There’s a definite sort of The Fugitive vibe to this series. I’m not really
very impressed with Lyonne’s acting ability, but she’s not bad in this. I’m
curious enough to see where it leads
On Fri, Jan 27, 2023 at 10:03 AM Tom Wolper wrote:
> It’s a new series on Peacock from Rian Johnson
So, now Puck News’ Matt Belloni is reporting that the Academy is
investigating whether it’s rules governing Oscar campaigning were broken.
There is a precedent for nominations to be withdrawn when rules violations
were confirmed: 2014, Best Song nomination for Bruce Broughton, “Alone Yet
Not
Seems that Canadian availability is hard to stream.I'll have to look
around for BetaMax versions.
/Doug
east...@mcd.on.ca
On Fri, Jan 27, 2023, 1:03 p.m. Tom Wolper wrote:
> It’s a new series on Peacock from Rian Johnson starring Natasha Lyonne.
> It’s a throwback to crime drama series
I’ll throw this in from out in left field: if the CNBC show needs insurance
to protect against Leno not being able to work, a policy may now be
impossible or too expensive to get. At his age recovery takes a long time
and he has had two recent hospitalizations based on his behavior rather
than the
This show cost about $1.87 per episode to produce. Did they have more than
two camera people? I am surprised it got cut because CNBC isn't exactly a
ratings juggernaut. I know someone who knows Leno and I will ask what
happened.
On Fri, Jan 27, 2023, 11:49 AM Kevin M. wrote:
>
>
> On Fri, Jan
On Fri, Jan 27, 2023 at 9:08 AM Paul Murray wrote:
> The thing is, CNBC could show a test pattern from roughly 7 pm to 5 am.
> What does a financial network show other than for a few hours before, after
> and during the time that the market is open?
>
> I'd rather watch Jay talk about cars he
There was a woman in a family member's past whom is mildly facially similar
to Lyonne. Said member doesn't show up here often, so he hasn't asked about
her... yet.
B
Tom Wolper, Jan 27th:
It’s a new series on Peacock from Rian Johnson starring Natasha Lyonne.
It’s a throwback to crime drama
It’s a new series on Peacock from Rian Johnson starring Natasha Lyonne.
It’s a throwback to crime drama series from decades ago like Columbo and
The Rockford Files. As usual it’s tough to get a good reading from the
pilot because there’s so much exposition to set up the characters. It seems
a good
Someday there will be a movie about what happened to FNN, and it will be
glorious
On Fri, Jan 27, 2023 at 9:25 AM Jim Ellwanger wrote:
> Back in the 1980s, one of CNBC's predecessors was known as "FNN/Score" -
> financial news during the day, sports news and talk shows at night and on
>
Back in the 1980s, one of CNBC's predecessors was known as "FNN/Score" -
financial news during the day, sports news and talk shows at night and on
weekends. (Obviously, they couldn't compete with ESPN, especially with no
actual sporting events to broadcast.)
> On Jan 27, 2023, at 9:08 AM,
Other outlets are concurrently reporting Leno was in a motorcycle accident
earlier this month, breaking a few bones.
https://www.reviewjournal.com/entertainment/entertainment-columns/kats/jay-leno-breaks-bones-in-2nd-accident-after-announcing-vegas-return-2719088/
The thing is, CNBC could show a test pattern from roughly 7 pm to 5 am.
What does a financial network show other than for a few hours before, after
and during the time that the market is open?
I'd rather watch Jay talk about cars he enjoys than a lot of the other
filler they use. If I had
After a 12-yr-old was nominated for Worst Actress (Ryan Kiera Armstrong in
Blumhouse's remake of *Firestarter*), the awards show cancelled the nom and
announced that no one under 18 would be eligible for them...
For those that saw Colbert's "Meanwhile" segment last night (@4:28), the
"Weinerman" statue resides four miles from the house.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xdiN_HQPBeI=4m28s
What wasn't mentioned was that my friend's father's restaurant caught fire a
week prior. Mr Ellison is hoping to reopen
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