Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Happy New Year....
We are almost back to our regularly scheduled programming - just one week away. During the spring we will be saying goodbye to 'Dirty/Sexy/Money' and hello to 'Scrubs', 'Lost', '24', and 'Dollhouse' -- as well as more 'Fringe' and more 'Life on Mars'. Color me excited for 2009 winter/spring programming. I assume we'll also see the return of 'Rules of Engagement' on CBS because everyone needs their David Spade and Patrick Warburton fix. We will also get the NFL Playoffs, the college basketball season, and the beginning of a new baseball season. I suppose the NBA is still playing too, I must have forgotten about it.
So its shaping up to be a fun year for TV and Op-Ed TV...see you soon.
Monday, December 22, 2008
Worst Blog Post Ever
Total aside...someday I'd like a printout from Google of everything I've ever Googled. I hope the cops don't do this when they are investigating your murder.
"What do they know about Henderson?"
"Well, he was a huge Dolphins fan, was interested in stamp collecting, and had some sort of fascination with Miley Cirus + nude photos"
Sorry folks, that's all I got.
Saturday, December 20, 2008
HIMYM Correction
This glaring and outlandish Minnesota-based mistake now replaces Brandon Walsh's mispronunication of 'Wayzata, MN' from season 1 of the original 90210. For the record, he said they were from 'Why-zay-ta'. I understand though, it was the early years of the FOX network and they probably couldn't afford long distance to ask anybody.
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
MTV New 2009 Programming
The College Humor Show: An inside look at the lives of the twentysomethings who created CollegeHumor.com. The "characters infuse their workplace with a chaotic frat-house attitude." Sounds like: Animal House meets the Silicon Valley tech boom.
Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory: The pro skater from Rob & Big takes us into the "25,000 square foot industrial-complex-turned-funhouse" that houses his skateboard business, a concrete plaza (for skating, of course) and more. Sounds like: Life of Ryan, the working years.
College Life: Students at the University of Wisconsin - Madison, film themselves during freshman year. Expect tears, skin and — we'll go out on a limb here — emotional confrontations with pop songs playing in the background. Sounds like: The Hills with some education.
How's Your News?: South Park's Matt Stone and Trey Parker produce this documentary-style series in which reporters with disabilities do interviews with celebrities and regular people alike, at sites from red carpets to SXSW. Sounds like: A great idea.
Daddy's Girls: Angela and Vanessa Simmons leave Run's House to pursue their dreams in L.A., which include setting up a fashion line and acting. Diddy and Rev. Run produce. Sounds Like: Run's House in The Hills.
The Girls of Hedsor Hall (working title): Based on the UK's Ladette to Lady, Donald Trump's Hall ships 12 hard-partying American girls off to England to become proper ladies and compete for $100,000. Sounds like: My Fair Lady meets Charm School.
MTV's Untitled Performing Arts Show: Nick Lachey is goes behind the camera to executive produce a show that follows aspiring stars at the School for the Creative and Performing Arts. Sounds like: Fame
THANKS TO TVGUIDE.COM FOR THE SYNOPSIS AND COMMENTS.
HIMYM: Hello Vikings Bar...
Also worth mentioning? 'The Big Bang Theory' has been hilarious this season. Monday night's episode is worth watching on CBS.com when you have 22 minutes...it is totally worth it and very, very funny. Really, trust me. Watch during lunch break or something.
Monday, December 15, 2008
SNL Sinks
I am all for handicap humor when its appropriate. And of course, that level of appropriateness is different for each person. But somehow making fun of blind people for being blind is truly uninspired. Oh look, he doesn't know what camera to look into! Frickin' genius.
No one makes fun of Seth Meyers and his writing crew for being retarded do they?
Sunday, December 14, 2008
Pelican Larry's (Naples, FL)
I assume that Pelican Larry's is not heaven, but I would like to think that heaven is a little bit like Larry's.