#maxx tv

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Watch the Best Telugu Channels in Australia with Maxx TV

Are you living in Australia and missing your favorite Telugu shows and movies? Maxx TV brings the perfect solution for all Telugu-speaking people. With Maxx TV, you can easily watch Telugu channels in Australia and stay connected to your culture, language, and entertainment.

Why Choose Maxx TV?

Maxx TV is one of the best services for watching Telugu channels. It gives you access to a wide variety of Telugu channels, including news, movies, serials, and music. The best part is that you can watch these channels live or on-demand. It means you never have to miss your favorite shows again.

Maxx TV works well for families, students, and professionals who want to enjoy Telugu entertainment after a busy day. Whether it’s the latest Tollywood movie or popular TV shows, Maxx TV has it all.

Easy Setup and Use -

Setting up Maxx TV is very simple. You do not need any special tools or technical knowledge. Once you subscribe, Maxx TV provides you with everything you need to start watching. The connection is smooth, and the service is very reliable.

Maxx TV's customer support team is always ready to help if you have any problems. Their quick and friendly support makes the experience even better.

Benefits of Watching Telugu Channels with Maxx TV -

Wide Variety of Channels: You get access to an extensive list of Telugu channels for news, movies, drama, and more. Stay Connected: Watching Telugu channels helps you stay connected to your language and culture.

Family Entertainment: There is something for everyone, from kids to elders. Affordable Prices: Maxx TV offers packages that are easy on your pocket.

Anywhere in Australia: No matter where you live, you can watch Telugu channels in Australia without any trouble.

Popular Telugu Channels on Maxx TV - With Maxx TV, you can watch popular Telugu channels like:

ETV Telugu

Gemini TV

Zee Telugu

Star Maa

TV9 Telugu

These channels cover everything from news to entertainment, keeping you updated and entertained at the same time. Conclusion -

Maxx TV is the best way to watch Telugu channels in Australia. It makes staying connected to Telugu culture simple and fun. With affordable prices, easy setup, and a variety of channels, Maxx TV is an excellent choice for everyone.

So, why wait? Subscribe to Maxx TV today and enjoy the best Telugu entertainment from the comfort of your home in Australia.

[g30citiesexe]

law and order episode trobed

[reyturnofbensolo]

All time fav animated tv series on serializd!

[haveyouheardofthisshow]

[astro-tag-9]

Hi! Could I also get a character?

Capricorn sun, Gemini moon, Scorpio rising, Leo midheaven, Venus in Scorpio, Lilith in Sagittarius

Thank you!! ❤️🎡

🩶 Suze Howard 🩶

( Euphoria )

[kingofmyborrowedheart]

I sometimes forget just how big of an album 1989 was and then I hear a non-single out and about and it reminds me of that fact.

[mindofsmoothie]

An ADvent Celebration

In an age of tuning knobs, bunny ears, and a handful of channels we had no choice but to watch the commercials during our favorite programs. Sure, we could use this time to go to the bathroom, get a snack, let the dog out but that wasn't always the case.

Commercials were a part of the TV viewing experience in the 80s and 90s. I think that a great testament to this is the various YouTube channels that have archived and shared these commercials with us and for that I am grateful.

One of my favorite parts of the holiday season was the commercials. I would be lying if I said that I remembered all the commercials vividly, but in truth I forgot more than I remembered. With that said, the ones that I did remember were and will always be etched in my mind.

Today I am going to share with you five of my favorite seasonal commercials.

5. TJ Maxx Holiday Ad. (1988)

For me it not so much about the visuals of the commercial, this one is all about the jingle, baby. Fa-la-la-la-la-la TJ Maxx. I believe similar ads run today, but I will be singing this jingle until the end!

4. McDonald's Ronald Ice Skating Holiday Commercial (1983)

I couldn't ice skate then, and I sure as hell can't ice skate now. Yup, I always pretended I was that little boy.

3. Hershey Kisses Holiday Commercial (1989)

This commercial has stood the test of time. I don't think that they ever stopped airing it, but I may be wrong. I believe in 2016 the ad was refreshed.

2. Fruity Pebbles Holiday Commercial (1986)

Another jingle that will forever be etched in my mind. Without seeing it, still know the words, and still sing the words. In 1992 the commercial was recut with the voice of Jim Cummings as Santa.

And now the moment you have been waiting for. My number one all-time favorite holiday commercial...

Peter Comes Home for Christmas Folgers Holiday Commercial (1985)

This commercial instantaneously brings me back to being a kid. Times were simpler back then and when this commercial came on it was officially the Holiday season. This commercial was one of the first videos that I looked for when the internet arrived. In 2009 Folgers updated this one, but of course the good ol' internet ran wild and meme'd it all up.

And there you have it, my top five holiday commercials. Are there more, sure, but when you see these on the old boob tube, Christmas has arrived!

Happy Holidays! 🎄

[loricvampyr]

The Maxx (1993/1995)

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Me and Maxx - NBC - March 22, 1980 - July 25, 1980

Comedy (10 episodes)

Running Time: 30 minutes

Stars:

Joe Santos as Norman Davis

Melissa Michaelsen as Maxx Davis

Jenny Sullivan as Barbara

Denny Evans as Gary

Jim Weston as Mitch

[silverhyenaart]

Mont Marte Alcohol Based Markers Review 

Before we begin.... yes, it's true. I have a VERY hard time reading cursive. It's just one of those things. Also fun fact, as you might have guessed, my handwriting sucks! Now, about these markers... While nothing super, fantastic, and extraordinary.... they weren't half bad either. Besides, I can never get enough of bright, fun colors! However, I enjoyed using them and will keep an eye out for a bigger set.

[mogwaipoet]

Topic Lords #261: Chat Hurt Chatself In Chat's Confusion, ft. Alex and Mitch. We discuss Wikipedia's article on football, classic Mac computers, the entomologists in Silence of the Lambs, Archipelago, &c.

Available for patrons, #262: Real Meal, Fictional Man, ft. Maxx and CisHetKayfaber. We discuss food-focused Japanese TV, how pescetarians exist if fish don't, the return of PicoSteveMo, the shifting nature of what is appropriate for children, &c.

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Top Reasons to Choose Maxx TV for Telugu Channels in Australia

When you move to a new country like Australia, staying connected to your roots is important. One of the best ways to do this is by watching TV channels in your native language. For people who speak Telugu, finding the right service to watch Telugu channels in Australia can take time and effort. Maxx TV is one of the best choices for watching Telugu channels. Here are the top reasons why you should choose Maxx TV. Wide Range of Telugu Channels - 

Maxx TV offers a wide range of Telugu channels. Whether you enjoy watching news, movies, TV shows, or music, Maxx TV has it all. You can easily find popular Telugu channels like ETV Telugu, Gemini TV, and Zee Telugu. It means you can stay updated with what’s happening back home while enjoying your favorite programs. High-Quality Streaming - 

One of the biggest concerns when choosing a TV service is the quality of streaming. With Maxx TV, you don’t have to worry about buffering or poor video quality. Maxx TV provides high-quality streaming so that you can watch your favorite Telugu channels without any interruptions. The picture is clear, and the sound is crisp, making your viewing experience enjoyable. Affordable Packages - 

Watching Telugu channels in Australia shouldn’t break the bank. Maxx TV offers affordable packages that fit different budgets. Whether you want a basic package with just a few channels or a premium package with all the Telugu channels, Maxx TV has something for everyone. You can choose a package that suits your needs and budget without compromising on quality. Easy Setup and User-Friendly Interface - 

Setting up Maxx TV is quick and easy. You don’t need to be tech-savvy to get started. The user-friendly interface makes it simple to navigate through the channels and find what you want to watch. Plus, Maxx TV provides excellent customer support if you need help with anything. Access to Indian Movies and Shows - 

If you love watching Indian movies and shows, Maxx TV is the right choice for you. In addition to Telugu channels, Maxx TV offers a wide range of Indian movies and shows. You can watch the latest Telugu movies, classic hits, and popular TV shows from India. It makes Maxx TV a complete entertainment package for Telugu speakers in Australia. Watch on Multiple Devices - 

Maxx TV gives you the flexibility to watch Telugu channels on multiple devices. Whether you prefer watching on your TV, laptop, tablet, or smartphone, Maxx TV has got you covered. You can watch your favorite channels anytime, anywhere, making it convenient for you and your family. Excellent Customer Support - 

Maxx TV provides excellent customer support to all its customers. If you have any issues with your service, their support team is always ready to help. Whether you need help with setup, billing, or technical problems, you can count on Maxx TV’s customer support to assist you. Conclusion -  Maxx TV is the best choice for watching Telugu channels in Australia. With its wide range of channels, high-quality streaming, affordable packages, and excellent customer support, Maxx TV offers everything you need to stay connected to your roots. Whether you’re watching the latest Telugu movies, catching up on the news, or enjoying your favorite TV shows, Maxx TV makes it easy and affordable to enjoy Telugu channels.

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one of my favorite episodes

[the-lonelyshepherd]

AKSJJAJANDHSJJ RETURNING STUFF TO TJ MAXX AS A DOG

i’m losing it this is what tv show hiatus does to someone

[toopimpabutterfly]

making my INTRO!!!!! or this is my intro. ykykyk. (meet my shitty way of designing intros and stuff too,)

HIHI call me Jésus I'm 16 Apache Mexican American. With some other stuff cause yeah. just mentioning that cause. I will say a lot of stuff yk. I'm autistic and scitzohenic but PLEASEEEE I NEED FRIENDS and PEOPLE TO talk to about my current interests!!!

MOVIES

Oh to go. on ABOUT THIS.. here's my letterboxd I fucking love movies.

DOGMA, MOONLIGHT, CLERKS, NATURAL BORN KILLERS, GOOD WILL HUNTING, FIGHT CLUB, NAKED LUNCH, FEAR AND LOATHING IN LAS VEGAS, CONSTANTINE, HELLBBOY, GUMMO, MAD MAX + FURIOSA, GODZILLA, I SAW THE TV GLOW, AVATAR, JACKASS, MID 90S, STRAIGHT OUTTA COMPTON, I LOVE YOU PHILIP MORRIS, WEEKEND AT BERNIE'S, FRIDAY, THE MATRIX, JAY AND SILENT BOB STRIKE BACK, THIRTEEN, REQUIEM FOR A DREAM, TRAINSPOTTING, THE PEOPLE VS LARRY FLYNT, DUCK TILL DAWN, THE WATERMELON WOMAN, DONT BE A MENACE TO SOUTH CENTRAL, BOYZ IN THE HOOD, 12 MONKEYS, MENACE II SOCIETY, WATCHMEN,MALL RATS, KIDS and a lot more.. coughs.

TV SHOWS

PREACHER, THE BOYS, THE MAXX, ÆON FLUX, THE BOONDOCKS, LOITER SQUAD, CLERKS ANIMATED, AQUA TEEN HUNGER FORCE, BOJACK HORSEMAN, BEVIS AND BUTTHEAD, JACKASS THE SERIES, SMILING FRIENDS, THE ERIC ANDRE SHOW, FUTURAMA, KING OF THE HILL, MORAL OREL, BLACK DYNAMITE, HOME MOVIES, SPACE GHOST COAST TO COAST, THE OBLONGS, and more stuff again. Assume that a lot tbh.

MUSIC

THE BUTTHOLE SURFERS, KENDRICK LAMAR, ICE CUBE, N.W.A, BLACK FLAG, DEAD KENNEDY'S, LEONARD COHEN, NINE INCH NAILS, OUTKAST, TYLER, THE CREATOR, NAS, DR DRE, BONE THUGZ, QUASIMOTO, EAZY-E, KMFDM, ALEX G, WEEN, CHEMLAB, JANE'S ADDICTION, GERMS, ANGRY SAMOANS, NEW ORDER, JOY DIVISION, COWBOY JUNKIES, JESUS LOVES JUNKIES, PIXIES, DINOSAUR JR, HOOTIE AND THE BLOWFISH, THE VELVET UNDERGROUND, THE DEAD MILKMEN, NECROS, CIRCLE JERKS, HOLE, and a lot more. I love hardcore punk, crust, hip-hop, rap, and basically everything tbh.

MISC + FIXATIONS

I love comics like the Punisher, The Maxx, Preacher, Bratpack, the clerk's comic, Watchmen, Hellboy, little things. I like reading, TOO . I LOVE HUNTER S THOMPSON!!! Mostly Fear and Loathing in las Vegas, Hell's Angels, and the Campaign Trail 72, and other books like Revolt of the Cockroach People, Get in The Van. Little books like that sorta. GAMES TOO I like Faith the unholy Trinity, DOOM, POSTAL, GTA, DUSK, and a few others!

I collect DVDS, games, VHS tapes, books, CDs, records, laser discs, literally any piece of physical media . All of it. I like conspiracy theories, civil rights activists, some art history, Malcolm X. I'm a punk I go to local shows and stuff and might sometimes post that when I can. I have a HUGEEE fixation rn on Dogma(1999) and Kendrick Lamar. But I heavily enjoy the viewaskew universe rn and want to interact with more of the little fandom please... my dad got me into the movies and we watched them all together n stuff. I do powerlifting as a hobby and like to go on walks around my town and say nonsense please interact. I will post whatever I want here really tbh.. BYE.

TAGS!!!

#toopimpabutterfly <- tag for everything I post

#TPAB lyric posts <- me lyric postin, nuff said.

#TPAB rants <- mostly vent or ranting about my horrible life. how fun

I got socials too, discords are irlwillhunting MAIN and h0peeradicated as alt. My Instagram is topimpthebutterfly . Spotify is here .

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Do you understand Scag? I do.

This is a big list of dialogue meant to highlight Scag's writing quirks, which may be useful in fanfiction and roleplay. I've been so fascinated by Scag and her dialogue that I had to do this.

Basics

Scag uses a lot of Internet slang, which makes sense because she is a TV that knows a lot about old computer programs and make references to streamer lingo. The most obvious of this is "How do I ban this guy chat" (to Pest) and "Yours... not so peak" (to Prototype), including suffixes like -core, -maxxer or -maxxing, and -filled.

She also has a fairly inconsistent typing pattern when it comes to capitalization.

The Suffixes

The suffixes are the weirdest part of Scag's dialogue, especially if you don't know about Internet speak so much. I will unfortunately have to explain some of this to you.

-core

core is often applied to make new genres of aesthetic or music (think scenecore, emocore, weirdcore, and horrorcore). The way that Scag uses it is as an adjective, usually to describe a person or item belonging to a certain group.

Examples: "HORRIBLECORE" (when sprayed with water), "SWEETCORE" (when given roses), "go get cleancore soon though" (talking to Mark about sawdust), "WINCORE" (talking to Prototype about watching CDs), "IT ADDS TO THE AESTHETICCORE!" (talking to Reddy about sparking animatronics), "Dude thats like scagcore" (when Spud! mentions having an old TV monitor like her)

It's noticeable that "win" by itself is already technically considered slang, similar to saying "w" (which is win). I find it funny Scag still says -core at the end of it though.

-maxx, -maxxing, -maxxer

-maxx is a suffix that has been applied to mean "getting the maximum output for the minimum input", essentially meaning to work smart and not hard. Scag mainly applies this word to mean something done thoroughly.

Examples: "Spellmaxx this out for me real quick" (to Wallter)

-maxxing is the big one used in most of Scag's dialogue.

-maxxer is used to describe when you are a part of a group that does the above. She only uses this word twice, once to describe Prototype and the other to talk to Spud!.

Examples: "the friendfilled visitmaxxer" (to Prototype), "dont fret spudmaxxer, you'll probably find your home" (to Spud!)

filled

-filled is used similarly to "pilled" where it's an adverb to describe a lot of something, similar to -maxx. For example, "humorpilled" is "full of humor" and its context is used in a joke.

Examples: "OH you don't get the humorfilled joke do you" (to Gnarpy about a television joke), "happy joyous birthdayfilled occasion btw" (to Poob about their birthday), and "Your projects can range up to skyscraperfilled heights???" (to Wallter talking about construction)

head

In some chats with a few characters, Scag uses the suffix "head" to describe when someone is performing an action that is intrinsic to their character. For example, when she mentions commissioning Wallter for her floppy shoppy floor, she says, "I'm glad I commissionheaded you for the building LOL"

Scag calls herself a "computerhead" when requesting that Bive doesn't use her like a computer, and refers to FleshCousin as a "parrothead" when it is mimicking her words.

Capitalization (and lack of consistency)

Depending on who Scag is talking to, the capitalization of her sentences and words vary. Sometimes I'ms are capitalized but sometimes they're stylized as i'm (lowercased).

It seems a lot of Scag's capitalization style goes down to how she feels, for example;

Excitement or emphasis — All caps, examples being: "DUDE / Your sillytalk is on POINT" (to Split on hearing her jokes), "Hrm..... / a floppyshoppy tower... / ONE DAY" (to Wallter on talking about construction), "ARE YOU READY FOR / GAMEUM NIGHT ULTIMATE 10000 / with exclusive puzzlefilled fun." (to Prototype as a dialogue opener)

Quiet/Introspective — A very rare side of Scag, she often talks in lowercase if thinking or talking in a more quieter tone. Some examples are when she talks to Split, "ermm... / methinks that the little hamsters in my internal structure has stopped the production of joyfilled thoughts..." as well as her talking to Spud, upon realizing that he doesn't know where his home is, "wuh oh / dont fret spudmaxxer, you'll probably find your home"

Punctuation

Scag uses a lot of periods, but she also often ends sentences without any sort of punctuation whatsoever. When she uses punctuations, she often also uses an excess amount of ellipses to drive her point home.

Examples: "uhuhh....... / LAME" (to Reddy about FNARB), “Hrm..... / a floppyshoppy tower... / ONE DAY.” (to Wallter about his construction), "... / cringeeee" (to Mark about being old or whatever)

There are whole interactions where Scag doesn't use punctuation, such as her talk with PartyNoob, entering the elevator, being showered in rose petals, and her idles.