A scheduled sketch featuring
Sacha/Bruno/Borat/Ali-G/One-Trick-Pony-Boy has been scrapped out of
fear it would offend James Cameron. I'm torn. I find
One-Trick-Pony-Boy to be unfunny, but I find James Cameron to be
unentertaining. I don't know who I dislike the most.
Good thing I had no plans to w
My side-by-side comparison of the new TV show and the movie upon which
it is (very loosely) based.
http://www.tvornottv.net/2010/03/04/parenthood-vs-parenthood/
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On Thu, Mar 4, 2010 at 6:19 PM, Kevin M. wrote:
> Here on Teabagger Island:
>
>> Gilligan: George W. Bush
>> The Skipper: Rush Limbaugh
>> Mr. Howell: Dick Cheney
>> Mrs. Howell: Nancy Reagan
>> Ginger: Ann Coulter
>> Mary Ann: Sarah Palin
>> The Professor: Glen Beck
>
> You may cringe, but you kn
Here on Teabagger Island:
> Gilligan: George W. Bush
> The Skipper: Rush Limbaugh
> Mr. Howell: Dick Cheney
> Mrs. Howell: Nancy Reagan
> Ginger: Ann Coulter
> Mary Ann: Sarah Palin
> The Professor: Glen Beck
You may cringe, but you know there is a large segment of the
population who would enjoy
The FARK.com community put together a few lists. This is pretty
representative of most:
Jay Baruchel as Gilligan. (Jon Heder & Zachary Levi were suggested,
Michael Cera wasn't popular)
Brian Dennehy as the Skipper. (John Goodman was an also-ran)
Christina Hendricks as Ginger. (Laura Prepon)
I think my version would include:
Gilligan: Jim Parsons (Big Bang Theory)
Skipper: Bruce Campbell
Mr. Howell: George Hamilton
Mrs. Howell: Betty White
Ginger: yeah...Christina Hendricks. good call.
Mary Ann: Ellen Page
Professor: Hugh Laurie
Doug Fields
Tampa, FL
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On Mar 3, 2:10 pm, Bob in Jersey wrote:
> Would be the only way to justify making it into a feature film...
The wife and I cast it last night:
Gilligan: Michael Cera
The Skipper: Jack Black
Mr. Howell: Christopher Walken
Mrs. Howell: Meryl Streep
Ginger: Christina Hendricks
Mary Ann: Kristen Bel
Two thoughts by Jon and Kevin pretty much formed my overall impression
of the show: squeezing ten pounds of story into a five-pound bag, and,
perhaps because of that, way too many sappy made-for-TV moments.
I think if they allow some time to space out the characters, there'll
be fewer sap moments
On Thu, Mar 4, 2010 at 5:43 AM, Jon Delfin wrote:
> On Wed, Mar 3, 2010 at 11:14 PM, Kevin M. wrote:
>> OK. I watched "Parenthood." Not a bad pilot, but not in any way
>> related to the movie, which makes me ask again why they felt the need
>> to pay royalties for the use of a title and some char
On Wed, Mar 3, 2010 at 11:14 PM, Kevin M. wrote:
> OK. I watched "Parenthood." Not a bad pilot, but not in any way
> related to the movie, which makes me ask again why they felt the need
> to pay royalties for the use of a title and some character names.
I'd suggest "branding," but how many peopl
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