I understand the pressure one can feel when a friend is accused and then
convicted of a serious crime. There is the pull to stand by the friend when
times are worst, and as the article points out, if you know the friend is
going to prison for at least 15 years regardless of what you say, you
You expressed yourself quite clearly, and I agree the article is crap. It
doesn’t tell the whole story; I don’t even think the writers know the whole
story. Part of me wants to believe the intent is to get someone to go on
the record, but with broadcast TV dying, and the strike putting the job of
I am going to take another run at this - it may be that people disagree
with me, which I am used to, but it may be I have not expressed myself
clearly.
If the story is: “Fallon seems like a nice guy on TV, but in reality he is
a mean jerk”, then yes, they do have that story. I am not against
And upon reading this, my only reasoned reply is: Mila Kunis and Ashton
Kutcher both can go fuck themselves
https://variety.com/2023/tv/news/mila-kunis-ashton-kutcher-letters-danny-masterson-support-rape-trial-1235717746/
On Thu, Sep 7, 2023 at 12:52 PM 'Bob Jersey' via TVorNotTV <
Dr. Richard Moriarty, 83, from Pittsburgh PA, developed the green,
ugly-faced things to be placed on poisonous items children should not
touch, with help from those in the age group he was endeavouring to reach...
Not for nothing, but you never hear ANYTHING like this about Craig
Ferguson. Just sayin'. :)
On Friday, September 8, 2023 at 11:59:50 AM UTC-4 Mark Jeffries wrote:
> The thing is, though, the fact that Fallon has had nine showrunners in
> nine years. Carson only had three for 30 years--and
The thing is, though, the fact that Fallon has had nine showrunners in nine
years. Carson only had three for 30 years--and Freddie DeCordova did it
for 20 years. Dave had three in 35 years, not counting Merrill Markoe.
Colbert has only had four in eight years, counting himself in the
beginning.
How is that a news story? What they have is 30 anonymous workers saying
they think their boss is a jerk.
The implied news story is that he is an alcoholic who is often drunk or
hung over at work, and so toxic he drove some to suicidal ideation and
panic attacks. But they don’t over any specific
> I think the issue is that the writers of this article do not have it, in
> the words of old school WaPo Editor Ben Bradlee.
They have it.
"*Rolling Stone* contacted more than 50 *Tonight Show* employees, past and
present, during the reporting for this story. After reaching out to
