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Hay una copia entera de Star Wars Holiday Special en YouTube: el inclasificable primer spin off de la saga y debut de Boba Fett
Es posible que muchos no conozcan la obra que están a punto de ver. Se trata de Star Wars Holyday Special, un especial televisivo de la franquicia de Star Wars que se emitió una única vez el 17 de noviembre de 1978. Fue el primer spin-off de la saga y el debut en la pantalla de Boba Fett.
El vídeo se podría considerar una joya para los fans, porque el usuario de YouTube D.Jameyson ha...
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Todo lo que deberías saber antes de comprar un televisor 8K
La gente cambia de tele cada diez años. Imagina que el año que viene te toca a ti. ¿Comprarías un televisor 4K, que se ha convertido en el nuevo estándar de la industria, o invertirías en un televisor 8K para anticiparte al contenido del futuro? Hemos preguntado a fabricantes, productoras y analistas, y las respuestas no pueden ser más dispares.
Los profesionales de la industria de la ultra...
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Apple TV+ Exec Kim Rozenfield Is Out Just Weeks After Launch
Apple TV+ exec Kim Rozenfield is out just weeks after the $5-a-month streaming service’s debut , the Hollywood Reporter reported on Monday.
Rozenfield, a TV veteran quickly recruited to Apple TV+ by heads of programming Zack Van Amburg and Jamie Erlicht, is departing his role as head of current scripted programming and documentary and unscripted content as the streaming service restructures...
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Supergirl Completely Screwed James Olsen
James “Jimmy” Olsen got a raw deal. The character found on Supergirl was never the character from the comic books, and often never the same character from season to season of Supergirl. He was a soft and sweet love interest who wanted to keep Kara safe, until suddenly he was a grim vigilante or a weird duo with Lena Luthor or just a guy trying to do some good journalism in between superheroic...
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Deadly Fungus, Fat Bear Week, PS5 Leaks, and Hot Dog Salad: Best Gizmodo Stories of the Week
No news this week could possibly compare to the “hot dog salad” abomination created by a certain Gizmodo colleague, which has taken our forbidden sandwich out back, choked it to death, and absorbed it into its goopy morass. But reader, we tried.
This week, the Gizmodo team covered everything from the Federal Communications Commission’s big loss in appeals court and Microsoft’s efforts to...
TiVo Reportedly Rolling Out Pre-Roll Ads That Play Before Users Can Watch Recorded Video
TiVo is introducing skippable pre-roll ads before customers can watch shows taped on their retail DVRs, Light Reading reported, with a spokesperson telling the site it will be a “permanent part of the service.”
According to Light Reading, the spokesperson added that the company expects the tech “to be fully rolled-out to all eligible retail devices within 90 days.” However, the ads can be...
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Marvel, Game of Thrones, and Star Trek: Discovery Win Big at the Saturn Awards
It wasn’t just merry Mutant namedrops at this year’s Saturn Awards. It was also a reminder of some of the summer’s biggest dramas in pop culture, albeit on a more amicable scale.
Iron Man’s post-credits scene was a game-changing moment in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, because…
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Cool Costumes Hide Dark Truths in the Haunting New Watchmen Trailer
Who watches the Watchmen ? The exact sort of people they don’t really want watching them, it turns out.
HBO just dropped a brand new trailer for Damon Lindelof’s sequel-take on the seminal graphic novel by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons. It, like our prior looks at the show—set in...
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Comcast, Cable Giants Sue Maine Over Law Forcing Them to Let Customers Pay for Specific Channels
Comcast and a bevy of cable giants including Fox, CBS, and Disney are suing the state of Maine and 17 municipalities over a recently passed state law that mandates cable TV operators allow subscribers to pick and choose which channels and programs they want to pay for, the Bangor Daily News reported this week.
The law in question mandates that “a cable system operator shall offer subscribers...
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It's Not Just the Heroes and Villains Who Wear Masks on the New Version of Watchmen
HBO just released a new featurette for Watchmen, and it finally gets to the heart of what this new take is all about.
We’d previously heard that executive producer Damon Lindelof was taking a new approach to the Alan Moore/Dave Gibbons masterpiece, setting itself not as an adaptation, but a...
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Healing Crystals, Hurricane Dorian, and a $14,000 Gamer Chair: Best Gizmodo Stories of the Week
The first week of September 2019 is over, folks, and we came back from Labor Day cool, relaxed, and ready for news—and boy did we get it.
Over the past few days, we’ve hit everything from an exclusive look at a letter former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick wrote admitting his failures , a major Wikileaks source being called to testify before a grand jury, and NYC subway workers’ losing battle...
La plataforma de televisión de Apple llegará en noviembre a un precio de 9,99 dólares al mes
Según ha informado Bloomberg hace unas horas, Apple planea lanzar su servicio de suscripción a TV+ en noviembre a un precio de 9,99 dólares al mes. El Financial Times dice que Cupertino está tratando de adelantarse al debut de Disney Plus, por lo que TV+ podría estar disponible antes del 12 de noviembre.
Los informes de ambos medios explican que el gigante tecnológico destinó alrededor de 6...
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Report: Apple Is Pouring Over $6 Billion Into Apple TV+, Including Nine Figures on The Morning Show
Apple’s budget for its forthcoming streaming service—previously reported to be around $1 billion, give or take—has exploded to $6 billion, according to a Monday report in the Financial Times.
“People familiar with the matter” told the paper that executives Jamie Erlicht and Zack Van Amburg, industry veterans in charge of the project, have landed funding commitments in excess of $6 billion....
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Semen Smugglers, Spreadsheets, and Laughing to Death: Best Gizmodo Stories of the Week
It’s been a weird one this week at Gizmodo, folks: From hacking buttplugs and realizing our dog photos have personally identifiable information in them to smuggled boar semen and an Arctic weather station hitting nearly 95 degrees Fahrenheit , we’ve been hard at work churning out the content you crave and that makes our heads hurt.
Other fascinating stories from our reporters and editors...
A New Study Reminds Us How Ridiculous Spoiler Culture Has Become
Not a day goes by without someone, somewhere on the internet, feeling the need to express how they’ve been personally harmed by a news site focused on genre entertainment that committed the unforgivable sin of running headlines that very vaguely allude to the interesting parts of films and shows. “I have been slain by spoilers,” these people cry. “Why have you slain me?”
To be fair, there are...
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Saving an Ice Shelf, Lunar Conspiracies, and the Butterfly Effect: Best Gizmodo Stories of the Week
The third week of July 2019 is past us—and if you live in much of the Midwest or the East Coast, it’s been one helluva hot one with a heat wave breaking one-day temperature records in NYC and conditions in Washington, D.C. and Cincinnati compared to Death Valley and Nairobi respectively. And while it’s difficult to peg any one weather event solely to climate change, scientists will confirm...
Open Channel: What's The Best Show To Binge On?
Binging TV shows is something everyone can enjoy: currently, I’ve been working my way (again) through Futurama, and I’m contemplating tackling Stargate: SG-1 again at some point, which got me thinking: What’s the best show out there to binge on?
What's The Best Retelling Of A Story From The Villain's Point Of View?
We all know that a villain is just a hero who needs to get a better PR department. The "bad guy" seldom believes that he or she is actually bad, and usually has reasons for his or her actions. But what's your favorite story that shows the villain's point of view on a set of events?
Please include a picture, book cover, poster, clip, comics panel or other piece of artwork for your chosen...
Leopards Steal the Show (And a Lot of Lives) In This Week's Double Episode of Zoo
This week, we got a double-wide episode ahead of next week’s season finale, and between all the gunshots and torture and maulings, it was easily the goriest Zoo entry yet.
“Eats, Shoots, and Leaves/Wild Things” begins as Agent Harrington is zooming down the highway, telling the captured Chloe that he’s looking forward to crushing the Zoo team, who he refers to as “scumbums.” Tee-hee. But he...
Live-Action Daredevil And FF Will Have Their Classic Costumes After All
Worried that Reed Richards and his pals would be stuck in those strange gray science suits all movie? Or that Matt Murdock would only fight crime in his black pajamas? Worry no more! All these Marvel heroes will don their classic superhero outfits in their first respective outints, and sooner than you think.
First, here's what actor Miles Teller — who plays Mr. Fantastic in the FF movie — told...