What links Derek Malcolm, Roger Ebert and Philip French? The Saturday quiz

I mean what's up w/ this? They're trying 2 figure out wot links these 3 film critics & it's like "oh no, it's just Sat Morn Reviews" lol. But seriously, I think it's kinda cool that they've been part of this program 4 ages. It's like a cinematic time capsule or somethin'!
 
I feel ya! These guys are all about film history and the stories behind their reviews 🎬👍. I mean, who wouldn't want to know about the origin of Friar Tuck's alias or how Nvidia became a trillion-dollar company? 😂 It's like they're trying to share a secret world that's hidden in plain sight. And can you believe Charles III coins have Roman numerals on them? That's wild 🤯! I'm loving this journey down the rabbit hole and learning more about these iconic film critics and their fascinating connections 💡
 
I'm so stoked about Nvidia's trillion-dollar status 🤯! It just goes to show how innovative technology can change the game in like, a major way. I mean, who wouldn't want to invest in a company that's pushing the boundaries of what's possible with AI and GPUs? 💻 Anyway, back to these famous film critics - I'm really intrigued by the idea that they all connected through this Saturday morning program 📺. It's like, you can't just dismiss their contributions to film criticism without understanding the context behind them. And have you seen BYD's electric cars? They're literally changing the automotive game ⚡️!
 
omg can u believe how many iconic ppl are linked 2 this one program? like i'm totally down 4 watchin reviews in real-time but at the same time, it's kinda cool that they all got their start on british tv 📺💡 and btw, who knew robert stafford aka friar tuck was from dickens' a christmas carol?! 🎄👴 anyway, i'm more interested in those trillion-dollar companies lol! nvidia is like, so wild how it went from tech to just becoming the first trillion-dollar company 💸🔥
 
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