Julia Child and Bob Vila hosted how-to shows where nobody cried or
competed or ate bugs or did anything associated with what is now
conventionally known as reality TV.
On Tue, May 28, 2013 at 11:37 PM, Mark Jeffries wrote:
> A new ad campaign for WNET (or "Thirteen," as they are presently branded
A new ad campaign for WNET (or "Thirteen," as they are presently branded)
not only takes shots at the unscripted genre with fake posters for
fictional reality shows, but the former cable culture channels that are now
airing those shows (check the logos for the fictitious channels)--the
surprisi
Thinking back to Lawrence's interview with Marc Maron last year, he
spoke about basically pitching several new shows to networks alongside
new talent, with the goal of shepherding new people into the position
of showrunner. I'd have to go back and listen to the entire interview
again, but I believe
I'm too slowagain.
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On May 28, 2013, at 11:44 PM, David Lynch wrote:
> Chuck Lorre's going to have four next season. "Big Bang Theory", "Two and a
> Half Men", "Mike and Molly", and his new one, "Mom".
>
>
> On 28 May 2013 22:36, Doug Eastick wrote:
>> over the past wee
What's the current Chuck Lorre slate? Mike and Molly, 2.5 Men, Big Bang
Theory. Mom (new Anna Faris sitcom) would make four, unless M&M is done.
David
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On May 28, 2013, at 11:36 PM, Doug Eastick wrote:
> over the past week, when listening to Zach Braff talk on Stern, I lear
Chuck Lorre's going to have four next season. "Big Bang Theory", "Two and a
Half Men", "Mike and Molly", and his new one, "Mom".
On 28 May 2013 22:36, Doug Eastick wrote:
> over the past week, when listening to Zach Braff talk on Stern, I learned
> that Lawrence has 4 shows picked up for next s
over the past week, when listening to Zach Braff talk on Stern, I
learned that Lawrence has 4 shows picked up for next season. including
the new one that @shitmydadsays halpern is part of.
anyone have any history of other showrunners that have had that many
shows either picked-up, or on-air lo
On Tue, May 28, 2013 at 11:32 AM, Joe Hass wrote:
> But Coyle's production method is infinitely better than anything Fox has
> ever done on a baseball broadcast. Fox treats the game itself as secondary
> to whatever they want to do in the broadcast (in-game coaching interviews
> are Exhibit A). C
The Millie Hart/Joey Lawrence sitcom (from a walk-on on--I hate to admit
it--"Splash," that seems to be Melissa Joan Hart's nickname these days) has
been picked up for a fourth season by ABCFAM before its third season even
starts later in June, getting it up to 100 episodes and syndication:
htt
But Coyle's production method is infinitely better than anything Fox has
ever done on a baseball broadcast. Fox treats the game itself as secondary
to whatever they want to do in the broadcast (in-game coaching interviews
are Exhibit A). Coyle let the game speak for itself.
I mean, look at how Fox
Lowe will play John F. Kennedy in the channel's made-for "Killing Kennedy,"
based on the Billo (ghostwritten by Martin Dugard) book, with Ginnifer
Goodwin, Snow White on "Once Upon a Time," as Jackie and Michelle "Buffy's
PIA Sis" Trachtenberg as Marina Oswald (no indication who's playing Lee
H
Let's say that Harry Coyle's style gets passed down to the next group of
directors.
And sooner or later, Fox seems to influence everyone else--probably NBC
would've eventually become Foxified. Even Ebersol gave up on score boxes
eventually. And over in another division, everyone else started doi
It depends on which alternate universe you want to play in: does NBC never
lose the baseball contract or do they go after it in 2000 with Fox to keep
what was the status quo?
In the former, Harry Coyle's style is passed down to the next generation of
producers, and we have a far more muted style t
Allan Roth over at Moneywatch (a CBS property) ran some numbers on Cramer's
suggestions, particularly on when to sell stocks. Suffice to say, the
numbers, unlike 42, are not good.
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-505123_162-57586105/a-statistical-look-at-jim-cramers-skill-level/
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I finally saw the full episode last night. My sense of the bit was that the
cracks about Notaro's breasts registered with the people she talked to even
less than the ridiculousness of the head shots. It came across as though a
different reaction was expected, but they went ahead and ran the fu
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