Not limited to artists who sit in with the Late Show Band for a weeklong
'residency,' this latest Commercial Breakdown is a cover of Stevie Wonder's
'Higher Ground' from the September 28 show, when Clyde and Gracie Lawrence sat
in with the band.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PmoTWox-23c
Oh. My. This show might be the worst thing I’ve ever seen. I cannot decide
if the acting is worse than the writing or vice-versa. Whoever conceived of
this unholy abomination has never read a book or watched a movie or is even
remotely aware about the Wild West. It’s like a small town community
I'm honestly startled to see it's that popular, since it's a truly terrible
show. Poor writing, basic direction, ugly cinematography, and miserable
characters. What's to like?
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Lorne Michaels has a two-part interview on the “Fly on the Wall” podcast
with Dana Carvey and David Spade. Although the two 50-minute episodes could
easily be trimmed to one 70-minute episode if they took out all the Lorne
butt-kissing, it’s still worth listening to for Lorne’s perspective. He
Gross, man!
[M-D November's screen shot, by reference]
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Tell me about it. I finally heard this week from a food truck that had been
missing from this year's Allentown Fair (north of a month ago)
Gmail addy... boy, am I glad I don't use them directly...
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Dino R. Alexander, Oct 11th:
> Apologies. I’m getting my laptop mail sorted and apparently THIS
Nearly a billion dollars awarded to the families of the victims.
https://apnews.com/article/shootings-school-connecticut-conspiracy-alex-jones-3f579380515fdd6eb59f5bf0e3e1c08f
On Fri, Aug 5, 2022 at 4:35 PM Kevin M. wrote:
> Jury decides Jones must pay another $45.2 million in punitive
Once we got to Richard Simmons DreamMaker, I basically gave up on daytime
talk.
In the age of streaming content, I fail to see the appeal of poorly
produced, low quality content, not just for daytime or housewives but for
any demographic at any time of day. I suppose if you just need background
Hearkening back to the days of dual-use stadia, Seattle has a possible
problem on Sunday.
Should the Mariners (currently down 1-0) make it to a Game 4 at home, the
Seahawks game across the street will shift to a 5:30 ET kickoff. (First
pitch is at 3:07.)
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I think over my lifetime daytime television has shifted a fair amount, whereas
late night was typically a talk show and syndicated/rerun programming over the
same period of time. The changes there were in how many talk shows there
were/are.
Both game shows and soap operas have shrank
I respect that lots of people like programming that I don’t (and Vice
versa), but not why linear television seems more resistant to rampant
decline in some day parts and not others.
You seem to be suggesting that age is a factor; the older audiences who
watch TV in the day are less likely to cut
Different audiences for different times--and you and I are not the target
audiences for those shows.
Another main difference is that Colbert and Fallon don't do cooking and
fashion segments (well, if Colbert does, it's either Martha Stewart or his
friend Jose Andres), which to a certain extent
I don’t know or care anything about daytime broadcast television; I have
been off work for 9 weeks and never once had a thought about tuning in to
sample it*. But I am interested in the claim made by this article that
daytime talk shows are still a going concern.
When Trevor Noah announced he was
Around 125 positions unfilled, 80 employees laid off, equally divided
between Warners' three TV divisions (scripted, unscripted, animation), most
of the scripted layoffs in a digital shorts division and workshops for new
writing and directing talent (read women, BiPOCs, LGBTQs), the animation
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On Wednesday, October 12, 2022 at 9:35:14 AM UTC-4 PGage wrote:
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> On Tue, 4 Oct 2022 at 6:39 AM 'Bob Jersey' via TVorNotTV <
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>> Oz opponent Lt Gov John
Effective repurposing of an old joke by Winston Churchill and others…
On Tue, 4 Oct 2022 at 6:39 AM 'Bob Jersey' via TVorNotTV <
tvornottv@googlegroups.com> wrote:
> Oz opponent Lt Gov John Fetterman, and/or the Democratic Senatorial
> Campaign Committee who placed the advert, tried to
On Wed, Oct 12, 2022 at 5:56 AM PGage wrote:
> Oh that’s a great experience, I love when that happens.
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I recommend the James Garner movie “Marlowe” for those who want to be
amazed at the supporting cast. Huge names in tiny roles, playing their
parts as though they were the leads.
I have
Oh that’s a great experience, I love when that happens. I have seen “The
Thin Man” film several times, and recently decided to plow through the rest
of the series, and was blown away to see a young famous face in the third
lead (well, maybe fourth after the dog).
On Wed, 12 Oct 2022 at 5:37 AM
I did not know she was going to be in the movie.I had no idea who was
in the movie.I searched the nether regions of the internet for a
"Betamax" copy of the movie, obtained it, added it to my Plex server, and
then watched it. I didn't even look at the cast nor the poster.
First time I
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