The latest of PBS' Masterpiece Mystery series. I've watched the first
two installments and I like it better than last year's Sherlock... and
I liked Sherlock.
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Meanwhile, in San Diego, last night the police raided the tent area
and as of an hour or two ago... three children who were in a tent with
their families are somewhere in police custody and have not been
allowed to see their mothers.
Apropos of s
He's reportedly stable after complications from minor surgery, but at
his age, hard to believe any surgery is minor.
http://news.yahoo.com/cbs-andy-rooney-hospitalized-serious-condition-220922314.html
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On Tue, Oct 25, 2011 at 8:47 PM, David Lynch wrote:
> Rather than start a new thread, I'll just point out that there is a massive
> battle happening between the Oakland Police Department and Occupy Oakland
> protesters right now.
> Neither CNN, nor MSNBC, nor Fox News, nor HLN have bothered to bre
Rather than start a new thread, I'll just point out that there is a massive
battle happening between the Oakland Police Department and Occupy Oakland
protesters right now.
Neither CNN, nor MSNBC, nor Fox News, nor HLN have bothered to break away
from their videotaped 3-or-more-hour-old shows for t
NBC's getting about $110,000 per 30-second spot for "Rock Center", or
about $35,000 more than they were getting with the
no-longer-on-the-schedule "The Playboy Club"
http://adage.com/article/tuning-in/rock-center-higher-ad-rates-nbc-stalwarts/230608/
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Further disproving the claim that it was the drugs that made John Belushi funny
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It's worth mentioning a couple of things.
Actually, 93% of the UK has "digital" TV of one form or another.
Over-the-air digital offers around 30 channels, while pay-TV via cable and
satellite offer substantially more. Pay television penetration is around
52%. So pay TV penetration is lower than th
Joe Hass wrote:
> For them to call her (and the casts) out for leaving early
> was a dick move. And not just that: a dick move in a taut, 2-2
> ballgame. What were they trying to prove?
The only problem I have with the celebs bailing on the game is that it
left a big chunk of premium seats empty
Tom Wolper wrote:
> It's based on Washington's gestures as he gets excited. Ed can tell us
> if it's catching on in the greater Dallas area, but I'm guessing if
> you asked 10 people in any city to do the Wash, 10 of them would have
> no idea of what you're talking about. Even if they're watching
AMC renews 'The Walking Dead' for third season
http://insidetv.ew.com/2011/10/25/walking-dead-third-season/
I'm glad, 'though I find it simultaneously repetitive and fascinating.
Ron Casalotti
Wayne, NJ
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The toy giant has bought out HIT Entertainment, the company that owns
the North American rights to the purple dinosaur, the steadfast tank
engine, the animated builder and many other characters (most of which
are seen on public TV in the U.S.)--HIT also co-owns the PBS Kids
Sprout channel with PBS,
With the U.S. version of Simon Cowell's "Idol" knockoff not pulling
blockbuster ratings and Fox having to do makegoods to advertisers,
over in its home country, Cowell's decision to only appear on the U.S.
version has sent the UK version on ITV's ratings dropping, especially
when "Strictly Come Dan
What hasn't been clear to me is if this is what made Lorne Michaels decide
to cut him from the show finally.
On Tue, Oct 25, 2011 at 1:35 PM, Tom Wolper wrote:
> When a celebrity writes a memoir, there's a tendency for the media to
> concentrate on revelations that take up a couple of pages. In
On Tue, Oct 25, 2011 at 12:18 AM, PGage wrote:
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> I will give Buck credit for one thing - calling out the celebs his own
> network pimps out to promo the primetime schedule for not sticking around
> for the whole game. Last night it was Zoey D whose empty chair they showed
> latish in the game.
When a celebrity writes a memoir, there's a tendency for the media to
concentrate on revelations that take up a couple of pages. In
Hammond's case it's multiple addictions and mental illness.
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/snl-darrell-hammond-reveals-crack-addiction-nbc-straitjacket-memoir-
I think Bush always saw the presidency as a stepping-stone to the job
he really wanted: commissioner of baseball.
--Dave Sikula
On Oct 24, 10:18 pm, PGage wrote:
> And, while I am giving devils their due, G.W. Bush was in his seat (next to
> Nolan Ryan) till the end of the game, and looked as p
Short answer: no, it really shouldn't be.
Sarcastic answer: Gah! Who do you think you are, the client?
On Oct 25, 2011, at 8:26 AM, Jon Delfin wrote:
> Last night, I was recording the rebroadcast of Sunday's Masterpiece
> Mystery!. I see today that the recording was cut short, thanks to Time
>
Last night, I was recording the rebroadcast of Sunday's Masterpiece
Mystery!. I see today that the recording was cut short, thanks to Time
Warner downloading a software upgrade to the DVR (which then reboots
and shuts off the box).
General question for those who grok coding: Is it a big deal to al
Nice work, Mark. You moved me to go back to September 1971 and look
through a couple weeks of TV columns (since a newspaper strike
prevented the Press from publishing the TV Graphic preview issue).
>> 1972 David Frost Revue
> Previously mentioned in thread.
Jack Gilford and Marcia Rodd were regul
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