Posted on 04/11/2009 2:33:54 PM PDT by Fishtalk
Couple of TV reviews this week. First-“The Unusuals”, a cop show that should appeal to both men and women with its, eh, unusual cops, humorous storylines, and very believable scripting.
Second-“Surviving Suburbia” with he who looks like the guy most likely to live in this suburbia we are to believe he despises, his hip and happening self, Bob Saget.
I go into a rant about this dumb show and my rants are not to be missed.
Finally an update on “The Celebrity Apprentice” of 4/5/09, viral videos, over-exposure of those Rivers people, and scripting too dumb to believe.
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Other Blog posts this week:Tina Fey is an angry woman and it shows, unfortunately, in her acting in the film “Baby Mama”, reviewed in this Blog post.
The movie has its funny moments but it’s no great paean to thought and morals, make no mistake. It’s definitely a chick flick, let us not mislead.
The biggest surprise is the role played by Steve Martin!
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There were a few surprises in the bottom three on American's Idol Birthday night-4/7/09.
In fact, the contender sent packing was only following the advice of vaunted Judge Abdul.
A review of AI 09's birthday night, a prediction of the top 5, the video your DVR failed to record, the top three and worst performance of the night.
All with pics and videos you'll find nowhere else on the Internet.
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He staples his scrotum to his leg for giggles and grins and now he dances horrifically. And yet he stays around while others must dance off to stay in the contest.
A football player and singer fall to the bottom two, one goes home, yet Steve-O hangs in there on Paso Doble/Viennese Waltz night on 2009 “Dancing With the Stars”
All with pics and videos you'll find nowhere else on the Internet.
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