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Foocha! is an outspoken entertainment review Web site, covering movies, games, music, TV and books. We do it for kicks, not for cash. Interested in writing for the site?
Foocha! was created by the founders of Taglab and is published using Taglab Publisher 2, a web based content management tool. Martin Algesten has a blog on bugs.
TV
Big Brother
TV, Jerry Carpenter, 20 January 1999
I’m Lazy – I was supposed to review this last week when the hype was really hitting the fan, but got distracted by a seriously pleasant day in the park. More,
Bits
TV, Richard Young, 20 January 1999
For those nocturnes desperately seeking late-night televisual entertainment, the small screen has precious little to offer, with the exception of Channel Four's "Later" collection of progs. More,
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
TV, Justin Harries, 20 January 1999
Physical displays of violence in television have certainly come a long way. I remember the days of making do as B.A. Baracas hurled yet another slow motion bad guy over the camera, but here, a whole new plethora of body mashing is opened up. More,
Burnside
TV, Jerry Carpenter, 20 January 1999
I’ve said it in pixels before that I really like ‘The Bill’, even when it went all out and made the occasional script ludicrous in an attempt to pull ratings. More,
Cat's Eyes
TV, Jerry Carpenter, 20 January 1999
Ahh – when you’re grown-up, with a job and drinking habit, you’re never going to find yourself watching kid’s TV again. More,
Celebrity Late Night Poker
TV, Jerry Carpenter, 20 January 1999
I’ve always tried to elevate watching TV late night to some sort of art form, or at least construct a flawless formula for going about absorbing it without too much damage to my retinas. More,
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