THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT

Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences:   Where Oscar calls home.

Academy of Television Arts and Sciences:   Home of the Emmy Award.

Ad Flip:   The world's largest archive of classic print ads.

All Movie Guide:   Celluloid heroes never feel any pain.

Animation World Network:   At GAG Order we believe in being animated and on some given days, downright comical.

Babylon 5:   I could babble on about what a great sci-fi show it was, but I'll let you go to the site instead.

Bob's World of Liberace:   Glitz, glamor, and camp of the showman that was. An exercise in flamboyancy.

Borderline Books:   Your reference to certain genres and eras of rock. These books have found a nice little niche for themselves.

Classic TV Database:   Your couch for classic TV.

Comics:   Your comic strip club.

Earth: Final Conflict:   Welcome to a world of Taelons and Jaridians and all that they breed. Another Roddenberry enterprise.

False Advertising - A Gallery of Parody:   Where ads don't quite add up. Sponsored by Snapper Fish Flavored Iced Tea.

Fame Tracker:   The Farmer's Almanac of "celebrity worth."

Farscape:   Filmed a light year away down under, one of the best of the new breed of sci fi tv shows. Take me to the pilot.

Film Wise:   For movie buffs with time on their hands.

Frank Herbert's Dune:   If you're a Dune bug, here's your ticket to the longer dramatic film much truer to the book.

Gilligan's Island Fan Club:   Is it one of your "gillty" pleasures? I always liked Mary Ann the best.

Greatest Films:   An informative motion picture site.

Hollywood Stock Exchange:   Tired of fantasy sports. Invest your time in music and movie stocks.

Images:   A journal of film and popular culture.

Jimmy Stewart:   In memory of my favorite actor, an everyman who made life more wonderful.

Jump the Shark:   For die-hard TV fans. Can you pick the moment your favorite show started going south. Ted McGinley is the patron saint of this very high frequency site.

Lost Musicals:   Shows on the Great White Way that couldn't go the distance.

Memento:   Don't know how long the site will stay up, but it was my favorite movie of 2001. And no, director Chris Nolan is not the Chris Nolan I co-wrote "Tango of Tears" with. Looking back, it's a memorable film.

Movie Review Query Engine:   It's the feel-good query engine of the year.

Museum of Advertising Icons:   From Jolly Green Giant to Charlie the Tuna, some of your favorite friends are here creating their own toy story.

Mysterious Strands:   If you're a mystery buff, get a clue. This is your portal to mystery writers, tv characters, and more.

Philip K. Dick:   Sci fi legend who may have dreamed of electric sheep.

Rotten Tomatoes:   Can't trust that one movie review you read? Here the tomatometer takes a sampling of a whole lot of them, at least a bushel's worth, which will give you a better idea on whether it's a killer tomato or a goner.

SF Site:   A novel site for sci-fi novels. Engage.

Sci Fi Channel:   At GAG Order, we're Sci Fi as well as Hi Fi.

SciFlicks:   Science fiction cinema all in one space.

Spy Fi Archives:   Forty years of TV and movie spy fiction brought to you by the C.I. A. See what Maxwell Smart's shoe phone looked like before they upgraded it to a palm pilot.

Stanley Kubrick:   A tribute to the late director and his body of work.

Star Trek Continuum:   It's a paramount site for trek fans. Right on Q.

Star Trek Hypertext:   Upon further review of DS9, Voyager, the original series and others.

Star Trek Library:   Shhhh!

Star Wars:   Luke, I'm your website.

Sunset Boulevard:   I'm ready for my closeup. One of my all-time favorite movies which happened to serve as the inspiration for our song "I've Seen the Stars Fall."

SyFy Portal:   Sci-fi news magazine with lots of Star Trek features.

TV Party:   The site that promises to stay hopelessly lost in the past. Waves of nostalgia will overcome you at this comprehensive look into the golden age of television.

The Fifties Web:   Most of the culture of the 50's revolved around entertainment. Don't stumble as you take a trip down memory lane.

The Love Boat:   Oh that sinking feeling when someone catches you linking to this site.

The Matrix:   While you're waiting for the sequel, let the web page weave some fun and advenure.

The Neverending Story:   A series of movie fantasies for the child at heart. Welcome to the webring.

The Princess Bride:   The Good Parts Website for one of my favorite movies.

The Stinkers:   The ultimate bad movie awards. They also give an award to the Oldest Looking Teenager. Revel in the rubble.

The Truman Show:   Jim Carrey's on 24-7 in this inventive and provocative film.

The Unknown Movies Page:   B-movies obscured by clouds.

The Wizard of Oz:   I've taken you to the site "There's No Place Like Oz," because WB's official website misses the whole point of the movie and its fans.

Theater Mania:   Whether you take the broad way to the theater or theatre abroad, check this playbill first.

This Is Sports Center:   Highlight reels of some funny commercials for ESPN. Where athletes and sportscasters mix it up for laughs.

Trek Today:   It's a star trek world with all the subspace news that's fit to transport.

Trek Writers Guild:   Readers trek on to these enterprising words.

Twilight Zone:   Submitted for your approval.

Welcome to Pleasantville:   Note to film studio: Make sure they don't completely colorize this film. This fan site is more true to the heart of this film.

What A Character:   It's all about character, character actors that is. They are the faces you can never forget.

Whimsy Load:   Welcome to the whimsical world of artist Rodney Alan Greenblat. He's been a hit in the finest galleries and now expands his horizons.

Who Is That:   Another site dedicated to the character actor. Hopefully the list of selected actors will continue to grow.

iFilm:   Your internet movie guide.