Warners is declining to enter "Men" in the Emmy derby, but Sheen
allegedly has a loophole allowing him to do so.
http://goo.gl/9bv2E
Meanwhile, an idiot was arrested in NY for threatening to bomb WPIX's
building unless they stopped airing "Men."
http://goo.gl/quakM
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On Tuesday, May 31, 2011, Bob in Jersey wrote:
>
> Adam Bowie, to Jay Lewis, in part:
>> the perma-tanned David Dickinson (he styles himself as a real-life Ian
>> McShane Lovejoy which I'm sure aired on PBS at some point).
>
> A&E, actually. P
Adam Bowie, to Jay Lewis, in part:
> the perma-tanned David Dickinson (he styles himself as a real-life Ian
> McShane Lovejoy which I'm sure aired on PBS at some point).
A&E, actually. Prided themselves on beating the Peeb to it, IIRC.
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On Tue, May 31, 2011 at 5:54 PM, Greg Diener wrote:
> That's what Dave referred to him as during the TS debacle.
Oh. OK. I gave up on Dave a while back. I guess I missed that.
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On May 31, 8:28 pm, "Kevin M." wrote:
> On Tue, May 31, 2011 at 10:57 AM, Joe Coughlin wrote:
>
> > On Tue, May 31, 2011 at 1:44 PM, Greg Diener wrote:
>
> >> After his well published theft of the Taylor Swift "surprise" montage
> >> he passed off as the staff's own back in November he's now s
On Tue, May 31, 2011 at 10:57 AM, Joe Coughlin wrote:
>
>
> On Tue, May 31, 2011 at 1:44 PM, Greg Diener wrote:
>>
>> After his well published theft of the Taylor Swift "surprise" montage
>> he passed off as the staff's own back in November he's now stealing
>> from of all places "Red Eye".
>>
>>
There's not a show quite like it. But as Jay says, it's a bit of a
combination of lots.
There's Cash in the Attic is a BBC daytime show in which someone looks to
raise a relatively modest amount by auctioning off their heirlooms and so
on. The big tension comes when their prized possessions do or
On 5/31/2011 6:21 PM, Mark J. wrote:
And it's produced by ITV Studios, which would make me assume that Adam
can look forward to a UK version of this show on ITV1 sometime in the
future.
I DRTF article, but is this basically Cash In The Attic?
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On May 31, 4:09 pm, "Mark J." wrote:
> It's NBC's turn for the Big Game and despite the fact that the first
> season of the musical reality comp has yet to enter its third phase--
> the phase where it's just like every other talent reality comp--a
> blind audition ep
It's been a while since Fox reality Prince of Darkness Mike Darnell
has come up with a really wacky reality show idea, presumably because
Kevin Reilly's been keeping him on a short leash, but he's got
something now--"Buried Treasure," a series in which the Keno twins
from "Antiques Roadshow" visit
It's NBC's turn for the Big Game and despite the fact that the first
season of the musical reality comp has yet to enter its third phase--
the phase where it's just like every other talent reality comp--a
blind audition episode with the swiveling chairs and "I WANT YOU"
lights will follow the Super
On May 31, 12:59 pm, David Bruggeman wrote:
> This is certainly up for debate, but I don't think the jokes are either close
> enough, or dealing with a sufficiently unique topic to qualify. If this was a
> song debate, I might see this resolving as unintentional duplication.
>
> But really, an
This is certainly up for debate, but I don't think the jokes are either close
enough, or dealing with a sufficiently unique topic to qualify. If this was a
song debate, I might see this resolving as unintentional duplication.
But really, an Oakland Raiders suck joke is worth fighting over?
Da
On Tue, May 31, 2011 at 1:44 PM, Greg Diener wrote:
> After his well published theft of the Taylor Swift "surprise" montage
> he passed off as the staff's own back in November he's now stealing
> from of all places "Red Eye".
>
>
> http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/05/31/red-eye-accuses-jay-leno
After his well published theft of the Taylor Swift "surprise" montage
he passed off as the staff's own back in November he's now stealing
from of all places "Red Eye".
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/05/31/red-eye-accuses-jay-leno-_n_868960.html
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On Tue, May 31, 2011 at 8:48 AM, Melissa P wrote:
> I’m pretty much in agreement with what you’ve said below. But keep in
> mind that the most serious problem affecting survey research right now is
> the increasing number of cell phone-only households in the United States. I
> guess it’s somewh
A group calling itself "Lulz Boat" showed their disgust with a
"Frontline" investigation of the controversial WikiLeaks site as only
they could--by hacking onto pbs.org, posting a news story on the
"NewsHour" section proclaiming rapper Tupac Shakur alive (he isn't)
and throwing in login information
To me, what seems clear is that a single number - from Nielsen, Optimedia,
or whoever - is probably not enough.
While some kind of new methodology derived by an ad agency is interesting in
its own right, the reality is that the ad sales that are being negotiated
right now will be based around Niel
I'm pretty much in agreement with what you've said below. But keep in mind
that the most serious problem affecting survey research right now is the
increasing number of cell phone-only households in the United States. I
guess it's somewhat of an exaggeration to say that it's wreaking havoc on
sam
On Tue, May 31, 2011 at 11:04 AM, PGage wrote:
> Except - the method cited in the article is not measuring digital views of
> television programs - at least, that is not all it is doing. It is including
> a measure of how often television programs are mentioned on sites like
> Twitter and Faceboo
On Tue, May 31, 2011 at 6:17 AM, Ron Casalotti wrote:
> I believe it is light years better than what we currently have.
> Conclusive analysis of statistical samples was great when it was
> impossible to register the audience population as a whole, or on a
> continual basis. Throw in "sweeps" progr
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On Tue, May 31, 2011 at 9:17 AM, Ron Casalotti wrote:
> I believe it is light years better than what we currently have.
> Conclusive analysis of statistical samples was great when it was
> impossible to register the audience population as a whole, or on a
> continual basis. Throw in "sweeps" progr
I believe it is light years better than what we currently have.
Conclusive analysis of statistical samples was great when it was
impossible to register the audience population as a whole, or on a
continual basis. Throw in "sweeps" programming" and the true picture
gets distorted even further. But h
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