Downton Abbey meets Deadwood, set in Russia, with decent if not macabre
jokes and senseless acts of violence... characters and storylines are very
cheesy daytime soap opera caliber. For Hulu, it is ambitious.
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By pure luck, I'm up, and it's after 11:00 PM ET so...
First off, the heartiest of congratulations! Helluva comeback!
What I want to desperately know is what Ben was thinking when they revealed
Nancy's wager. Because I was looking at the clock watching live and I
thought to myself as they went
I agree that the most important thing is how they deal with errors. I
disagree That Farrow does this better than most. Indeed I think he deals
with it worse than most at main stream news outlets. He has failed to even
admit several of his mistakes, much less retract and correct them.
To be fair,
Just in case any members of the list didn't get a chance to see Ben on today's
"Jeopardy!"...
http://www.ellwanger.tv/temp/jeopardy20200518.mp4
(I'll probably only keep this up for a couple of days.)
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> On May 18, 2020, at 7:24 PM, Brad Beam wrote:
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> On a sidelight – and maybe Jim can explain it – throughout tonight’s episode
> I also received the closed-captioning from an episode of “Wheel of Fortune.”
I worked in captioning back in the Analog Era, and I know things are different
Farrow’s biggest gaffe as a journalist was his very personal attack on
Woody Allen. I’m not arguing the validity of his claims, but no real
reporter can maintain objectivity in such a case. He would’ve been better
served offering himself as a source for a different journalist.
That said, every
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>To be *abundantly* clear: there was *never* an intent to post *anything* about
>the content of the episode prior to 11:00 PM ET/8:00 PM PT. Since here in
>Chicago it airs at 3:30, I tuned in at 3:27
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Of Joe Hass
>To be *abundantly* clear: there was *never* an intent to post *anything* about
>the content of the episode prior to 11:00 PM ET/8:00 PM PT.
And in case anyone’s curious, this covers Alaska (6p/10p
To be *abundantly* clear: there was *never* an intent to post *anything*
about the content of the episode prior to 11:00 PM ET/8:00 PM PT. Since
here in Chicago it airs at 3:30, I tuned in at 3:27 only to see Governor
Pritzker's face and thought "Oh, you've gotta be *kidding* me! I'm gonna
miss
The West Coast contingent likely doesn’t get it until 7:30 Pacific.
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> On May 18, 2020, at 5:04 PM, Jon Delfin wrote:
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>
> And some of us get it at 7 ET, but are spending that hour solving British
> crossword puzzles and so don't watch until later. (What, just me?)
>
And some of us get it at 7 ET, but are spending that hour solving British
crossword puzzles and so don't watch until later. (What, just me?)
On Mon, May 18, 2020 at 4:52 PM Doug Fields wrote:
> No spoilers. Some of us don’t get our new episodes until 7:30pm Eastern.
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> Doug Fields
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No spoilers. Some of us don’t get our new episodes until 7:30pm Eastern.
Doug Fields
Tampa, FL
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I'd like to thank the governor of
I'd like to thank the governor of Illinois for wrapping up perfectly at
3:30 so I didn't miss anything except Ben's introduction.
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The most recent "Bachelorette" and "DWTS" winner was live-rapping a DaBaby
song containing the term on Instagram Sat. night, then deleted both the
clip and an intervening one where she initially wanted to blame her
brother, for what, I can't figure out...
In several of its venues, observing strict safety protocols... the USA (the
country *and* the NBCU-owned network) version awaits clearance from
Hawai'i, but other locations are being explored...
https://variety.com/2020/tv/news/banijay-quarantine-temptation-island-coronavirus-1234609430/
The pub-radio great planned to have Holland America Lines' *Veendam* sail
from Florida for the Caribbean two months ago, sold to the last cabin last
year, but impending virus restrictions scrubbed the trip... NYT sez GK will
only partially refund, eventually...
I watched the first season for a half hour this morning. It is strangely
compelling. A lot of credit to the announcer (maybe he can do the Jeopardy
gig).
On Mon, May 18, 2020 at 9:54 AM Tom Wolper wrote:
> On Mon, May 18, 2020 at 9:17 AM 'Bob Jersey' via TVorNotTV <
>
We haven't lost a soap in years. But they all play in primetime, or early
primetime anyway, so audiences remain decent-ish.
As it happens, Eastenders is supposed to be rebuilding their set, and one
of the things they were going to do was increase the scale everywhere.
Viewers wouldn't notice, but
Ken Osmond, no kin to the Utah family... griped openly about being typecast
after his "Beaver" days, so he joined the LAPD and grew a mustache to be
less recognizable... led a class-action suit against the actors' union in
the 2000s over foreign residuals... and was offended when people
I heard that they were restarting production on Eastenders with these new
guidelines in place, which prompted three thoughts:
1) Eastenders is still a thing? JEZUS.
2) Is the Queen Vic (?) set large enough to do proper social distancing?
3) Eastenders without kissing or fighting? What's the
On Mon, May 18, 2020 at 9:17 AM 'Bob Jersey' via TVorNotTV <
tvornottv@googlegroups.com> wrote:
> A 'toob-streaming marble-racing provider. Read till the end.
>
>
> https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/last-week-tonight-john-oliver-cautions-hasty-return-sports-1294948
> (link)
>
In the
On Sat, May 16, 2020 at 3:48 PM Kevin M. wrote:
> This is sad news... Maron has been talking about Lynn a lot on his live
> Instagram stories, joking that she’s somehow managed to get sick from
> something not Covid related.
>
It was incredibly sad and I was shocked that there was a new episode
> "My voice belongs to no one but me, and I’m not running for president —
> this year," Pullman told *The Hollywood Reporter*.
>
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/bill-pullman-responds-donald-trumps-altered-independence-day-clip-1294926
(link)
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> commissioning networks, must consider when planning to produce. Those are:
> specifically consider people at higher risk of harm; heighten precautions
> for everyone at work; reduce the number of people involved;
IYC... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dM0qCW8gBe4 (link)
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> Director Lynn Shelton, known for the films "Humpday" and "Your Sister's
> Sister" and the series "Little Fires Everywhere," died Friday at 54 in Los
> Angeles.
She died of a previously undiagnosed blood disorder, said her
> representative, Adam Kersh.
> Her partner, the comedian and actor
With Weinstein, Farrow was a David who slew Goliath. Since then the quality of
his villains has declined. At least twice I saw him having to explain why his
target's actions were bad. He ran out of obvious targets. It reminds me of
Siskel and Ebert saying the quality of Bond films was
Farrow lost any credibility for me when he went after his alleged father
and ignored any evidence that cleared him in favor of concentrating on
rumor, innuendo, and the poison his mother had injected into many of her
children's minds.
--Dave Sikula
On Monday, May 18, 2020 at 12:14:56 AM
Ben Smith in this NYT Piece gets squarely at an issue that has been
discussed indirectly in several ways on this list over last few years. I
strongly recommend reading in its entirety (a few fair use excerpt ps
follow below).
I think it gets to the real threat to the credibility of television
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