#fakeTV: Top Ten, 5/4/2018

#fakeTV: Top Ten

One week after Avengers: Infinity War opened in theaters and already it has become the "#1 Movie Opening of All Time." It has grossed over $322.8 million in the United States and Canada, and $534.7 million internationally, for a worldwide total of $857.5 million. Now in its second week in theaters, the movie could make it to the $1 Billion Dollar mark as soon as this weekend, something that Star Wars: The Force Awakens and Jurassic World have in their theatrical runs. If that was not enough, Infinity War has also been nominated for a total of three awards in the MTV Movie & TV Awards, for yesterday the nominations for the upcoming award ceremony on MTV were announced. Although they once again feature gender-neutral categories like last year, they have some of the best nominees no matter what gender or color they are, for instant, two other Marvel Studios blockbusters, Black Panther and Thor: Ragnarok, are nominated with BP getting the most awards with a total of seven and Ragnarok getting just two. Black Panther is a cultural smash hit and I believe that it deserves to win most if not all of these awards because when once I saw it, I knew it would not be long before people would be lining in theaters everywhere and be apart of a great movement in history. Elsewhere on the television side of things, Netflix's Stranger Things have gotten the second most nominations with six and it all thanks to the young actors who made the show a big hit everywhere it was being watch on the internet. It is hard to decide to who deserves to move in the NBA and NHL playoffs, but things can only be determined if the teams will will to play through these gureling best=of-7 series a little longer as they would like; playing for the championship means that you have earned your way to calling yourself the best in sports. Here's a quick new Max Sports updates in each second round matchup that have been getting real intense this week.

2018 NBA Playoffs (Second Round)
Cavaliers vs Raptors (Cleveland leads series 2-0)
Game 1: Cavaliers 113, Raptors 112 in Overtime
Game 2: Cavaliers 128, Raptors 110
Game 3: Tomorrow in Cleveland at 8:30PM on ABC
Game 4: Monday in Cleveland at 8:30PM on TNT
76ers vs Celtics (Boston leads series 2-0)
Game 1: Celtics 117, 76ers 101
Game 2: Celtics 108, 76ers 103
Game 3: Tomorrow in Philadelphia at 5PM on ESPN
Game 4: Monday in Philadelphia at 6PM on TNT
Rockets vs Jazz (Series tied at 1-1)
Game 1: Rockets 110, Jazz 96
Game 2: Utah 116, Rockets 108
Game 3: Tonight in Utah at 10:30PM on ESPN
Game 4: Sunday in Utah at 8PM on TNT
Pelicans vs Warriors (Golden State leads series 2-0)
Game 1: Warriors 123, Pelicans 101
Game 2: Warriors 121, Pelicans 116
Game 3: Tonight in New Orleans at 8PM on ESPN
Game 4: Sunday in New Orleans at 3:30PM on ABC

2018 Stanley Cup Playoffs (Second Round)

Boston vs Tampa Bay (Lighting leads series 2-1)

Game 1: Bruins 6, Lightning 2

Game 2: Lightning 4, Bruins 2

Game 3: Lightning 4, Bruins 1

Game 4: Lightning vs Bruins, Tonight at 7PM on NBCSN 
Game 5: Bruins vs Lightning, Sunday at 3PM

Washington vs Pittsburgh (Series tied at 2-2)

Game 1: Penguins 3, Captials 2

Game 2: Captials 4, Penguins 1 

Game 3: Captials 4, Penguins 3

Game 4: Penguins 3, Captials 1
Game 5: Penguins vs Captials, Tomorrow at 7PM on NBCSN
Game 6: Capitals vs Penguins, Monday at 7PM

Nashville vs Winnipeg (Series tied at 2-2)

Game 1: Jets 4, Predators 1

Game 2: Predators 5, Jets 4 in Double Overtime

Game 3: Jets 7, Predators 4

Game 4: Predators 2, Jets 1
Game 5: Jets vs Predators, Tomorrow at 9:30PM on NBCSN
Game 6: Predators vs Jets, Monday at 9:30PM

Vegas vs San Jose (Series tied at 2-2)

Game 1: Golden Knights 7, Sharks 0

Game 2: Sharks 4, Golden Knights 3 in Double Overtime

Game 3: Golden Knights 4, Sharks 3 in Overtime

Game 4: Sharks 4, Golden Knights 0

Game 5: Sharks vs Golden Knights, Tonight at 10PM on NBCSN

Game 6: Golden Knights vs Sharks

For the past couple of weeks on #fakeTV, we have focused each of our Top Ten list on the 2018 NFL Schedule and how all of the primetime games have so much meaning to them. First it was all about the new Thursday Night schedule coming to Fox two weeks ago, the last week we tried to make sense of the Monday Night schedule on ESPN, and now today we head on over to NBC Sunday Night Football. NBC has done a terrific job with broadcasting the best matchups on its network and its Sunday Night Package is living proof of that, NBC has also offered the annual Kickoff game and primetime Thanksgiving game, and this year is no exception. The 2018 NFL Season begins when the defending Super Bowl Champions Eagles take the ultimate flight against the Falcons, who will start their season on a quest to get back to the Super Bowl which will be held at the Falcons' Mercedes-Benz Stadium. The Vikings failed to be the first team in history to play for the Super Bowl title in their own home stadium earlier this year, so if the Falcons want to have better luck, they need to be at the top their game this upcoming season once they kickoff with Eagles on September 6th. Every teams that is on the Sunday Night schedule will have to be on at the top of their game, and here are only ten games that are must-see TV.

#10: Week 4, September 30: Baltimore Ravens at Pittsburgh Steelers at 8:20PM on NBC

#09: Week 7, October 21: Los Angeles Rams at San Francisco 49ers at 8:20PM on NBC.

#08: Week 2, September 16: New York Giants at Dallas Cowboys at 8:20PM on NBC.

#07: Week 6, October 14  Kansas City Chiefs at New England Patriots at 8:20PM on NBC.

#06: Week 5, October 7: Dallas Cowboys at Houston Texans at 8:20PM on NBC.

#05: Week 13, December 2  San Francisco 49ers at Seattle Seahawks at 8:20PM on NBC.

#04: Week 15, Decemner 16: Philadelphia Eagles at Los Angeles Rams at 8:20PM on NBC.

#03: Week 9, Nov. 4: Green Bay Packers at New England Patriots aT 8:20PM on NBC.

#02: Week 11, Nov. 18: Pittsburgh Steelers at Jacksonville Jaguars at 8:20PM on NBC.

#01: Week 8, October 28: New Orleans Saints at Minnesota Vikings at 8:20PM on NBC.

CELEBRITY of the DAY

André Holland

Born: December 28, 1979

Starred in Moonlight and A Wrinkle in Time

Set to star in Castle Rock

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