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Following an exciting and somewhat disturbing fourth season on Prime Video, the satirical superhero show “The Boys” has left viewers both elated and shaken. Though one episode seemed less engaging, the finale delivered unexpected plot twists in a explosive manner, reminding us of the value of wrapping up storylines effectively.
“Dimitri Leonidas, portraying Scorpus in Peacock’s grand ancient Rome production ‘Those About to Die,’ expressed his excitement. In this captivating series, Leonidas’ character is a skilled charioteer with the ability to join any team for a fee. Notable actors like Anthony Hopkins star as Emperor Vespasian, the leader of the Flavian dynasty, who is raising his two sons, Titus (Tom Hughes) and Domitian (Jojo Macari), for future rulership. The acclaimed series boasts the involvement of Robert Rodat as its creator and Roland Emmerich (known for ‘The Patriot’ and ‘Independence Day’) directing approximately five episodes.”
As a longtime fan of the original “Twister” movie from 1996, I was beyond excited for the release of the sequel. Having grown up with Bill Paxton and Helen Hunt’s iconic performances, I eagerly anticipated seeing how the story would continue. However, my expectations were met with surprise when I learned that this new film would not be a traditional sequel.
Paul Fusco is the man behind the scenes who brought Gordon Shumway, or ALF as he’s famously known, to life in the beloved Melmacian sitcom. As the puppeteer, co-creator, writer, director, and voice actor, Fusco played a pivotal role in making ALF a household name. He portrayed the character throughout the show’s four-season run on NBC, as well as in various specials, revivals, and talk shows. Additionally, Fusco lent his voice to ALF for animated adaptations such as “ALF: Fairy Tales” and “ALF: The Animated Series.”