April 01, 2008
March 31, 2008
March 30, 2008
COULD CARTOON MISHAPS REALLY HAPPEN?
A new unscripted series on TruTV (formerly Court TV)
will attempt to uncover whether the stunts and shenanigans in cartoons
could ever actually happen in the real world.
Six hourlong episodes have been ordered from Warner Horizon and Craig
Piligian's Pilgrim Films & Television, and will draw upon Warner Bros.
huge library of animation.
In keeping with the network's investigation-themed lineup of shows, the
project will look into whether it's possible to build a human slingshot,
for example.
"As you know, we have a lot of investigative programming on the air, and
we thought this was a really interesting way to show the process of
investigation," TruTV executive VP and GM Marc Juris told THE HOLLYWOOD
REPORTER. "We'll see if these things are scientifically possible and, if
so, how we can use this information."
Via Dan Sarto
will attempt to uncover whether the stunts and shenanigans in cartoons
could ever actually happen in the real world.
Six hourlong episodes have been ordered from Warner Horizon and Craig
Piligian's Pilgrim Films & Television, and will draw upon Warner Bros.
huge library of animation.
In keeping with the network's investigation-themed lineup of shows, the
project will look into whether it's possible to build a human slingshot,
for example.
"As you know, we have a lot of investigative programming on the air, and
we thought this was a really interesting way to show the process of
investigation," TruTV executive VP and GM Marc Juris told THE HOLLYWOOD
REPORTER. "We'll see if these things are scientifically possible and, if
so, how we can use this information."
Via Dan Sarto
How Not To Release A Bear Into The Wild
When releasing a bear from a trap, always make sure the trap is secured to the truck. These Fish and Game guys are releasing an ungrateful bear:
March 29, 2008
Picture of the Day
The exhaust column pictured is from the Space Shuttle Endeavour after last week's night launch to visit the International Space Station. Endeavour's rocket engines create the dramatic glow from above the clouds.
March 28, 2008
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