'Fridays,' The 'SNL' Competitor That Gave Us Larry David?

1 week ago | tvinsider.com | Gerry Strauss

This excerpt appearscourtesy of our partner site As we continue to celebrate Saturday Night Live‘s 50th anniversary season, it seems equally appropriate to remember the other shows that have challenged SNL for the sketch comedy throne. From In Living Color to Mad TV, plenty of attempts have been made to put a new spin on the genre — but perhaps none aimed closer to the original concept than Fridays, the sketch show that jump-started the career of Larry David.
Trivia About the Sketch Comedy Series

1 week ago | remindmagazine.com | Gerry Strauss

As we continue to celebrate Saturday Night Live‘s 50th anniversary season, it seems equally appropriate to remember the other shows that have challenged SNL for the sketch comedy throne. From In Living Color to Mad TV, plenty of attempts have been made to put a new spin on the genre — but perhaps none aimed closer to the original concept than Fridays, the sketch show that jump-started the career of Larry David.
Fun Facts and Trivia About Michael J. Fox's 1987 Comedy

2 weeks ago | remindmagazine.com | Gerry Strauss

Let’s face it: Michael J. Fox had us wrapped around his little finger in the eighties; the Canadian wunderkind actually convinced us that he could travel back in time, transform into a werewolf, and maintain a friendship with a kid named Skippy, all in the same decade. With that in mind, it should be no surprise that Fox scored another big-screen hit with 1987’s The Secret of My Success.
How Beverly Hills 90210 Star Jennie Garth Found Happiness

2 weeks ago | livehappy.com | Gerry Strauss

From Beverly Hills 90210 heartthrob to modern-day influencer, Jennie Garth has experienced an abundance of happy days in her life…but today isn’t necessarily one of them. Two weeks earlier, Garth’s entire neighborhood was evacuated during the Los Angeles fires, and it was apparent that the effects of this frightening event would be long-lasting. “Thankfully, we are home and safe, and our house is safe,” she says.
7 Things You Didn’t Know About 'The Patty Duke Show'

3 weeks ago | remindmagazine.com | Gerry Strauss

Broadcast on ABC from September 18, 1963, to April 27, 1966 (and successfully syndicated for many years afterwards). The Patty Duke Show was a vehicle for teenage star Patty Duke, who was coming off of a huge Academy Award win the previous year. Duke starred as the chatty and fun-loving Patty Lane and the demure and sophisticated Cathy Lane, a pair of mismatched cousins who were somehow also identical twins.