TV Review: Adult Swim trolls ‘Samurai Jack’ fans on April Fools' Day
After ending last week’s episode on a literal cliffhanger, it seems Adult Swim decided it hadn’t messed with Samurai Jack fans enough.
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After ending last week’s episode on a literal cliffhanger, it seems Adult Swim decided it hadn’t messed with Samurai Jack fans enough.
New Beginnings Animal Center adoption event 2 p.m. at Petland, 977 E. State St. A variety of potential animal companions will be up for adoption Friday afternoon. Admission: free.
Kip Rondy hasn’t made a profit from his farm since July.
Phil LaMarr is happy about how Samurai Jack will end.
Correction appended.
As the clock neared midnight Sunday, Max Reichert and twin brothers Ari and Zak Blumer sat in their dimly-lit house on Mill Street, anxious. The Ohio University students were hitting refresh on a laptop and crossing their fingers.
Apparently, even the shapeshifting Master of Darkness despises mornings.
Queer Hollywood showing of Bessie 4 p.m. at Ohio University LGBT Center, 354 Baker Center. The Ohio University LGBT Center will host a viewing of Bessie, an HBO made-for-television biographical film about Bessie Smith. Smith was a popular blues singer in the 1920s and 1930s and was an outspoken bisexual black woman. In the film, she is portrayed by Queen Latifah. Admission: free.
Genndy Tartakovsky sat on the toilet in 2015, wondering what his next production would be. Then Tartakovsky, an animator, writer and director, thought of his most acclaimed cartoon, a show that he had never been able to bring closure to: Samurai Jack.
In 1991, a group of students became irritated by the cancellation of Springfest, a party on Ohio University’s intramural baseball field, and they decided to host a party on their street instead. That street was Palmer Street; that party was the very first Palmer Fest.
The ding of the bell at the pick-up window pierces the air, cutting through the clatter of plates, the murmur of voices and the music of The Who on the radio.
Kickoff Recital for American Trombone Workshop 8 p.m. in Glidden Hall 440. Ohio University Trombone Studio will host a recital in preparation for its upcoming performance at the American Trombone Workshop in Fort Meyer, Virginia. Admission: Free.
In 1884, a group of angry coal miners, on strike as a result of a wage dispute, pushed flaming coal cars into a mine in the town of New Straitsville, causing a massive fire that began to relentlessly burn underground. Nearly a century and a half later, the flames still burn under the hills outside the village of just more than 700.
WHAT: “I Have No Appetite” art opening
WHAT: Beers N' Queers
Valentine’s Day is Tuesday, and love is in the air — or maybe not.
In 1963, The Beatles released Please Please Me, their debut album. Please Please Me was recorded in an incredible, day-long, £400 studio session — and topped the U.K. charts for 30 weeks. Please Please Me is still a highly regarded record, landing at #39 on Rolling Stone’s 500 Greatest Albums of All Time.
Migos is no longer coming to Athens this weekend, but that certainly doesn’t mean there is not a plethora of exciting events happening this Sibs Weekend.
This weekend, musicians playing an array of music from metal to acoustic are set to perform, while a member of one of the most popular bands to spring out of Athens’ vibrant music scene is due to return.
On any given weekend — or Wednesday night — patrons at the bars on Court Street guzzle pitchers upon pitchers of beer.