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Thursday, March 29, 2007

Then She Took Her Top Off...

Posted by Lady Glock

This is an ad for Breast Cancer Awareness. It starts off really sexy, which is the point I guess. But then it gets kind of disturbing. Anyway, it's called "Anyone."

Posted at 10:52 PM
Filed under — Television Notes

Idol Fever. You know you got it too.

Posted by Miss Behavin'

I was never really into 'American Idol' up until this year for several reasons

First of all a Mass Art alum, Nicholas Pedro, was in the top 24. Pedro got the boot pretty quickly, not that there were high hopes for this Tauton native. Sorry Nick.

Second of all they got a diverse group of contestants this year who sing in their own unique... errr...style?

Oh Sanjaya... you had me at "Girl..." *CRYYYYY* then I wiped my tears on your sisters dirty pillows.

But the main reason is that this season seems to be nothing but a big joke! There are even websites mocking 'American Idol' and promoting viewers Vote for the Worst. And if you don't know who the worst is by now watch the above video. Howard Stern is also advocating to keep Mr. Malakar on 'American Idol' through his radio audience. It's like voting for prom king and queen now-a-days... let the outcast win and just spill pigs blood all over them. So, good job America! Keep voting for the worst. You already "voted" for Bush in 2000 and 2004, why stop now?

My vote (other than Sanjaya) is for Doolittle, because all I can see when I see her singing is Shrek.

Posted at 09:17 PM
Filed under — Television Notes

Tuesday, March 13, 2007

Mohinder Suresh loves his father, loves his research and ~~loves~~ hates Sylar

Posted by El Keter ben Tzadik

The NBC network's hit show 'Heroes' will return to the public airwaves with new episodes on April 23rd and will run through May 21st, which will be this season's big two-hour season finale.

Posted at 04:00 PM
Filed under — Television Notes

R.I.P. Richard Jeni 1957-2007

Posted by Lady Glock

Comedian and actor Richard Jeni died a few days ago from a gun shot wound. I'm not sure if it has been confirmed whether or not the wound was self-inflicted.

Rest in peace...your humour will be missed.

Posted at 01:55 PM
Filed under — Television Notes

Monday, March 12, 2007

Tracy Morgan Takes The Power Back

Posted by Emeyesi

Why didn't I go see Tracy Morgan perform again recently? I am a dummy!

Don't miss Tracy Morgan...er...Jordan on '30 Rock' Thursday nights 9:30/8:30c on NBC.

Posted at 10:22 PM
Filed under — Television Notes

Sunday, March 04, 2007

Ordinary People. Ordinary Abilities.

Posted by Emeyesi

They are...Zeroes.

Posted at 12:38 AM
Filed under — Television Notes

Friday, March 02, 2007

Is network TV so easy a caveman can do it?

Posted by El Keter ben Tzadik

By now it should be a forgone conclusion that Geico's "So Easy A Caveman Can Do It" advertising campaign is one of the best series of television advertisements of all time. The phenomenon really got started with the a spot called "The Apology" from a year or two ago that featured the infamous, and heavily quoted, "I'll have the duck with the mango salsa" line. Then it totally exploded last year with the "Everywhere He Goes" spot which found the Caveman confronted with a Geico billboard in an airport, set to the tune of Røyksopp's "Remind Me." Since then a number of new spots have been broadcast which have only added to the campaign's clever mystique. But the team behind the series really upped the anty a couple of months ago when they unveiled the interactive Caveman's Crib website that gave all new insight into the high-stress lives and and upscale lifestyle of the Caveman and his friends.

The interactive website was so well-crafted that it made me wish that the Caveman and his friends had a life outside of the Geico advertising campaign. And apparently wishes sometimes come true as CHUD is reporting that the Geico Caveman may soon be the star of his very own network television series! The skinny is that the ABC network has commissioned a pilot, written by Joe Lawrence, the man behind Geico's Caveman and "Tiny House" reality TV series television ads, that would find the Caveman coping with modern life in the city of Atlanta. The premise has a lot of potential, to either totally rule, or totally suck. It all depend on wither they're going to go hip and edgy, or if they're going to go gimmicky and cutesy. I think they'll be on the right track if they follow the blueprint set by "single camera" comedies like 'My Name Is Earl,' 'The Office,' and '30 Rock.'

Here's hoping they get it right. I wouldn't want anybody to defame the legacy of the noble caveman any more than Geico already has.

Posted at 07:22 PM
Filed under — Television Notes

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