Zoinks! It's Like About Scooby Doo, Man!

There have been quite a number of canine heros over the years. With Rin Tin Tin, the german shepherd war hero, Lassie and way of subtly getting help to where it’s needed most, dogs have had a good amount of time on the silver screen. It’s not just real dogs, however, dogs are also a popular subject for cartoons, and perhaps none so famous as Scooby Doo!

Generations both young and old are familiar with Scoob and the Gang. After all, it’s pretty hard to forget about a talking great dane that solves all manner of mysteries. But what about the origins of Scooby Doo? It’s time to shed a little light on the mystery and origins of master of the cartoon dog franchise, Scooby Doo.

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What Has Television Done for Society?

Some people may answer – nothing good. However, having an engaging means of entertainment in the home is a double-edged sword. Television brings the potential to have the entire family gather to watch a movie or a particular series together, keeping them in the same room and having a conversation about the same topic for 30 minutes or an hour.

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How to Get Free TV - Mohu Leaf

This is a product that I can totally see taking off. The days of paying Rogers $50+ every month for cable television are done, this Mohu Leaf costs $39.99 and picks up over the air HD broadcast signals which are available in your area. How well does it work? Watch the review to find out.

Check out www.tvfool.com to see which channels you might get.

Sky's 3D TV channel launches in the UK

If you live in the UK you can now check out the new 3D TV channel if you are a Sky subscriber. It's the first in the UK and will offer 14 hours of 3D TV a day. There will be a range of programming from movies to football and it all kicks off with the Ryder Cup. To be able to receive the channel you will need a 3D TV and a Sky service with the Sky World HD package. For any Americans out there "Sky" is a satellite TV provider.

My Top 5

I decided to give a list of my top five favorite things, such as movies, TV shows, and books. This is the first video I edited in Final Cut Express alone, so it may be a bit shaky, but overall I think it turned out well.

I hope you enjoy, and I can't help but ask you to subscribe.