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“Trevor:
The Musical”
(June 24)
“Rise” (June 24)
Part of the streamer’s
celebration of Pride
Month, this filmed
version of the off-
Broadway production
stars Holden William
Hagelberger as the
title character, a
13-year-old force of
nature dealing with
becoming a teenager,
coming to terms with
his own identity and fitting in in a challenging
world. Mark Aguirre, Aaron Alcaraz and Ava
Briglia also star. (ORIGINAL)
“Glee: Seasons
1-6” (Available
now)
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BY JOHN CROOK
Questions:
1) Which character on “The Simpsons” is known for
saying “Don’t have a cow, man!” and “Ay caramba!”
among several other catchphrases?
2) What 1968-73 NBC comedy series was a treasure
trove of such pop culture catchphrases as “You bet your
sweet bippy,” “Look that up in your Funk & Wagnalls”
and “Sock it to me!”?
3) On “Full House,” which of the three Tanner girls was
prone to saying “How rude!”?
4) Which character in “The Honeymooners” would
cap arguments with his wife by
threatening to send her “Bang!
Zoom! To the moon!”
5) On what 1972-78 Norman Lear
sitcom hit would you find a liberated
wife and mother who was given to
threatening people with “God’ll get
you for that!”
Answers:
Director Tony
Kaplan’s first
documentary explores
the evolution of Buzz
Lightyear from toy to
human in the making
of Pixar’s “Lightyear,”
examining the origin
and cultural impact
of the character, the
art of designing a human incarnation and the
challenges faced by the “Lightyear” crew along
the way. (ORIGINAL)
All six seasons of
this 2009-15 Fox
comedy about a
group of ambitious
misfits who join a
glee club headed by
a passionate Spanish
teacher comes to the
streaming service as
part of its celebration
of Pride Month. Jane
Lynch, Matthew
Morrison, Lea Michele and Chris Colfer head
the cast.
1) Bart Simpson
2) “Rowan and
Martin’s Laugh-In”
3) Stephanie
4) Ralph Kramden
5) “Maude”
“Beyond
Infinity: Buzz
and the Journey
to Lightyear”
(Available now)
From director
Akin Omotoso
(“Vaya”) comes this
biographical drama
that tells the real-life
story of the family
that gave the world
the first trio of
brothers to become
NBA champions in
the history of the
league — Giannis
and Thanasis
Antetokounmpo of
the Milwaukee Bucks and Los Angeles Laker
Kostas Antetokounmpo, and their younger
brother Alex. Dayo Okeniyi, Yetide Badaki and
Manish Dayal star. (ORIGINAL)
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541-523-3673
541-963-3161
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