Posted on Wednesday, January 13th, 2021 by Ethan Anderton
The Morning Watch is a recurring feature that highlights a handful of noteworthy videos from around the web. They could be video essays, fanmade productions, featurettes, short films, hilarious sketches, or just anything that has to do with our favorite movies and TV shows.
In this edition, see how the gang at Hacksmith Industries use science and technology to create a real-working hoverboard modeled after the one seen in
Back to the Future Part II. Plus, learn about a lost version of
Uncle Buck, including a scene that didn’t make the theatrical cut. And finally, see how accurate movies like
along came a spider. bret: that character has been ever present for you. i love alex. alex loves me. it s good. nice relationship. bret: you also wrote a book in 2016 that s getting a lot more look back and that is about jeffrey epstein. yeah. that book really got some eyeballs now in the wake of everything that s happened since it me amazes thing in 2008 the trial didn t get that much coverage. i brought the book out in 2016. we had hundreds of young girls being molested. had the injustice in terms of epstein getting the 13-month sentence and i couldn t get it picked up very much. it was interesting. we had almost all of what had happened. obviously he hadn t killed himself yet and it kind of amazed me. when it really got picked up, which was fascinating and you will appreciate this is when people started picking on alex
best selling series. couple movies. along came a spider. bret: that character has been ever present for you. i love alex. alex loves me. it s good. nice relationship. bret: you also wrote a book in 2016 that s getting a lot more look back and that is about jeffrey epstein. yeah. that book really got some eyeballs now in the wake of everything that s happened since it me amazes thing in 2008 the trial didn t get that much coverage. i brought the book out in 2016. we had hundreds of young girls being molested. had the injustice in terms of epstein getting the 13-month sentence i couldn t get it picked up very much. it was interesting. we had almost all of what had happened. obviously he hadn t killed himself yet and it kind of amazed me. when it really got picked up, which was fascinating and you will appreciate this is when people started
are only warning the public now. marriott says you ll get an e-mail and a free membership to a fraud detection service. for our popular culture lead, as we head into the weekend. one of the most popular fiction writers in history, 2018 marks the 25th anniversary of the publication of along came a spider by james patterson, the thriller that introduced the world to the detective, alex cross. this month marks the publication of the newest alex cross book, number 26 in the series, the number one best-selling detective series in history. patterson this week visited the lead to talk about alex cross and his last book which he coauthored with president clinton and how writing fiction in this bizarre era can be quite challenging. so this is the 28th alex cross book? who is counting? and the 25th anniversary of the introduction of the character. three films featuring him. why do you think he s so compelling, even 25 years after you introduced him? i think it s two pieces. one is the