Longtime set designer for SNL and The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
Three-time Tony winner for set design (including "Wicked") and member of
the American Theater Hall of Fame.
He was 83.
Lorne has said that when he came to New York in 1974 for the meetings that
first led to SNL, he was a
Reports now suggest that Warner Bros. Discovery is going to keep what is
now called HBO Max and Discovery+ separate.
https://deadline.com/2023/02/warner-bros-discovery-abandons-plan-to-merge-hbo-max-discovery-plus-streaming-1235253134/
Basically it seems that current Discovery+ subscribers are un
Our house probably watches Discovery more than HBO. My wife likes anything
“true crime” no matter how poorly produced (and most are poorly produced),
and we both like animal focused documentaries. This week we’ve been
watching “The Zoo” about the behind the scenes world of the San Diego Zoo
and Saf
"It will instead continue offering the latter as a stand-alone product as
it moves forward with the springtime launch of a comprehensive service
featuring programming from HBO Max and Discovery+."
Read: It's still going to bring Discovery+ programming over to (HBO)Max,
but Disco+ will remain as
*raises hand*
I know I'm in the minority here, but I really enjoyed the original run of
@midnight and was not happy when CC pulled it, so I'm glad to see it coming
back in some form.
I do have concerns that having the show air on CBS will tone down some of
the humor, but I can see the panel r
I'll admit that I liked it, too, although I only watched occasionally (mainly
when a comedian I really liked was among the "competitors").
I wonder if the new version is going to open with the host saying "It's 12:36
and 59 seconds."
> On Feb 8, 2023, at 11:21 AM, M-D November wrote:
>
> *ra
isn't Hardwick under contract with NBC? it might be that simple
On Wed, Feb 8, 2023 at 3:53 PM Jim Ellwanger wrote:
> I'll admit that I liked it, too, although I only watched occasionally
> (mainly when a comedian I really liked was among the "competitors").
>
> I wonder if the new version is go
On Wed, Feb 8, 2023 at 11:21 AM M-D November wrote:
> *raises hand*
>
> I know I'm in the minority here, but I really enjoyed the original run of
> @midnight and was not happy when CC pulled it, so I'm glad to see it coming
> back in some form.
>
> I do have concerns that having the show air on C
I was also a fan of @midnight and I’m even a fan of Chris Hardwick. I liked
@midnight for the same reason I liked Lights Out With David Spade. It gave
me a chance to see a bunch of new comedians.
Hardwick’s company helped produce @midnight. It was part of his empire that
included his podcast and Ne
https://about.netflix.com/en/news/an-update-on-sharing
Well, Netflix is rolling out the new rules on password sharing In
Canada and other places.
I'll let you know how it goes. I have one device at a different location
(cottage), plus 2 adult children at their own places. Kinda pisses me of
Will be most interested in your experience. I still am not clear how they
are differentiating between me watching from a hotel TV in a different
state, or from my iPad in a different state (which they say they allow) and
my daughter watching from her own TV in a different state?
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