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remindmagazine.com | Lauren Novak
If you grew up with flip phones, butterfly clips and Lizzie McGuire, get ready to get excited: Disney+ and Hulu are celebrating some of their best shows and movies from the ’90s and 2000s with a special channel. Premium subscribers can access a “Throwback Stream” and check out their favorite retro Disney content 24/7 … that means Saturday Morning cartoons and TGIF classics, anytime you want.
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remindmagazine.com | Lauren Novak
When Barnaby Jones premiered in 1973, it brought a fresh twist to the private eye genre. Buddy Ebsen starred as a retired private investigator who returns to the job after his son’s murder, teaming up with his widowed daughter-in-law Betty, played by Lee Meriwether. Known for its slower pace and emphasis on logic and evidence over car chases and violence, the show ran for eight seasons and became a dependable favorite in CBS’s crime drama lineup.
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tvinsider.com | Lauren Novak
In a recent episode of Nostalgia Tonight with Joe Sibilia, Marc Summers, best known for hosting the famous Nickelodeon show Double Dare, stopped by to chat about his time on the original show and the 2018 reboot — including some choices the new show’s producers made that he did not think were for the best. Summers opened up about how he had been pushing for a reboot of the popular children’s ’80s and ’90s game show for years, but wasn’t asked back to host when it finally happened.
Yeardley Smith Reveals the Thing She Wishes She'd Known Before Filming 'Legend of Billie Jean' Scene
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remindmagazine.com | Lauren Novak
Yeardley Smith, 60, recently opened up about her experience filming 1985’s The Legend of Billie Jean. In the Instagram clip, Smith talks while a scene from the movie, in which a then-20-year-old Smith played 13-year-old Putter, plays in the background.
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1 week ago |
remindmagazine.com | Lauren Novak
In a recent episode of Nostalgia Tonight with Joe Sibilia, Marc Summers, best known for hosting the famous Nickelodeon show Double Dare, stopped by to chat about his time on the original show and the 2018 reboot — including some choices the new show’s producers made that he did not think were for the best. Summers opened up about how he had been pushing for a reboot of the popular children’s ’80s and ’90s game show for years, but wasn’t asked back to host when it finally happened.
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