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“Among the
Stars” (Available
now)
Boom! Studios’s
graphic novel of the
same name served as
the basis for creator
Seth Grahame-Smith’s
(“The Hard Times
of RJ Berger”) horror
comedy anthology
series that tells stories
of supernatural self-
discovery through the
worlds of witches,
aliens, ghosts and
alternate dimensions. Henry Thomas, Riki
Lindhome, Gabriel Bateman and Cedric Joe are in
the cast. (ORIGINAL)
The 2013 mission
to the International
Space Station to repair
the Alpha Magnetic
Spectrometer, a
$2 billion science
experiment aimed at
revealing the origins
of the universe, is seen
from the perspectives
of astronauts Chris
Cassidy, Luca
Parmitano and Drew Morgan in this superbly shot
unscripted six-part series. (ORIGINAL)
“Maleficent”
(Available now)
“Black Widow”
(Available now)
Angelina Jolie is
perfect as the live-
action embodiment of
an animated Disney
character — the evil
fairy of “Sleeping
Beauty” — in this
dark but engrossing
2014 reinvention of
the tale. The story
delves into the psyche
of Maleficent (Jolie),
explaining why a
heartbreak from her youth made her so set against
Aurora (Elle Fanning), alias the sleeping-beauty-to-
be.
Scarlett Johansson
returns as Natasha
Romanoff, aka Black
Widow, in this 2021
actioner that finds
the character pursued
by a force that will
stop at nothing to
bring her down. The
situation forces her to
deal with her past as
a spy and the broken
relationships left in her
wake long before she became an Avenger. Florence
Pugh, Rachel Weisz and David Harbour also star.
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Animal magnetism
BY JOHN CROOK
Questions:
1) Cats
2) Angela
3) Ross’s pet monkey
4) He was chasing
invisible mice
5) “Gilmore Girls”
6) “Daktari”
7) Santa’s Little
Helper
Answers:
ALF
1) On the 1986-90 NBC sitcom “ALF,” what was the
title character’s favorite treat?
2) To whom did the ill-fated Sprinkles the cat belong on
NBC’s “The Office”?
3) On the NBC sitcom “Friends,” who was Marcel?
4) On the 1992-99 NBC sitcom “Mad About You,”
why did Murray the dog keep running into walls?
5) On what WB/CW dramedy series would you find a
dog named Paul Anka?
6) The family movie comedy
“Clarence, the Cross-Eyed Lion”
inspired this 1966-69 drama
about a veterinarian running an
animal study center in Africa.
What was the show’s title, which
was a native word for “doctor”?
7) What was the name of the
abandoned greyhound adopted
by “The Simpsons”?
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