This was Television on April 18
1983: The Disney Channel goes on the air Taking advantage of its deep vault of cartoons, movies, and other proprietary content, the Walt Disney Company launched…
Review: So Weird, “Avatar” and “James Garr”
So Weird is a bottle of cultural ideas as perpetuated through art. This week, that idea is transhumanism.
Review: So Weird, “Blues”
Bo Diddley has only one scene, but his presence seeps through the entire episode of So Weird.
Review: So Weird, “Fall” and “Destiny”
This pair of episode point to a television series being written for a Disney Channel that will never exist.
Review: So Weird, “Listen” and “Mutiny”
Chocolate eclairs induce telepathy, and a possessed piece of driftwood takes over Ned’s mind.
Review: So Weird, “Rebecca”
Before the Disney Channel cared about over-marketing musical acts, So Weird had a musical act that was pretty good.
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