Excruciatingly slow to start. Gross ethnic stereotypes all over the place.
Last but not least, I must quote Joan Cusack:
https://youtu.be/221NeZe3cos
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Prolonging this trial (these trials) might be beneficial to Baldwin from a
legal standpoint, but the bad press of this being the only thing anybody
currently associates with Alec Baldwin isn’t going to be good for his
career and image. He shot a couple of people. Granted, he’s not Kyle
After convincing an L.A. judge to pause the civil case against him, the
criminal case is also on hold after Andrea Reed, the special prosecutor
whom also was elected to the New Mexico legislature, stepped away as the
former following accusations of constitutional conflict from the Baldwin
Kurtis has been the announcer for NPR's "Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me" since the
retirement of Carl Kasell, and AFAIK, isn't planning to stop doing that any
time soon.
David
On Tuesday, March 14, 2023 at 06:51:18 PM PDT, 'Bob Jersey' via TVorNotTV
wrote:
He is in his 80s, and his show
He is in his 80s, and his show on the Decades sidechannel wasn't the big
attraction there anyway, so Weigel is rebranding the netlet as "Catchy
Comedy!", going for full-time laughs from classics from across the... well,
you know... the new brand débuts March 27th, and here's a sampling of its
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>How many people were tuning in just to see the host get assaulted?
I’d say Matt Damon, but I still think that was him inside the “Cocaine Bear”
costume.
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My understanding is that both studios paid many millions of dollars for
those spots. They were commercials (though Disney of course was paying
itself).
Those were the worst part of the show. Ratings rebound consistent with
popular films nominated for best Pic and better performance of in theater
And I didn't see that Oscar-winning rabbit Bugs Bunny or any other Looney
Tunes characters in the WB spot (which did have a promotional consideration
credit, along with Disney). I couldn't tell if they included "The
Bachelor," Dr. Pimple-Popper or "MILF Manor" (when I saw the spot at the
Super
At least "The Little Mermaid" is actually a Disney film. The WB promo included
clips of a fair number of films they now own the rights to, but which were not
made by Warner Bros. (the most obvious example was "The Wizard of Oz").
> On Mar 14, 2023, at 12:49 PM, M-D November wrote:
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> I
I don't get why people are making such hay about Disney's "Little Mermaid"
promo. From what I saw, both of the major studios turning 100 this year -
Disney & Warners - were given a few minutes to do with as they saw fit. WB
ran a fairly generic "100 years" promo, but since Disney ran that
I tuned in to watch a bit of it, which I haven’t done for the last 20 years
at least. I thought it was well put together and moved along at a good
pace. Luckily I turned it off before the Little Mermaid promo which might
have changed my opinion.
On Tue, Mar 14, 2023 at 12:37 PM Kevin M. wrote:
How many people were tuning in just to see the host get assaulted?
On Tue, Mar 14, 2023 at 9:20 AM Steve Timko wrote:
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> https://variety.com/2023/tv/news/2023-oscar-ratings-academy-awards-audience-1235550070/
> - Oscars Draw 18.7 Million Viewers, Up 12% From Last Year
>
> This bounced when I
https://variety.com/2023/tv/news/2023-oscar-ratings-academy-awards-audience-1235550070/
- Oscars Draw 18.7 Million Viewers, Up 12% From Last Year
This bounced when I sent it last night.
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