Author: Heath Andrews

Heath Andrews has been a student of pop culture ever since he found himself to be the only student in 3rd grade who regularly watched "Get Smart" on Nick-At-Nite. Ever since then he's been engrossed in way too much media with a growing collection of music, books, comics, TV on DVD box sets, and a video game collection that could rival a brick and mortar store. Prior to writing for Nerdbot he's written for Review You, MyAnimeList, and various advertising companies.

It’s not often when you can say, “the wait is over” before a new season of a show actually begins airing, but with “Rick and Morty” it’s a special case. Following the departure of series co-creator and voice of the titular characters Justin Roiland, questions arose about what would happen next. The answer was that the show would continue with Roiland’s characters being recast. After months of speculation, we know what those voices sound like. One of the first things we hear from new Rick’s mouth is, “Hey look, Morty, I’m a leg!” To be fair, it doesn’t sound EXACTLY…

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Earlier this year marked the 10th anniversary of the finale to the beloved US version of “The Office.” While some people argued the show went on a bit longer than it should have (basically the episodes after Michael Scott (Steve Carell) left, it’s generally well accepted that the finale ended things on a good note. Since then, the show has continued to remain popular in reruns and streaming, enough to where there has been consistent talk about a reunion. Beyond that, now there’s rumors about a reboot or revival of the series. Unnamed sources have claimed “The Office” showrunner Greg…

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Three weeks ago, a little teaser about “Frasier” and its long awaited revival arrived. It wasn’t a huge reveal or anything, it was just a little continuous line drawing of Frasier Crane and some references to his adventures in Seattle. We were also treated to hearing Kelsey Grammer sing a new version of “Tossed Salads and Scrambled Eggs.” While it was nice to find out confirmation that, yes, the show is coming soon, it didn’t really show us what to expect. But now, we’ve got an actual honest-to-goodness trailer! We’ve come to know a lot over the last year or…

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It has been a little bit since we’ve heard some news about the “Frasier” revival coming to Paramount+. In fairness, there’s been kind of a little bit going on in Hollywood lately. Between two major strikes, streaming networks cutting content, and other standard news fare, it’s not like “Frasier” was a pressing news matter. But while everything else in the world was happening, apparently Kelsey Grammer and company we’re moving ahead with the series, to the point where we now have a teaser trailer and an official release date for Frasier’s newest adventure. It has been nearly two decades since…

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If there’s one thing you need to know about “Metalocalypse” character Dr. Rockzo, it’s that he’s a rock and roll clown. Also- he does A LOT of cocaine. Why is this important? Because “Metalocalypse” is b-b-b-back baby, with an all-new film! Back in 2021, adult swim ordered a series of films to continue the hijinks and adventures of “Aqua Teen Hunger Force,” “The Venture Bros.” and “Metalocalypse.” The former two have already been released, leaving just hard rocking Dethklok to bring their movie (and music) to the masses. “Metalocalypse: Army of the Doomstar” is set to release for VOD and…

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It has been 85 days since the Writers Guild of America (WGA) went on strike in protest of streaming residuals, fair expectations of employment, encroachment of AI writing, and more. The effects of this strike are far-reaching when it comes to how it impacts film and television; especially daytime television. Where primetime shows may only run 13 to 26 episodes a year, daytime programming often goes into the triple digits. Take for instance, ABC soap opera “General Hospital,” which has produced thousands of episodes since it debuted in 1963. And in an effort to continue airing, “General Hospital” has made…

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Over the last several years, the United States government has become more transparent about Unidentified Flying Objects in-fact existing. For decades, the Pentagon and other organizations have secretly investigated and compiled information about sightings experienced by the public and government/military employees. They have not however, confirmed any of these sightings are extraterrestrial in nature. Whistleblower David Grusch believes the government has confirmation of extraterrestrial craft, and also has remains from those craft. So who is David Grusch? He’s a current Air Force officer who served for 14 years as an intelligence official. During that time, he says he spoke with…

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To say there have been some changes at Twitter is a vast understatement. We’ve provided a great deal of coverage regarding Elon Musk and his acquisition of the social media platform, including its recent rebranding to X. [Editor’s Note: Which, it turns out, several other companies already hold the copywrite to. Including Microsoft, who has actually held the trademark since 2003.] But when a rebranding occurs, what happens if someone already is using the name you rebrand to? Well, we know, and the answer is likely not as epic or climactic as you would anticipate. Over a decade and a…

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Some debates will wage on through public discourse despite how silly they may be. Is “Die Hard” a Christmas movie? Marvel or DC? And of course, does pineapple belong on pizza? The answers of course are yes, yes, and yes. But no matter your answer, the fact that the latter of these topics is under continual debate can prove to be a bit of a selling point for the pizza industry in more ways that one. Little Caesars offers pineapple on pizza, but they’re about to do the tropical fruit one better by including it in Pepsi again. On July…

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Imagine your big wedding day is coming up, and you’re starting to plan for it. There’s so much to sort out, so much to contend with. The location, guest list, the music, and of course, the food. What are you going to be able to do that will keep dozens of people happy with something they would want to eat, but could also be affordable enough to help you make that wedding budget work? Then, from somewhere off in the distance, maybe actually in the corner of your mind, you hear a sound. Five notes. “Ba da ba ba bah!”…

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