TV FUN ANNUAL 1958

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For more: Catastrophe: a show proving comfort can be found in watching people fall apart together Review with Myles Barlow Crystal Moselle’s breezy and low-key teen dramedy evokes a great sense of place (New York City) from an interesting perspective (young female skateboarders) with a thoroughly agreeable tone (light, loose, freewheeling). The girls – including Kirt (Nina Moran), Indigo (Ajani Russell), Janay (Dede Lovelace) and Camille (Rachelle Vinberg) – skate, hangout, chew the fat and find themselves involved in small dramas with low stakes. The achievements of this very pleasant show, made with a relaxed documentary-esque vibe, are largely tonal: it puts you in a nice place. – LB

The Model 401 (released in April 1976) and 401a features four built-in games, a built-in speaker, and two controller knobs, Toggle Switches (choices are "Professional" and "Amateur") for the following settings - Angle / Bat Size / Ball Speed. There are 2 buttons - Power and Start Game, and a dial to select between the four built-in games. [4] Most or all TV Fun consoles were manufactured in Japan. APF also sold a 'Match' system, which was in a different, more boxy woodgrain cabinet. This had two detachable wired controllers, based on the same General Instruments chip. British show Top Gear is the most watched television show in the world, with an estimated 350 million weekly viewers in 170 countries. Create your own profile, customizable by color, avatar, title selection, and age group set parental control screen time limits Bradbury sitting in a bath of slimy seaweed sounds like a charity telethon segment. But here it wraps up the Dublin-born presenter’s travelogue as she embarks on a trip across Northern Ireland. As well as gamely throwing herself into boating and surfing, she takes a deep dive into the complicated history of Derry. Graeme Virtue Dark Hearts 9pm, BBC FourErin, Orla, Clare and Michelle are just four ordinary girls trying to juggle the various indignities of teenage life: embarrassing parents, repressive Catholic school, sexuality – and the violent sectarian conflict in their Northern Irish town. There’s no show on television that manages to fuse serious politics with such excruciatingly funny characters and storylines. These girls will stay with you long after you’ve barrelled your way through the two series of the show so far. – SC The APF TV Fun brand (stylized as aPF tv fun on its logo) is a series of dedicated home video game consoles manufactured by APF Electronics Inc. and built in Japan starting in 1976. The systems were among the first built on the General Instrument " Pong-on-a-chip", the AY-3-8500, that allowed many manufacturers to compete against the Atari Home Pong. The APF TV Fun consoles were one of the earliest Pong clone consoles. IMPORTANT: Content and feature availability may vary or be restricted according to the country of subscription and will change from time to time. OK, Insecure is obviously and objectively the better, smarter show about female friendship, but I can’t publish this list without the Bold Type. Jane (Katie Stevens), Kat (Aisha Dee) and Sutton (Meghann Fahy) live for their jobs at a completely unlikely women’s magazine in this glossy, a-bit-terrible but undeniably moreish series. Yes there are eyerolls aplenty (and some ill-judged plotlines), but it also stepped into surprisingly difficult territory – about race, women’s health and the assumption that we all want babies. The friendship is the show’s endless joy – and as the actors moved in together to shoot the final season, it’s been a treat to follow IRL too. – SH