COMET is a new television channel dedicated to sci-fi entertainment offering popular favorites, cult classics, and undiscovered gems, every day. Watch COMET and Space Out.
Check out Comet TV's
"When The Moon Throws Shade"
Ultimate Guide to Eclipsing
http://www.comettv.com/eclipse/
After checking out everything you need to know about the Solar Eclipse, take a look at what classics are showing on Comet TV
Check out Comet TV's
"When The Moon Throws Shade"
Ultimate Guide to Eclipsing
http://www.comettv.com/eclipse/
After checking out everything you need to know about the Solar Eclipse, take a look at what classics are showing on Comet TV
Invasion of the Body Snatchers
Most of the time, we’re not big fans of remakes. But once in a while, a remake comes along that vastly outshines its inspiration. Invasion of the Body Snatchers, the 1978 reboot of the 1956 sci-fi thriller, is one of those remakes. Not only that, it’s maybe the best remake ever made, and with stars like Donald Sutherland, Jeff Goldblum, and Leonard Nimoy, it’s not hard to see why.
Friday, August 25 at 8P/7C
Saturday, August 26 at 8P/7C
and Wednesday, August 29 at 5:30P/4:30C
An American Werewolf in London
One of the greatest horror films of all time is headed to COMET! Check out John Landis’ often imitated but never duplicated 1981 classic, An American Werewolf in London, and discover why it’s always a good idea to “stay off the moors.” The film airs on COMET on August 18 at 8P/7C, and again the following night at the same time.
Friday, Augus 18 at 8P/7C
Saturday, August 19 at 8P/7C
and Sunday, August 27 at 4P/3C
Steel Dawn (1987)
Friday, August 11 at 8P/7C
Saturday, August 12 at 8P/7C
Sunday, August 20 at 4P/3C
Thursday, August 24 at 6P/5C
Vampire’s Kiss (1973)
Wednesday, August 16 at 6P/5C
Friday, August 25 at NOON/11C
1984 (1985)
Sunday, August 13 at 6P/5C
Friday, August 18 at 10p/9C
Wednesday, August 23 at MIDNIGHT/11C
Monday, August 28 at 6P/5C
GIVEAWAY
The Prize Pack contains:
1 - “Total Solar Eclipse” Collectible First Day Issue Stamp - Straight from the USPS this is the official commemorative first day issue stamp.
1 - Comet USB Charging Bank - Do you want to snap a selfie and oh no, you only have 10% power left? Fear not, Comet has you covered. This awesome charger is the perfect save for any emergency situation!
1 - Comet Embroidered Hat - An official Comet TV hat is perfect for any ensamble. It will protect you from the sun, while you look more stylish and awesome than you already are!
1 - Comet Cooler Bag - This fun portable travel cooler is the go-to gear for your sodas, snacks and anything else you want to put it in. Take it to the park when you’re about to watch the eclipse and let your beverages stall chill and frosty, just like you!
1 - Limited Edition Comet SPF 30 Sunscreen Squeeze Pouch - We can’t let you get toasty out in the sun! This limited edition SPF 30 sunscreen pouch can go in your travel bag and let you avoid a nasty burn!
I'm all set for this Solar Eclipse here in NYC!
ReplyDeletepeople look at it
ReplyDeleteThe aliens will take this time to land in the areas where its dark and while everyone is watching the eclipse, not their monitors.
ReplyDeleteFor osme , it will be like a blackout.
ReplyDeleteThings will go wonky.
ReplyDeleteHmmm maybe aliens will take advantage of our blackout to come play with us :-)
ReplyDeleteSome look and some hide
ReplyDeleteMore people will spread political propaganda...probably blaming the President for the momentary darkness.
ReplyDeleteThe world get dark
ReplyDeleteBigfoot will come out of hiding wearing eclipse glasses
ReplyDeleteTraffic Jams & an UFO sighting or two
ReplyDeleteA great darkness will fall across the land. Oh wait, that's already happened.
ReplyDeleteWE WONT HAVE TOTAL ECLIPSE HERE. SHELLEY S. calicolady60@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteThe Appocolypse. Find the X-Men!
ReplyDeleteThe world goes dark and all the evil is wiped out!
ReplyDeleteNot much.
ReplyDeleteJust what I thought would happen: People converged in areas where the eclipse could be seen in totality to enjoy this fabulous opportunity to enjoy a cosmic coincidence of size and distance. I loved it!!
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