Well, not hates exactly... he does call it “a fairly engaging book that
might set some industry tongues wagging. But it's no The Late Shift.
The reviewer is Ed Bark, former TV critic for the Dallas Morning News.
It was only market 151. There are more exotic locals that are smaller
markets, such as Rapid City (RIP Tom), Lima, OH, Bend Oregon, and Juneau AK.
Not to mention Glendive, MT, the smallest TV market there is.
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Mr. Clemente will be on The Today Show tomorrow.
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TheWrap: The Golden Globes, pretty much by default due to the Winter
Olympics and as-a-result-rescheduled Oscars, will be held Jan 12th next
year.http://www.thewrap.com/movies/article/golden-globes-will-be-held-sunday-jan-12-next-year-86521
*Dexter* will begin its final season June 30th...
M-D November, in part:
2) catwalk shot angled down to shoot through the scrim during Dave's dash
to stage left
Does he do this consistently? -- BOB
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Just watched it and loved it all. It really reminds me of the old Late
Night opens. And I like the new introduction as well by Kalter.
Total sidebar: when I walk from my office to the bar for One Drink
Wednesday, I play the old LN theme on repeat. It works very nicely.
On Mon, Apr 22, 2013 at
All I could think of as I watched the new opening was a memo some CBS
exec undoubtedly sent to Dave, asking him to run through the crowd
shaking and high fiving the hands of audience members.
On Tue, Apr 23, 2013 at 8:49 AM, Joe Hass hassgoc...@gmail.com wrote:
Just watched it and loved it all.
Yes, the dash to stage left happens every night. I think it's been touched
on here before - IIRC, it has something to do with the fact that the
dressing rooms at the Ed Sullivan are off Stage Right, but Dave is most
comfortable entering from upstage left (dating back to the NBC show).
On
Kalter's been doing the modified introduction (From the heart of Broadway,
broadcasting across the nation and around the world...) for a few weeks
now, albeit over the old opening titles. I'm glad they rewrote it - I
always thought the old intro (From New York - the greatest city in the
The interesting thing is, Dave himself didn't do anything different. The
dash to up-left, the entrance, hitting his mark were exactly as he's done
for god-knows-how-long. But it's pretty amazing how a little thing like
changing up the camera angles can make a difference.
(Also, since Dave
AJ Clemente was also the butt of Dave's top 10 list. Naturally, both Sue
What the f**k are you doing? Simmons and Ernie Keep f**king that
chicken Anastos were namedropped.
On Tuesday, April 23, 2013 9:32:36 AM UTC-4, MelissaP wrote:
Mr. Clemente will be on The Today Show tomorrow.
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On Tuesday, April 23, 2013 1:03:17 PM UTC-4, M-D November wrote:
Kalter's been doing the modified introduction (From the heart of
Broadway, broadcasting across the nation and around the world...) for a
few weeks now, albeit over the old opening titles. I'm glad they rewrote
it - I
Watching this, I was reminded of the old rumors (circa Late Night) that
Dave supposedly demanded that the camera cut away from him to Paul when he
walked from down center to the desk because he thought his ass was
photographed too big.
--Dave Sikula
On Monday, April 22, 2013 8:44:57 PM
M-D November, to moi:
Yes, the dash to stage left happens every night. I think it's been
touched on here before - IIRC, it has something to do with the fact that
the dressing rooms at the Ed Sullivan are off Stage Right, but Dave is most
comfortable entering from upstage left (dating
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From: Terry Knab te...@knab.us
It was only market 151. There are more exotic locales that are smaller
markets, such as Rapid City (RIP Tom), Lima, OH, Bend Oregon, and Juneau
AK.
Not to mention Glendive, MT, the smallest TV market there is.
Although Morgantown
The TV station streaming service has announced that it will expand to
Boston on May 22, as part of a planned rollout to 22 other cities (it
currently only operates in NY), despite threats of litigation and more by
the networks:
Have just noticed two new things in NBC's promos:
1. The voiceover is putting the network in front of the titles, just like
ABC's V/Os: NBC's 'The Voice,' NBC's 'Revolution,' NBC's 'The Tonight
Show With Jay Leno,' etc. Of course, the only time it's an actual title
is NBC's Saturday Night
I've been noticing the Watch it live line in the promos... I wasn't sure
if it was to encourage immediate watching or to tell people that if they
watch live, that's the time to watch.
On Tue, Apr 23, 2013 at 5:22 PM, Mark Jeffries spotligh...@gmail.comwrote:
Have just noticed two new things in
CBS flack retweeting The Wrap's Tim Molloy's link tweet: And we will be
there to sue them:
http://www.thewrap.com/tv/column-post/cbs-rep-aereos-boston-expansion-we-will-be-there-sue-them-87321
On Tuesday, April 23, 2013 5:14:50 PM UTC-5, Mark Jeffries wrote:
The TV station streaming service
On Tue, Apr 23, 2013 at 3:27 PM, Ben Combee ben.com...@gmail.com wrote:
I've been noticing the Watch it live line in the promos... I wasn't sure
if it was to encourage immediate watching or to tell people that if they
watch live, that's the time to watch.
Apparently dead viewers aren't
John King's mea culpa regarding last week's botched CNN coverage:
http://www.politico.com/blogs/media/2013/04/cnns-john-king-boston-blunder-embarrassing-162389.html
In this case we had two reputable sources -- one of mine, one of a
colleague's of mine -- who have been reliable in the past, who
If you just want the news, skip to the bottom of this message.
When I was nine, our family moved to the suburbs of Chicago. All of our
extended family was in the Detroit area. This meant frequent travel back and
forth from Chicago to Detroit. Usually when we traveled, it was on a Friday
night
On Tue, Apr 23, 2013 at 6:56 PM, Joe Hass hassgoc...@gmail.com wrote:
If you just want the news, skip to the bottom of this message.
When I was nine, our family moved to the suburbs of Chicago. All of our
extended family was in the Detroit area. This meant frequent travel back and
forth from
Really great post Joe. Thanks.
I remember that episode well also. Didn't they have subsequent callbacks to
the poker game in subsequent episodes (though not with the same structure)?
Arbus was wonderful in that role - and I suppose his voice has always been
one of those in the back of my mind as
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