On Mar 23, 6:40 pm, David Lynch wrote:
> The problem I have with CNN is that they have bought into the idea
> that the way to have a "view from nowhere" approach is to bring in
> guests to express their point of view without any challenge from the
> anchor/reporter/host, no matter how inflammatory
As much as I'd rather see Futurama on Adult Swim, I'll take whatever I can
get. So KUDOS to Comedy Central for the 2-season re-up.
M-D
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No graphics, no Tocatta and Fugue, but Keith Olbermann taking shots at
Lonesome Rhodes Beck and others on his FOK News web site (that's
Friends of Keith, you see):
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/03/24/keith-olbermann-releases-_n_840055.html?ref=tw
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Steve Inskeep, who certain NPR diehards will never forgive for
replacing the sainted Bob Edwards on "Morning Edition" (some of the
critics, who also like to claim that NPR has "dumbed down," refer to
"ME" sarcastically as "Inskeep & Co."), proclaims
Maybe Brent IS out of work after all...(or maybe he's perpetually seeking
the executive job he thinks he deserves)...in any event...
http://www.tvsquad.com/2011/03/24/ricky-gervais-to-interview-for-steve-carells-office-job/
*The Mail quotes an NBC spokesperson as saying, "Ricky is back as David
Comedy Central renews "Futurama" for two years and 26 more episodes:
http://insidetv.ew.com/2011/03/24/futurama-renewed/
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... "Like sands through the hourglass, so are the Days of our Live."
Yes, the late Tom Heald didn't live to see the day his beloved soap
introduces openly gay characters (longtime fans of the series know
there have ben several closeted characters on the show).
http://www.cnn.com/2011/SHOWBIZ/TV/03
Steve Inskeep, who certain NPR diehards will never forgive for
replacing the sainted Bob Edwards on "Morning Edition" (some of the
critics, who also like to claim that NPR has "dumbed down," refer to
"ME" sarcastically as "Inskeep & Co."), proclaims in Rupert's WSJ that
his net is (ahem) fair and b
On Mar 23, 9:20 pm, Joe Hass wrote:
> People in the Detroit area, showing a total lack of perspective I've
> come to know and despise, can't imagine why the show wouldn't come
> back:http://goo.gl/ODr51
I admire the author's restraint--these sort of rants usually contain a
kneejerk attack on re
He joins the already-cast Julianne Moore as Caribou Barbie in the
adaptation of John Hellerman and Mark Halperin's book "Game Change,"
which has the same writer and director as the HBO made-for about the
2000 election "Recount":
http://insidetv.ew.com/2011/03/23/ed-harris-john-mccain/
No indicati
On Mar 24, 7:29 am, "K.M. Richards" wrote:
> Since Group W has been mentioned, we should pay homage to the all-too-
> short lived Satellite News Channel from nearly 30 years ago (has it
> really been that long?!?), a joint venture of Group W and ABC which
> used its own variation on the "you giv
Since Group W has been mentioned, we should pay homage to the all-too-
short lived Satellite News Channel from nearly 30 years ago (has it
really been that long?!?), a joint venture of Group W and ABC which
used its own variation on the "you give us 22 minutes ..." imaging
liner that Group W made s
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