Knight Rider
2026-03-08 00:00:00 Drive K.I.T.T. to catch the bad guys, Michael needs your help in this aventure on the Highway.
By: Nation of Games
Tom & Jerry: Refriger Riders
2013-12-07 00:00:00 Enjoy this funny Game with the Clasic Caracters of William Hanna and Joseph Barbera.
By: Nation of Games
CTA rider: Tucker Max ads appalling
2009-09-17 20:09:00 ***Update: The CTA said today it is removing two of the three Tucker Max ads on the CTA buses. CTA spokeswoman Noelle Gaffney said the CTA outsources the sale of ads and has a company notify them if the ads don't meet guidelines set by the transit board. Gaffney said the CTA wasn't notified that the ads didn't meet the guidelines. "We wouldn't have approved them based on the guidelines," Gaffney said. The CTA is removing the ads from 250 buses, Gaffney said. Leah Pine wrote to "Going Public" about an ad for "I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell," a Tucker Max movie. Pine said she saw the ad on the side of a No. 29 State bus...
Rider seeing red over CTA Red Line
2009-09-14 21:34:00 A reader wrote to "Going Public" with questions about the Red Line. The CTA response to these questions is after the jump."I recently read the article regarding questions about the Red Line. I have a couple of questions.1). What is the deal with all these CTA employees who gather at the south end of the Howard platform during the morning rush? Normally there are three or more, all loud, telling rude, vial jokes and using very unprofessional language.If the CTA wants to save money then they should fire these employees. I'm sure there are people out there who would want their job and not treat the public space like a locker room. 2). Why is it that the Red Line...
CTA rider: What's with bunching on Orange Line?
2009-09-14 21:00:00 A McKinley Park rider wrote to "Going Public" about bunching on the Orange Line. The CTA response is after the jump."What's with the train bunching on the morning Orange Line? For the past month, there has been an Orange Line that converts to a Brown Line train at Roosevelt ("Run 7-11"). It is inconvenient for two main reasons: 1) Normal train and 'conversion' train travel too close together 2) Gap between 'conversion' train and next train is too long.I take the train to work at the 35th/Archer stop. Everyday the first train arrives at its normal 7:11 a.m., but the second train arrives between 30 seconds -- one minute later. In fact, there have been at least three occasions when...
Rider Wants Back In NBA?
2009-09-12 18:22:00 It seems that point guard Isaiah Rider has come out of retirement and wants to come back to the NBA, several sources told FootBasket. Rider, who just now turned 38 years old back in March, wants to make a comeback. He was last seen with the Denver Nuggets back in the 2001-02 season, averaging about nine points, three rebounds, and one assist per game for the team.He has had about 10,000 points and about 1,500 assists for his nine-year career. Rider was also the Slam Dunk champion back in 1994. Rider has been received interest by the teams like the New Jersey Nets and now the Minnesota Timberwolves. It has been reported that Rider has matured after his incidents he has been occurred in.If the NBA doesn't work out for him, a source told FB that he may play overseas like a team like the Olympiakos where he might play with such stars like Josh Childress, Linas Kleiza, and Von Wafer. He may also join the North Texas Fresh of the American Basketball Association.I hope all works out for R...
CTA rider: Volume down, PLEASE
2009-09-12 01:03:00 Teri Smith wrote to "Going Public" about gripes with other riders' music. Her letter continues after the jump."We're constantly annoyed by the cacophony of tinny music coming from the earphones of fellow passengers on the Pink Line.One passenger even played his radio without earphones at all. Sometimes the noise is so loud from a person's earphones, we can hear it from every area of the car. We can't even move away from it. We tried wearing earplugs once, but they didn't work. Being forced to listen to rap or hip-hop first thing in the morning is not a great way for us to start our day.We got on the Pink Line this morning, around 8:15 a.m., at the Polk station...
CTA rider: Driver cursed at me in Spanish
2009-09-11 22:00:00 Veronica Nunez e-mailed the CTA and cced "Going Public" about a bad bus experience. Information about the bus driver and bus has been redacted. Nunez sent "Going Public" the CTA's response and her response to the CTA. Both are after the jump.Nunez said she spoke to a CTA manager this morning who said the CTA would take action but wouldn't give details. Nunez said the manager told her "pushing my baby's hand out of the way was just a quick reaction to the situation.""My day was ruined by one of your bus drivers. I picked up the bus at Cicero and Archer around 8:20 a.m. Usually my 4-year-old puts in my bus card.You know how kids are, well, the bus...
CTA rider: 'No responsibility' to help stroller moms
2009-09-09 22:11:00 Michelle Mobley wrote to "Going Public" about difficulties with strollers on the bus."I have a big problem with the attitude of bus passengers who ride the bus with strollers. First of all, they seem to think that it is my duty, along with others riders, to help them get on the bus with their truck-size strollers.Well, I got news for them. I did not make that baby with you, therefore I have no responsibility to you! If I chose to help it is because of the kindness of my heart -- not your demanding attitude.Riders with strollers should not expect or wait on others to load their stroller. If they cannot handle it themselves then maybe it should be left...
CTA rider: Broken turnstile, broken spirit
2009-09-08 21:17:00 Mark Foster of Rogers Park wrote to "Going Public" with a farecard problem. Check out more CTA horror stories in tomorrow's RedEye."Just last night I was coming home from work at about 11 p.m. After getting off the Pace No. 215, I made my way to the platform at the Howard station and put my card in the turnstile. The card reader would not take my seven-day pass. So frustrated and a bit angry, I sought out a CTA employee (my second nightmare) -- to no avail. Nobody was in the security booth, the platforms or the main station's booth downstairs.Usually, there are four or five CTA people just wandering around or standing in a large group 'B.S.ing' and being...
CTA rider: I want my pedway
2009-09-03 21:13:00 ***Update: A spokeswoman for Joseph Freed & Associates told "Going Public" the pedway is scheduled to open in early November.Terry Koehler wrote to "Going Public" to ask about the mezzanine-level pedestrian pedway that's part of the Block 37 construction project. The CTA's response is after the jump. Two phone calls to Joseph Freed & Associates were not returned."I know this is not a CTA problem, but can you please find out when the tunnel between the Blue and Red Line trains will be open? The tunnel has been closed due to construction of Block 37."...
CTA rider alleges homophobia
2009-09-03 16:00:00 Jennings Wynn wrote to the CTA and cced "Going Public" about an incident that allegedly occurred Aug. 24. Descriptions of CTA employees have been redacted. The CTA response is after the jump."I was faced with an absurd amount of homophobia from CTA employees around 1:15 a.m. on the Belmont Red Line station entrance.A friend of mine who is a potential romantic interest walked me to the train from Halsted because it was near his house. He gave me a kiss.We held hands for a second and then he kissed my cheek. We continued to hold hands and talk about our schedules for the following week when we heard, 'We've already warned you twice!' from the [redacted] male [redacted] who was...
Rider: The CTA is waste full
2009-09-02 23:07:00 Michelle Oliver wrote to "Going Public" about a gross sighting on the CTA. What's the grossest thing you've seen on the CTA? The CTA response is after the jump."I have been taking the CTA for over 10 years. I have encountered my fair share of annoyances, be it delays, service changes or anything else that can get thrown at us riders. Recently I had my most disgusting encounter of my CTA experience. I get on the Blue Line at Harlem of the Forest Park branch to go to Clark and Lake and transfer over.About a month ago, I was walking down the boarding area around 8:30 a.m. on a Sunday morning. It's not uncommon to see garbage and litter strewn...
CTA rider: Need more police at Wilson stop
2009-09-01 23:46:00 Dan Domke wrote to "Going Public" in response to today's column about CTA safety and the Wilson stop, winner of "GP's" first Crust Station contest. Domke's letter continues after the jump."I live about a block from the Wilson stop on the Red Line. According to your article, Wilson is one of the worst for assaults. I believe it fully. Every day, there are a vast number of individuals who loiter around that stop.None of these people are productive members of society. What they are doing there is beyond me. I am at the stop every morning around 5:30 a.m. to go to work, and this includes weekends. Weekends are the worst. ......
CTA rider: Bring back Chicago Card discount
2009-08-30 16:28:00 Peter VandeMotter wrote to "Going Public" with a suggestion for improving the CTA. Feel free to add your suggestions at the bottom of the post."I would like to suggest one improvement to the CTA: Reinstate the 10 percent discount for Chicago Card users.A few fare increases back, the [CTA president] at the time actually [proposed] to forgo the increase for Chicago Card users, much as the Tollway exempted I-Pass users in cars from a toll increase, as it costs less to process.The most recent fare increase not only jacked up fares, but removed the Chicago Card discount as well as the 10 percent premium ($22 worth of rides for $20).It was a gigantic jump for those riders. Come on, shouldn't...
CTA rider: Passengers, 'take responsibility'
2009-08-28 16:00:00 A CTA rider, who requested to remain anonymous, wrote to "Going Public" with complaints about poor etiquette by other CTA riders. Her letter continues after the jump."I was riding on the No. 156 bus and I just was amazed at how passengers do things that could cause them bodily harm.I watched this elderly lady, who could barely walk, just stand and start walking while the bus driver was attempting to make a service stop for this lady. This elderly lady couldn't wait for the driver to stop moving before she started walking, which caused the driver to have to be extra cautious so that this woman wouldn't fall.Now my big question is: If she would've fallen because of her own...
CTA rider: Install better turnstiles
2009-08-27 22:50:00 James Monk, 34, of Uptown wrote to "Going Public" about problems with CTA turnstiles. His letter continues after the jump. Readers, do you have any horror stories about getting your pass stuck in the turnstile slot?"These turnstiles experience an inordinate amount of card captures. Card captures are, of course, when a customer puts his/her transit card in the turnstile slot, and the card gets stuck in there.The solution to this ongoing problem is to install turnstiles that swipe cards for entry. The customer would swipe their cards along the top of the turnstile where the vending slot currently is now. This would be similar to an ATM Machine's swipe feature. The turnstile would then read the card for customer access....
Rider: CTA customer service lacking
2009-08-26 22:00:00 Mark Woodward wrote to "Going Public" with complaints about CTA customer service. His letter continues after the jump."Three years ago a white dress shirt of mine was ruined when a thick tar-like substance belched out of an a/c duct on a CTA bus and splattered all over me.I was not interested in contacting the CTA about it, figuring that it would be an exercise in futility. However, I alerted the driver so that he would stop others from sitting in the same spot.He convinced me to complete a form on the bus when he repeatedly assured me that the manager of the North Garage would definitely call me about it. Of course, I heard nothing. ......
CTA rider: Connect the outer lines
2009-08-26 16:00:00 Cris Mishler, 49, of Oak Park, wrote to "Going Public" about how the CTA should spend its money. The letter continues after the jump."I was reading about our wonderfully cash-strapped CTA plans to spend about $2 billion to lengthen three lines. Call me crazy but I think the money would be better spent connecting all the outer lines.It is horrible that someone at the Howard stop needs to travel all the way downtown just to get to O'Hare. Or that a rider at the end of the Pink Line needs to go downtown to get to Midway. Connecting the outer lines would have a major impact on congestion in many outlying communities. ......
CTA rider: I want a bus from Lakeview to Bucktown
2009-08-25 22:00:00 Lauren Eck wrote to "Going Public" about the need for a Lakeview-to-Bucktown bus route. What other routes need to be established? Put your comments below."I have a suggestion about something that drives me crazy! There are NO direct routes by either 'L' or bus to/from Lincoln Park/Lakeview to Bucktown/Wicker Park.You have to take two buses, which in the winter is unbearable and ends up taking FOREVER. I've lived in Chicago for four years and half the people I know live in Lincoln Park/Lakeview and the other half live in Bucktown/Wicker Park.I have heard countless people make this same gripe, and it would greatly improve our lives if there were a route added that went through Lakeview and Lincoln Park and...
CTA rider suggestion box
2009-08-25 03:59:00 Here's a tip for CTA riders: The transit agency accepts suggestions. CTA President Rich Rodriguez has said he reviews comments and tips from riders on how to improve the CTA. The agency's contact list can be found at transitchicago.com/contact. Here are a few suggestions that made their way to the "Going Public" inbox....
CTA rider: Move that stroller
2009-08-25 00:52:00 Sharon Lynn Scott wrote to "Going Public" with a complaint about strollers on the bus."Why does the CTA allow these rude people to bring their compact car-sized strollers on buses and proceed to take up four or five seats?Some of the more considerate people use small strollers that don't take up much room, and can be folded up if necessary. CTA rules say that people are supposed to fold up the strollers to allow people to sit, but few people do so, and bus drivers do not attempt to enforce this rule.I have even seen a bus driver ask people to move from the side seats so that a young mother could park her monstrosity there. The Pace bus drivers...
CTA rider: Driver didn't pick me up
2009-08-24 19:47:00 Ali Montag wrote to "Going Public" to ask whether she should report a bus driver who allegedly zoomed past her bus stop. "Going Public" recommended she contact the CTA with pertinent information: date, time, bus number, etc."I was waiting at the Schiller/Lake Shore Drive bus stop waiting for the No. 151 south to go to work. The bus that I was waiting for moved to the left lane to get around a cab that acting sort of dumb in the right lane. The bus then just zoomed past the bus stop I was waiting at (and also waving from and yelling from to get the bus driver's attention)."...
CTA rider blue over slow zone
2009-08-24 16:00:00 Via Twitter, Matt Munley asked "Going Public" a question about the Blue Line. The CTA response is after the jump."Why has the slow zone between Jefferson Park and Harlem on the Blue Line mysteriously returned?"...
Rider: Why does CTA let station walls collect dirt?
2009-08-21 21:32:00 Carrie Slater of Logan Square wrote to "Going Public" about a question of CTA cleanliness. The CTA response is after the jump."I ride the Blue Line daily and have noticed those brown brick walls (at Logan Square and Belmont) are not as they appear.They are actually some very cool vintage white subway tiles that are extremely dirty. Do you know why the CTA just lets the underground station walls collect dirt and grime?I realize that painting multiple stations would be very expensive and I wouldn't want the tiles to be painted over. It seems that just pressure washing the walls could make a huge difference in the appearance of the stations.I would much rather see the white tiles than brown."...
CTA rider: What $10 billion will buy you
2009-08-19 22:22:00 Jessica Lopez wrote to "Going Public" about CTA President Rich Rodriguez's statement that the CTA would need $10 billion to bring the system up to a state of good repair."Rodriguez is ridiculous. Ten billion are you serious? In this case, nevermind, leave it as is.With 10 billion the buses better be built like a celebrity tour bus and fly too. And the trains better be crash- and bullet-proof. Wait there's still room in the budget so let me add the riders should ride for free for at least nine billion years.Okay, there you go, that's what 10 billion bucks will buy you."...
Rider: Those bags are huge!
2009-08-14 00:21:00 One rider wrote to RedEye in response to today's Boy on Boystown column about annoying bags on the CTA. The photos accompanying his letter are after the jump."Big bags? Big bags, books, and arrogance! The No. 20 Madison bus is commuted by 75 percent of the most rude, prude and arrogant individuals that use public transportation... It's pathetic that I have to start and end my workday around such individuals! I have included two photos I took in which individuals thought that their bags were priority in having a seat versus others......
Rider: Pigeons make station look like 'crap'
2009-08-14 00:11:00 Kevin Black of Rogers Park wrote to "Going Public" to complain about the Howard Station."How about asking the CTA why I have to run the gauntlet of pigeon crap on the north end of the Howard Street Red Line station, you know, the one they just spent millions of dollars renovating so that the pigeons could have a nice place to roost under the underpass and crap on people as they try to enter the station?The sidewalk looks like a minefield. I thought about calling up the city and reporting it as a health hazard.Also, more than a year after it opened, why is there still leaking at the south end of the station as you go down to the...
CTA rider: Driver should drive, not chat
2009-08-13 00:17:00 Via Facebook, Ed Mlakar wrote to "Going Public" about a bad bus experience on Friday. The employee and bus numbers have been redacted."I boarded the No. 94 bus from the Orange Line at 8:13 a.m. going to 45th Street and California Avenue. When I got on the bus, the driver was talking to another driver who was standing next to her and blocking the seat behind the driver which annoyed more than a couple people, myself included.The driver was number [redacted] and the driver she was talking to was number [redacted] and the bus number was [redacted]. I am pretty sure drivers aren't supposed to be doing this."...
Rider: CTA train operator is on a roll
2009-08-11 03:15:00 Shiva Kumar wrote to "Going Public" with props for a train operator."I was waiting for an inbound Green Line train at the Cicero station and had kept my new 'foam mattress roll' next to me. It was a windy evening at around 5:15 p.m. on Aug. 8 and the wind threw my 'foam mattress roll' onto the railway track of an outbound train.I was just wondering what to do next but by that time an outbound train arrived and the train operator seeing a mattress lying in between the tracks and me looking confused, stopped the train and signaled me to wait.She got down from the train and the platform and got me my 'foam mattress roll' back. So kind...
CTA rider: Hey, man, give up your seat
2009-08-10 22:57:00 Julia N. Santander wrote to "Going Public" to question why healthy men don't give up their CTA seats."I completely believe that men and women are equal in rights. However, any person with any common sense knows that physically men are stronger in most cases.Therefore, I direct this at both women and men but mostly men. I often wonder when I'm riding the bus and train, how masculine can any 'man' feel when they can sit there comfortably as an elderly person, someone handicap for lack of a better word, an expectant mother or a small child fight with all their strength to maintain balance and not splatter onto the floor.I barely make it over 5 feet myself but I stand...
CTA rider: 'Terrified' train would derail
2009-08-06 21:59:00 Stephanie Boehmke wrote to "Going Public" about a "very scary" experience on the Purple Line. She said she spoke to a CTA representative, who forwarded the complaint to senior management."I wanted to write about my experience last night as it was very scary and should never happen. I boarded the Purple Line train at the Quincy stop around 5:30 p.m. going northbound.As usual for a rush hour train this one was full with standing passengers. Between the Merchandise Mart and Chicago stops there's a turn.The train operator went so fast through the turn that the last car of the train appeared to have lifted and then slammed back down causing large sparks and smoke. ......
CTA rider: Apologize to my sister
2009-08-06 19:17:00 Heidi Weideman of East Lakeview wrote to the CTA and cced "Going Public" about a bad experience on the No. 151 bus. Weideman said she is awaiting reply from the CTA. The driver and bus numbers have been redacted. The photos, after the jump, were submitted by Weideman."I am a frequent user of the CTA system. Generally, the CTA personnel are pleasant and helpful. Unfortunately, I had a very disappointing experience on Friday, July 31, 2009. My sister, my 21-month-old son and I boarded a No. 151 bus at North Lake Shore Drive and Hawthorne around 11 a.m. Driver [redacted], operating bus [redacted], stopped and barked something unintelligible at us even before we boarded. ......
CTA rider annoyed card expired
2009-08-05 00:18:00 Andrew Cuison wrote to "Going Public" with a Chicago Card Plus problem. Go to this post for more information about expiring cards."I just wanted to e-mail you and share my recent frustration with the CTA (Can't Travel Anyone). I use the Chicago Card Plus, which I got through my employer, and it is very convenient I have to give them that.Unfortunately, their recent trouble with expiring cards created a lot of problems for me since I use the public transportation to and from work and even school.When I checked my account, it said that my card is not due to expire until February of 2010, but around the second week of July, it said that my card is expired whenever...
CTA rider: Why does the Chicago Card Plus expire?
2009-07-22 19:00:00 Amanda Younger of Wicker Park wrote to "Going Public" with a question about Chicago Card Plus expiration dates. The CTA issued a press release addressing this topic on July 16. The text of the release is after the jump."I was wondering if you knew the reason for the expiration of the Chicago Card and Chicago Card Plus. I could understand if they expired after a period of inactivity, but that's not the case.I use my card daily and it recharges automatically via credit card. Why do I need a new one?It just doesn't make sense to me. Especially when the CTA is short on cash. Why spend the money and personnel to process and mail a replacement for a card...
CTA rider offers employee recognition plan
2009-07-20 22:00:00 Kirk Owens, 35, of Printer's Row wrote to "Going Public" with suggestions on how to recognize CTA employees for a job well done. Have a suggestion for a recognition plan? Submit in comments below."As an avid rider of ALL modes of public transit, I hope for the best possible service yet understand there will be costs, delays and construction which impede my travels.I believe the system, the service, the governing body as well as all involved operators should bear the burden of ill-performing operations and likewise reap the rewards of a job well done.To that end, I sent the attached letter to the Chairperson of the CTA, shortly after the RedEye ran a piece on its new president, outlining a...
CTA rider: Driver threatened me
2009-07-20 19:59:00 Alex Harris wrote to "Going Public" to report an incident that allegedly occurred Saturday night. The driver's employee number has been withheld."I was waiting for the No. 147 bus going south at Catalpa and Sheridan. I had my bike with me. As I waited for the bus, the driver passed me by.I was pretty upset, yet determined to catch the bus. I caught up with him at the next stop, and tried to get on. The driver refused to let me on, so I caught up with him in front of 949 W. Foster.There were people getting on, so I had time to get the bike rack down. Basically, the driver got out and started cursing at me and threatening...
Un Ghost Rider más internacional
2009-07-16 03:17:00 Parece que Nicolas Cage no tuvo suficiente con un Ghost Rider, ese pedazo de truñaco que nos intentó colar hace un par de años sin ningún miramiento, y anda desde entonces a la caza de una secuela. Esta noticia no es nueva, de hecho, ya me hice eco de la misma en Septiembre del 2008. Lo ...
How CTA fare hike affects different rider profiles
2009-07-08 13:00:00 The Trib's Getting Around columnist, Jon Hilkevitch, in Monday's column told us: "Many riders have taken a second look at how they pay their way aboard buses and trains since a fare hike this year and the elimination of popular bonuses when value was added to CTA "smart cards" and the end of discounts given when the cards were used on the rail system."If only these riders had read CTA Tattler at the beginning of the year, when I laid out how the fare hike would affect different rider profiles. Depending on how you used the CTA, you may have seen increases increases from 13% to 61%. In that post, I also noted that riders like me who take the...
New CTA survey seeks comments on service, rider experience
2009-07-02 13:00:00 A new survey featured prominently on the CTA home page asks riders about their bus and rail experiences and how they could be better. It also looks for comments on the 80%-20% split on the gasoline tax for highway-public transit funding, and for thoughts on capital spending.The latter two issues are like preaching to the choir. But that's OK. It's good to see new CTA President Richard Rodriguez engaging his customers about the service they get and how it might be improved.In my interview with Rodriguez last week, as well as a City Club speech, he said one of his top priorities is to bring a stronger customer focus to everything the CTA does. And as new president, he wanted...
CTA rider: I want my elevator
2009-06-19 23:12:00 Christopher Lindholm of Wilmette wrote to "Going Public" about the lack of accessibility at the Purple Line Central Street station. "Going Public" traveled to the station and took photos of the entryways. Photos after the jump."Hey CTA! I'm writing this to bring attention to a serious problem at the Central Street station on the Purple Line.This station is in close proximity to the Evanston NorthShore hospital but for some reason there are no elevators here and I have observed a lot of people with canes and crutches struggling to get up and down what I consider to be very dangerous steep steps.While I understand that there is a budget crunch with respect to capital projects, this station should get immediate...
If you see my rider...
2009-06-03 12:09:00 I know my little rider even when I touch her in the dark. It is early in the morning and Traveling Riverside Blues is on my mind. Mrs. F. is laying there asleep and this song is going through my head.Travelling Riverside Blues mp3 by Led ZeppelinTravelling Riverside Blues mp3 by Robert Johnson
By: SqueezeMyLemon
Ask the Addict: KNIGHT RIDER, BROTHER & SISTERS, DEXTER, Michael Ausiel
2008-10-22 16:05:00 I heard a rumor that PUSHING DAISIES is done as a series and seeing as you are the most in the know person I know. Is this true? Or have I been bamboozled? — Dan B. The TV Addict: The facts are these. People stopped using the term Bamboozled in 1931. But seriously, as dreadful as PUSHING DAISIES’ ratings have been — and they have been dreadful. ABC has yet to bury the show six feet under. Which is why if you really, and I mean really care about the fate of Ned, Chuck, Olive and Emerson you will be sure to not only tune into a brand new episode of PUSHING DAISIES at 8PM tonight on ABC, but knock on every house on your block and convince your neighbors to do the same.* *Please Note: theTVaddict.com does not condone door-to-door begging and pleading in an effort to raise the ratings of your favorite shows. Unless those shows were among my dearly departed brilliant-but-cancelled favorites such as EVERWOOD, JACK & BOBBY, GROSSE POINTE, ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT and KITCHEN CONFI...
By: the TV addict
Random Musings: KNIGHT RIDER, Mena Suvari & HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER
2008-10-21 21:53:00 As much as this TV Addict would like to agree with Maureen Ryan’s assertion that the only reason NBC President Ben Silverman picked up KNIGHT RIDER for the entire season is because “KITT has taken over NBC!” I can’t help but feel that a car running a major television network is somewhat ridiculous. Which is why I’d like to take this opportunity to post theTVaddict.com’s very own theory that let’s face it, makes way more sense. Brace yourself… because Ben Silverman is obviously a Cylon and renewing KNIGHT RIDER is all a part of his secret pro-machine agenda. Flipping through this week’s fantastic issue of Entertainment Weekly featuring a sneak peak of J.J. Abrams STAR TREK re-boot, this TV Addict couldn’t help but notice an advertisement for Lifetime’s SEX AND LIES IN SIN CITY, starring Mena Suvari. Begging the question: What happened to the young actress who broke onto the scene with scene-stealing turns in AMERICAN...
By: the TV addict
Golden Axe: Beast Rider estrena trailer
2008-10-03 07:03:00 Golden Axe es el clásico juego de Sega en el que el hilo conductor que conquistó a tantos fanáticos fue simplemente ir con un arma blanca y magia a matar enemigos. Es básicamente una aventura unipersonal en la que nuestro protagonista avanza contra los enemigos tirando magia y espadazos y permitiéndonos hacer uso de diferentes bestias ...
By: Zone InGame
KNIGHT RIDER Review: Worst New Show of the Season
2008-09-25 16:14:00 When NBC President Ben Silverman first announced the re-launch of the KNIGHT RIDER franchise, this TV Addict was more than prepared to cut him a little slack. I mean who can blame the neophyte Peacock President for wanting to generate a few splashy headlines, cash in on America’s seemingly never-ending love affair with 80’s nostalgia, not to mention, grab, what surely amounted to a huge pile of cash from Ford [Three cheers for vertical integration!]. That said, following the train-wreck, err… auto collision that was February’s two-hour movie [see review here], Ben Silverman is officially running on empty. Last night’s season premiere of the re-tooled KNIGHT RIDER series was quite literally unwatchable. And believe me, this TV Addict tried. Twice! After only managing to get through twenty minutes of the pre-air premiere courtesy of iTunes, I made the unfortunate mistake to take a second shot last night thinking the show couldn’t possibly as bad as...
By: the TV addict
New Knight Rider episode - Available on Amazon
2008-09-23 13:20:00 Click here to see full first episode on Amazon. Below is a preview. I watched part of it this morning and it’s pretty sweet. I wasn’t expecting much, but after seeing part of it, I plan on watching these.
By: TechBox
Mendes y el futuro de Ghost Rider
2008-09-13 22:25:00 Puede que Nicolas Cage tenga mucho interés de continuar con la saga de El Motorista Fantasma pero el resto del reparto no parece compartir sus mismas ideas precisamente. La primera en pronunciarse ha sido Eva Mendes, su partenaire en el primer film. Según comentó a MTV News, la cinta tuvo su momento y no cree ... |
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