Futurama Parodies The Love Boat, Gilligan’s Island And Waterworld In ‘Ocean’s Three’
Futurama's newest episode parodies The Love Boat, Gilligan's Island, and Waterworld with new theme song parodies. Watch on Hulu.
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TV Reviews7/10
Grief, Physics and a Slow-Burning Case Study
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TV Reviews7.9/10
How That ’70s Show’s Lasting Appeal Rewrites the Rules of Nostalgia TV
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TV Reviews7.5/10
Nine Years On, El Chapo Still Shows How a Biopic Turns a Monster Into a Man
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TV Reviews5.7/10
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