On Feb 9, 5:29 pm, Thomas Allen Heald wrote:
> Mark J. wrote:
> > Ladies and gentlemen, every curse word uttered in every episode of
> > "The Sopranos"--and it's only 27 minutes long? (Of course it's NSFW--
> > what the f--k are you thinking?):
>
> >http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/02/09/ever
Slumdog Magician?
I stopped watching the BAFTAs a few years ago. Between BBCA's horrid
editing job and the utter lack of Stephen Fry, it's hardly worth the
watch.
M-D
Speaking of horrid editing - anyone catch the Doctor Who finale on
BBCA Saturday nite?
On Feb 9, 7:32 pm, "Bradford" wrote:
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>> And can you still get a colortini at the Smoke House?
>
> Last time I ate there, it was dead as Snyder himself.
The Smoke House doesn't get goin' 'til later in the evening...
if you go early, it's just a handful of drinkers at the bar and
old timers in the booths. Late is best. Then again, Ro
Scott Van Pelt, who is not seen as much on The Woildwide Leader as
he's heard on their radio side (two hours alongside Mike Tirico,
followed by a solo hour, weekday afternoons), utterly ripped the
baseball commish's salary last week, prompting Bristol to give him
Monday off, tho some folks told US
Apparently BBCA was in a hurry in their editing of the telecast as well.
They came back from a commercial with a closeup Slumdog Millionaire's Dev
Patel
in the audience applauding and then Ross announced the next presenters:
Freida
Pinto andDev Patel coming from backstage.
- Original
My son and I really like the show. As a star wars fan, I do like it more
than the prequel movies (although that bar is extremely low).
On Mon, Feb 9, 2009 at 4:38 PM, Mark J. wrote:
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> The critically-reviled but kid-loved CGI continuation of 'Star Wars'
> has consistently cleaned up in the tar
Wrecks wrote:
> I should have known. After all, 1000 Ways To Die is broadcast by the
> same channel that has classics like, MANsers and The Man Show (with
> bouncing Juggies, no less).
>
> "What kind of massages do misogynists give?"
I'm not sure, but I assume they're wearing a wifebeater shirt
Comcast's Tube Time VOD folder of Sony library programming has started
running "The Larry Sanders Show." In the uncut, unbleeped HBO
versions. The first four episodes will fall off at the end of this
week, so get going now if you want to see it from the beginning.
And whatever happened to Megan
I can tell you what Fox Sports Detroit (FSD) has done: they have a
second channel, FSN+, for all overflow games (which happens far more
often around here because the Red Wings, Pistons, and Tigers have no
OTA affiliate: every game not on a network package is on FSD).
The big problem is that both
On Mon, Feb 9, 2009 at 2:43 PM, Mark J. wrote:
> And can you still get a colortini at the Smoke House?
Last time I ate there, it was dead as Snyder himself.
Time permitting, I will probaby eat at Roscoe's.
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"But, as the official sponsor," said Anheuser-Busch VP/marketing Keith
Levy, "we do expect a certain level of protection."
http://adage.com/article?article_id=134413
The stations' real excuse, and I've seen this in Philly and NY, is
local news people not wanting to do short live teases (that whi
I remember once on WKRP the ratings came in and Doctor Fever was heard
to say something like, "you should see how I'm doing with boys ages 15
to 18."
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On Feb 9, 4:34 pm, "Jim Ellwanger" wrote:
> Kevin M. wrote:
> > He may stay in Burbank, specifically the portion colloquially known as
> > Universal City...
>
> Point of order: Universal City is in the city of Los Angeles, not in the
> city of Burbank. (As one takes Barham Boulevard, the dire
On Mon, Feb 9, 2009 at 2:34 PM, Jim Ellwanger wrote:
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> Kevin M. wrote:
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>> He may stay in Burbank, specifically the portion colloquially known as
>> Universal City...
>
> Point of order: Universal City is in the city of Los Angeles, not in the
> city of Burbank. (As one takes Barham Boulevar
On Feb 9, 4:37 pm, Wrecks wrote:
> I should have known. After all, 1000 Ways To Die is broadcast by the
> same channel that has classics like, MANsers and The Man Show (with
> bouncing Juggies, no less).
I thought "The Man Show" was on COM (and repeated on G4, which also
goes after Spike's ta
The critically-reviled but kid-loved CGI continuation of 'Star Wars'
has consistently cleaned up in the target male kid ratings of Cartoon
Network (even the kiddie channels go after males?):
http://www.broadcastingcable.com/article/173822-Cartoon_Networks_Renews_Star_Wars_The_Clone_Wars_.php
Did
I should have known. After all, 1000 Ways To Die is broadcast by the
same channel that has classics like, MANsers and The Man Show (with
bouncing Juggies, no less).
"What kind of massages do misogynists give?"
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Kevin M. wrote:
> He may stay in Burbank, specifically the portion colloquially known as
> Universal City...
Point of order: Universal City is in the city of Los Angeles, not in the
city of Burbank. (As one takes Barham Boulevard, the direct route from
NBC to Universal Studios, the city limits
Mark J. wrote:
> Ladies and gentlemen, every curse word uttered in every episode of
> "The Sopranos"--and it's only 27 minutes long? (Of course it's NSFW--
> what the f--k are you thinking?):
>
> http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/02/09/every-swear-word-ever-utt_n_165204.html
I suppose they had
Jason Carpio wrote:
> So what exactly has Cable news been asking in regards to the stimulus?
O'Reilly has asked for something involving a falafel.
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Kevin M. wrote:
> I'm on the guest list to watch "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" on
> Monday the 16th. Naturally, the reason for my sojourn is not to watch
> Leno. I'm going to say goodbye to a place (and some people) that
> consumed roughly six years of my life (though, technically, the
> Catali
Ladies and gentlemen, every curse word uttered in every episode of
"The Sopranos"--and it's only 27 minutes long? (Of course it's NSFW--
what the f--k are you thinking?):
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/02/09/every-swear-word-ever-utt_n_165204.html
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So, for the second time in my life, I will be a degree of Kevin Bacon.
I hope his band doesn't perform again.
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The Remote Patrol for Tuesday, February 10, 2009
by Thomas Allen Heald, who almost survived the Grammys
All times Eastern, for PBS programs, check local listings
TOM'S TOTALLY TWISTED TV TRIVIA THINGY
Which of the following 1980s B-movies features 2 "Boston Legal" actors,
as well, as cast membe
On Mon, Feb 9, 2009 at 12:52 PM, Mark J. wrote:
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>
>
> On Feb 9, 2:43 pm, "Kevin M." wrote:
>> I'm on the guest list to watch "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" on
>> Monday the 16th. Naturally, the reason for my sojourn is not to watch
>> Leno. I'm going to say goodbye to a place (and some peopl
Correct. He's on today's NYT Arts page:
http://www.nytimes.com/pages/arts/index.html?th&emc=th
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So what exactly has Cable news been asking in regards to the stimulus?
On Mon, Feb 9, 2009 at 3:27 PM, Bob in Jersey wrote:
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> No prize for that, Mr Gibbs...
>
> http://www.tvweek.com/news/2009/02/white_house_spokesman_gibbs_ta.php
>
>
> --
> BOB
> >
>
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No prize for that, Mr Gibbs...
http://www.tvweek.com/news/2009/02/white_house_spokesman_gibbs_ta.php
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Mark J., to moi:
> Could it be Adalian?
This column of his from July '08 has a caricature of Joe, wearing
glasses and with fly-away ends, which look like neither of the guys in
the Whedon piece:
http://www.tvweek.com/josef-adalian/column/2008/07/adalian_column_sampling_the_re.php
More Googlin
I'm still waiting for them to announce how they're going to handle
upcoming conflicts between early-season baseball and postseason
basketball and hockey.
Maybe this is why RCN here has left one channel in the 20s open since
ESPN-Classic got relocated to digital-basic (competitor Service
Electric
On Feb 9, 2:43 pm, "Kevin M." wrote:
> I'm on the guest list to watch "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" on
> Monday the 16th. Naturally, the reason for my sojourn is not to watch
> Leno. I'm going to say goodbye to a place (and some people) that
> consumed roughly six years of my life (though, t
I'm on the guest list to watch "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" on
Monday the 16th. Naturally, the reason for my sojourn is not to watch
Leno. I'm going to say goodbye to a place (and some people) that
consumed roughly six years of my life (though, technically, the
Catalina Building... former home
While everyone else is cutting back, Comcast's ten regional channels
(including 2 of the big 3 markets) are expanding their local
programming outside of game coverage, revamping their web sites and
increasing their local presence while Fox Sports Net has been
consolidating (CSN channels where FSN
On Feb 9, 11:26 am, Bob in Jersey wrote:
> OK, this is supposed to be a shot of Joss Whedon, but there are two
> people in it. Which is Joss, and who's the other guy?
>
> http://www.tvweek.com/news/2009/02/qa_joss_whedon.php
>
> For your trouble you get an interesting chat Joe Adalian had with
OK, this is supposed to be a shot of Joss Whedon, but there are two
people in it. Which is Joss, and who's the other guy?
http://www.tvweek.com/news/2009/02/qa_joss_whedon.php
For your trouble you get an interesting chat Joe Adalian had with him.
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Wrecks, to Sir Tom:
> > "1000 WAYS TO DIE" (Spike) should happen to the executives at Spike.
Mother Jersey, despite that Spike is her destination for CSI repeats,
is not exactly going for this either...not that she doesn't seek out
the gruesome in modern telly: she does like those TLC shows abou
Ross' Twitter followers had suggested that he try to work in the word
"salad" at some point while hosting the BAFTAs last night--it happened
44 minutes in to no response from the technophobic audience:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/mediamonkeyblog/2009/feb/09/jonathan-ross-baftas-twitter
And s
At the BBC and later for various independent producers, Geoffrey
Perkins supervised the radio "Hitchhikers' Guide to the Galaxy,"
"Father Ted," "Have I Got News for You!" and "Spitting Image"--the
many talents he gave breaks to included Catherine Tate:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/organgrinder
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