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Do you ever watch those TV shows that feature restaurants from around the country? They usually visit places that have been in business for decades, specialize in a unique menu item, or have some kind of gimmick or food challenge that makes them stand out from the crowd. Several Missouri restaurants have been featured, and there is an online directory that can help you find them!

When I was a child, I was growing up in the 80's MTV Boom. We didn't have much in terms of luxuries, but we had cable, and we watched MTV.

YOU GUYS.  I think I might need to go on a rant here, if you'll kindly come with me. Why is it that every other movie or tv show is a reboot, a remake, or a sequel?  It seems like every other second you're hearing about another "updated" version of something or another from years ago.

Each episode of Marvel's Jessica Jones Season 2 will be directed by a woman, which is, sadly, newsworthy in the year 2016.

In this episode, Barbara Gordon (Dina Meyer) is faced with an enemy from her days as Batgirl, who returns to New Gotham at the exact same time that Helena Kyle (Ashley Scott) is reunited with best friend from high school. Coincidence? (Spoiler: No.) "Lady Shiva" originally aired on November 27 of 2002, and was written by Adam Armus, Kay Foster, Edward Kitsis and Adam Horowitz and directed by John Kretchmer.

'I predict you are the biggest star to ever come out of this show,' judge Howie Mandel told 12-year-old Grace VanderWaal.

'Plaintiff was also informed that, had she been insured and able to visit her doctor, the cancer could potentially have been stopped,' Doherty's lawsuit stated.

What ya gonna do, what ya gonna do when a movie based on the COPS TV series comes for you? No, really. What are you going to do? Are you going to pay actual money to see what is quite possibly the weirdest attempt to cash in on brand recognition? Or will you stay at home and watch reruns on TruTV or whatever? Let’s be honest: Only one of these is filmed live and on location with the men and women of law enforcement.

It was Hasbro in the Fox studio with the Clue remake.

With nearly every Saturday morning cartoon or popular line of toys from the ’80s finding their way to a theater near you, the ones that haven’t quite yet made the leap to the big screen are starting to stand out. Take Masters of the Universe. Our own coverage of the film dates all the way back to 2012, but in that time, Sony has barely made progress on big-screen reboot.