Posted in What I'm Watching on Nov 28th, 2005
Is anyone else disturbed by the fact that Ted Nugent has a reality show? I mean, I know we had Anna Nicole Smith, and then the whole Surreal Life thing, but at least none of them pretended that there was anything more to them besides the general whackiness of watching has-beens being crazy on TV. […]
Posted in What I'm Watching on Nov 25th, 2005
“Alias,” AKA Canceled
I find this a bit surprising, not because I like the show, but because I figured a lot of other people did. This was ABC’s powerhouse drama, and I really just figured it was doing well.
I tried watching it for about half a season, but then it got moved to Thursday nights […]
Posted in Religion, What I'm Watching on Nov 23rd, 2005
God or fantasy?, via Fark
The one movie event I’m most looking forward to besides Brokeback Mountain is The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe. I guess I didn’t have any great buzz articles to go off until now, even though it’s like a total blogging sin to always use these kinds […]
Posted in What I'm Reading, What I'm Watching on Nov 21st, 2005
Newsweek has a great article (I read it in print, but you cheapos can read it here) about the movie I keep talking about — Brokeback Mountain. Long-and-short: movie about two gay cowboys who fall in love. Based on a short story which I haven’t read, but I hear it ends tragically. Stars Jake Gyllenhaal […]
Posted in Go. Now., What I'm Watching on Nov 18th, 2005
Whoa. Made me shiver… then brought a tear to my eye. (Link, via Digg)
Posted in I Just Found Out, What I'm Watching on Nov 17th, 2005
Cho returning to broadcast TV
*sigh*
Margie is, like, the most hilarious person on the planet almost. And yet she gets no love from the straight people. The funny thing is (two unintended puns in one day!), every time I show a hetero person one of her DVDs, they laugh their asses off. So why is […]
Posted in What I'm Watching on Nov 17th, 2005
Well, whadya know? These people can act!
Commander in Chief flipped-up the format a little with “Rubie Dubidoux and Brown Bound Express.” Most notably, we got a new title format: no more “First…” anything. I was a little surprised by this, because I figured that it would only be poetic to follow that through to […]
