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“Light & Magic”
(July 27)
From Lucasfilm and
filmmaker Lawrence
Kasdan comes this
new docuseries in
celebration of Star
Wars Day, that takes
viewers behind the
scenes at Industrial
Light & Magic to
show what inspired
some of Hollywood’s
most legendary
filmmakers and follow
their stories from their earliest personal films to
bringing George Lucas’ vision to life. (ORIGINAL)
“High School
Musical: The
Musical: The
Series: Season 3”
(July 27)
The third round of this
musical mockumentary
finds the Wildcats
heading for Camp
Shallow Lake, a
California sleepaway
camp, where they are
faced with a high-stakes
production of “Frozen”
and a drama-filled
docuseries about the production. Original “High
School Musical” player Corbin Blue joins the cast as a
guest star, alongside returning regulars Joshua Bassett,
Sofia Wylie and Matt Cornett. (ORIGINAL)
“Life Below Zero:
Next Generation:
Season 4”
(Available now)
“Mira, Royal
Detective:
Season 2”
(Available now)
Limited resources,
brutal elements and
new dangers and
opportunities face
the Alaskans as they
prepare to survive
another winter in
the unforgiving and
remote wilderness
of the 49th State in
the fourth round of
this documentary series that originally aired on
National Geographic Channel. (ORIGINAL)
The sophomore round
of this animated
mystery series from
Disney Junior finds
the resourceful
commoner-turned-
royal detective on
new adventures,
including helping a
friend find a missing
tooth, investigating a
strange speck in the sky, helping a lost puppy locate
his family and searching for a mysterious singer to
feature in the Jalpur talent show.
Jumping the shark
Questions:
1) The phrase “jumping the shark” - which means a
TV show has started to decline in quality - refers to a
silly episode of “Happy Days” in which what character
jumps over a shark while water-skiing?
2) Although the show ran for a few more seasons,
“Three’s Company” may have jumped the shark when
what actress left in a salary dispute?
3) “Murphy Brown” arguably jumped the shark when
what lauded comedy actress joined the cast as the new
boss of “FYI”?
4) “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” may have jumped the
shark when viewers discovered Buffy had a kid sister no
one had seen before. What was
her name?
5) Although this sitcom drew
critical raves and solid ratings for
much of its run, most people agree
it completely jumped the shark
when its blue-collar title character
won the lottery. Name the show.
1) Fonzie
2) Suzanne Somers
3) Lily Tomlin
4) Dawn
5) “Roseanne”
(1988-97)
Answers:
“Happy Days”
BY JOHN CROOK
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