Announcing the seventh e-edition of "Dynasty High"!

The CW's "Dynasty" reboot keeps cranking along, churning out tantalizing storylines as well as bedazzling wardrobe and scenery. It's been an interesting tribute to ABC's original "Dynasty" series, but so divergent in many ways. And hey, we keep watching, and we keep updating the "Dynasty High" fact book on the series to include the facts of the newer series. The fourth season of the CW reboot just ended last month, so BRBTV has added that latest continuity to "Dynasty High." You'll see a new chapter of episode synopses for Season 4, plus the fact that the cast list and character guide for the reboot have been separated out from the cast and characters for the original series, in this seventh edition, since the newer show is getting more and more different as the years pass.

The print edition of "Dynasty High" still covers just the original series and its spinoff  "The Colbys," but for the Kindle e-edition, you'll find not only all the lowdown on the reboot, but also color photos throughout.

Uh-huh-huh-uh ... It's Elvis on the latest episode of Terrific non-TV Toys!

Well, ain't this a hunka-hunka burnin' love, a 12-inch doll of Elvis Presley straight outta 1984, and wearing his iconic gold lame suit! How can you not love that!? In the latest episode of the Terrific non-TV Toys series, you'll get up-close to the bric-a-brac and everything else on this delightful piece by the Eugene Doll Co. and endorsed by that magical place that is Graceland. Shout-out to Slim on this one!!! She's the one who got me the postcard shot below of Elvis in that famous suit!

 

 

Check out a new tribute podcast for Joanna Cameron of "The Secrets of Isis"

We all lost a wonderful soul recently in actress Joanna Cameron, who portrayed the mighty Isis on Saturday mornings in the 1970s, and made history as the first female superhero starring in her own TV series. Cameron died just weeks ago. Last night, Roy's Tie-Dye Sci-Fi Corner hosted a special episode of its podcast to honor Cameron. The episode featured Cameron's "Isis" co-star Brian Cutler, as well as our friend Lisa Everetts of the Pop Ninja podcast, who was a friend of Joanna over the years. It was a very nice couple hours full of reminiscing about the actress and her legacy, from her early days on a Bob Hope movie in the late 1960s through her myriad work on TV commercials and her "Isis" role and beyond. Thanks to Roy and Ross for hosting this episode!

Six Feet Under Hollywood: Who Loves Ya, Baby?

We all know Tell Savalas as the longtime star of the classic TV series "Kojak," but he appeared in lots of other great stuff over the years. He's the latest to be profiled on our pal Brian's "Six Feet Under Hollywood" blog ...

Six Feet Under Hollywood: Who Loves Ya, Baby?:   "Kojak is the kind of guy who couldn't arrest a hooker, he'd send her home.  He operates on instinct and decency, but if you ...

Terrific TV Toys: General Lee Christmas tree ornament, 2019

It's not the first time you've seen a General Lee Christmas tree ornament on the Terrific TV Toys series, and heck, maybe it won't even be the last! And if it seems like it's a bit early for Christmas ornaments, well, we've got another Christmas item to feature next month on the series, so we simply had to fit everything in! This little goodie is handmade, unlike the previous General Lee ornament you saw by Hallmark, and it's rather unique. We're guessing there are no two alike in this custom item from Cooter's Place.

As you make your way through that Halloween candy, catch the latest Pop Ninja podcast, a Halloween special in costume!

It’s always so great for this author to hang out with Patrick and Lisa for the Pop Ninja podcast, and this time they were kind enough to invite me to join their special Halloween episode, which like last year is visual as well as audio! Yep, we recorded on Zoom, and it’s loaded on YouTube for you to laugh along. I wore my 1966 Batgirl costume, while Patrick was Westley from “The Princess Bride,” Lisa was a vampire girl, and Jamie Ray was Yukon Cornelius from “Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer.” So much fun!