A few random thoughts:
I will be filing my review of the Emmys late Sunday night. My opinions will not be influenced by the fact that I’m not nominated again this year.
It must be Oscar season. The two big theatres in Westwood that are across the street from each other are showing BEERFEST and SNAKES ON A PLANE.
Welcome to network television, Tina Fey. You had to fire your best friend and replace her with the more attractive but way less funny Jane Krakowski.
And does it bother you, Tina, that NBC is promoting the snot out of the Aaron Sorkin show (which is essentially your exact same premise) and hardly anything for yours?
If MISSION IMPOSSIBLE 3 took in $200,000,000 do you think Tom Cruise’s erratic behavior would have still been unacceptable to Paramount?
American Airline’s slogan should be “We apologize for the inconvenience.” I wouldn’t mind so much if their agents even PRETENDED to give a shit.
I’m glad PRISON BREAK is back. But why don’t they just retitle it THE FUGITIVES?
David Letterman is still funny.
The new gay cable network is rerunning IT’S ALL RELATIVE. There’s $3,25 in residuals I never thought I’d see.
I hope the theme for this year’s EMMYS is not the great talking animal shows.
Hi Ken
ReplyDeleteWhat did you think aaron sorkin's new show, and how did it compare with tina fey's? i thought aaron's new show wasn't as great as the pilot for his west wing which had a killer ending. This new one, actually started with a high, the judd hirsch giving his i'm mad as hell speech, and then it kinda slowed down - the story was pretty thin for the pilot.
I liked "It's All Relative" if its any consolation at all...
ReplyDeleteBefore Beerfest was released, the theatres in Westwood were showing World Trade Center and Snakes on a Plane. Wow.
ReplyDeleteyou know why paramount fired Tom Cruise, right?
ReplyDelete...it's cuz their *thetons* are out of CONTROL.
once they start using their E-meters again, they'll rehire him.
I will dance a jig naked in downtown whatever town I am in on the day American Airlines goes out of business. I hope there is a place in hell for every executive who flew that misserable airline into the ground.
ReplyDeleteAnd does it bother you, Tina, that NBC is promoting the snot out of the Aaron Sorkin show (which is essentially your exact same premise) and hardly anything for yours?
ReplyDeleteShe'll feel better when that show falls flat on its ass. Which it will.
I think Letterman started to mail it in right after his quadruple bypass surgery.
ReplyDeleteWe didn't even get a chance to miss Bradley Whitford since he never went away. It's good to see Steven Weber back on primetime.
Tom Cruise may finance his next project. It's about a bi-polar dude in his mid-forties who shuns traditional medicine and pioneers a still controversial couch jumping therapy that's way ahead of it's time.