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How to Analyze "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" for Personal Growth

By wintermoon

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Though “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” may seem to be just a television show, and has even been accused by many of being shallow and silly, in actuality it has amazing depth and has touched many lives since its inception in 1997. Joss Whedon’s ... more »

How to Be a "Saved by the Bell" Fan

By Ang1216Red

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From 1989 to 1993, America became familiar with Zack Morris, A.C. Slater, Screech Powers, Kelly Kapowski, Jessie Spano, Lisa Turtle and, of course, Mr. Belding. Kids all over the United States grew to know and love Bayside High School (probably ... more »

How to Be a Brady Bunch Fan

By Jorty

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The Brady Bunch is a situation comedy that originally aired on ABC TV from 1969 to 1974. The story of a widow and widower (Mike and Carol Brady), who get married and combine their families of 3 boys and 3 girls, the Brady Bunch was the first show ... more »

How to Be a Contestant on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire

By Lisette S

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Ever want to be a contestant on millionaire but thought it was too hard? Well it may take time to be on the show, but you can audition anytime they request people to be on the show... more »

How to Be a Full House Fan

By Ang1216Red

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From 1987 to 1995, America became familiar with the Tanner family: widowed Danny with his three girls DJ, Stephanie and Michelle, his best friend Joey Gladstone, and his brother-in-law Jesse Katsopolis. Their family grew over the years, as Jesse ... more »

How to Be a Guest on Jay Leno's Show

By Karen Cotton

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Many of the world's most famous celebrities, musicians and newsworthy names make "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" a priority stop to promote themselves and their products. While star power is an attraction for night owls, many are drawn ... more »

How to Be a Homer Simpson Fan

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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The Simpsons have been a household favorite since 1989. While their fictional town of Springfield is home to many hilarious and memorable characters, few are as recognized as Homer Simpson. The beloved patriarch of the Simpson clan, he is best ... more »

How to Be a Marvin Martian Fan

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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Every great hero needs a worthy adversary, and Bugs Bunny found his in the soft-spoken but highly capable Marvin Martian. For those that prefer an antagonistic spirit in their hero, Marvin Martian more than fits the bill. His trademark Roman war ... more »

How to Be a Tigger Fan

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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Tigger's big, bouncy tail and orange coat with black stripes makes him easy to pick out in a crowd. He has that distinct voice that was originally done by Paul Winchell and later Jim Cummings. He doesn't care for honey like his pal, Winnie the ... more »

How to be an "F Troop"er

By George Sommers

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Today's sitcoms more often than not are bland cookie cutter carbon copies of each other, i.e.; romantic entanglements of contemporary singles in the office/city. Once upon a time, though, shows like "F Troop" actually displayed wit and ... more »

How to Be an American Gladiator

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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NBC's American Gladiator hosts the ultimate David and Goliath battle where contestants who are physical fitness weekend warriors perform the role of David. Events like The Joust, The Wall and The Eliminator test your strength and endurance as you ... more »

How to Be an Archie Cartoon Fan

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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Archie was created by Bob Montana in 1941. There were Archie comic books as well as comic strips in both the Sunday and daily newspapers. He became extremely popular, moving on to digest books and his own cartoon television show from 1968 to ... more »

How to Be an Eeyore Fan

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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Eeyore is a donkey from Winnie the Pooh books. He is a gloomy character, but lovable. Kids love his sad eyes and want to make him happy. Although he was first introduced in 1921, Disney did not acquire the rights to Pooh and friends until 1961. ... more »

How to Be Like Pamela Anderson

By Elaine Furst

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With her big hair, big smile and big assets, Pamela Anderson is every man's dream woman. Even in his movie "Borat," Sacha Baron Cohen made meeting Pamela his number one goal upon arriving in America. Her style may not be for every woman, but if ... more »

How to Be the Ultimate John Cena Fan

By alanmd23

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John Cena is one of the WWE’s top superstars, who held the WWE Title for over a year, and has feuded with other superstars like Shawn Michaels, Edge and Triple H. John Cena has many fans, but if you want to become the ultimate fan, there are a ... more »

How to Become a Contestant on Jeopardy!

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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"Jeopardy!" is the most difficult game show on television because very little is left to chance or luck. The longevity of "Jeopardy!" has everything to do with the fact that contestants are remarkable for the width and breadth of their knowledge. ... more »

How to Become a Contestant on Wheel of Fortune

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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If you would like to become a contestant on "Wheel of Fortune," you have at least two ways of being noticed by its contestant coordinators. You can request an audition in California or participate in the show's "Wheelmobile" events around the ... more »

How to Become an Extra in T.V. and Movies

By Jacqueline Spencer

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Many of us have dreamed of becoming an actor or actress but unfortunately the odds are defiantly stacked against us aspiring thespians. A good way to get your foot through the door and on to a professional set is to do work as an extra (it is ... more »

How to Book Television Commercials

By Valerie Brooks

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Television commercials employ every type of person. Actors and non-actors are needed for all types of television ads. The business of booking commercials is as important as winning the audition... more »

How to Celebrate St. Patrick's Day With A Family Guy Marathon

By Tamika M. Murray

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St. Patrick’s Day is a big beer fest holiday! So why not gather a bunch of buddies together to get plastered and laugh out loud. In the steps that follow I will show you how to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with a Family Guy marathon... more »

How to Celebrate Valentine's Day with a Family Guy Marathon

By Tamika M. Murray

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Valentine’s Day is a day of love and sharing. It can also be a day to laugh your bottom off. If you’re tired of the gushy terms of endearment that flood the airwaves on this holiday there’s a solution to your problem. Consider watching one of the ... more »

How to Compare the "Blue Harvest" Episode on "Family Guy" to "Star Wars"

By Amanda Morin

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When "Family Guy" decided to do a one-hour episode as an homage to "Star Wars," geeks around the world rejoiced. Naming the episode "Blue Harvest" was a good start; after all the phrase was the code name used during the filming of "Return of the ... more »

How to Create a Blues Brothers Costume

By AprilEClark

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The coolest costume combination for men, women, kids and dogs has to be no other than Jake and Elwood Blues. "On a mission from God," The Blues Brothers share a talent for music and a penchant for trouble... more »

How to Create a DailyMe Customized News Digest

By Sunshine75

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DailyMe.com is a FREE personalized news provider that puts you in the Editor's seat. So what does that mean to you? It's a platform that lets you create your own DailyMe Digest from your favorite sections or columns of your favorite newspapers, ... more »

How to Create a Television Commercial

By baw0412

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Most people think that writing television commercials are easy because they are short. But because of its short length it can be one of the most challenging pieces of creative writing because you only have about 30 seconds at the most to get ... more »

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