The opening episode was sure packed with heat, but left me with many questions. To start, season five opened five years later. I guess the present was getting a little too predictable? Brie is up to her old tricks. Susan is as emotionally tangled as ever. Lynette is trying to tame her family as she […]
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So a group of writers sit around thinking it’ll be fun to make light of infidelity, compulsive sexual behavior, abortion, atheism, vehicular homicide. That’s how The Family Guy kicked off its 7th season last night. Wait. Come to think of it, that’s just about every episode of The Family Guy. Oh yeah, then there’s the
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I happily raised my hand to critique the new version of a show from my childhood. Knight Rider. I thought watching an old favorite that has been updated with a kick-ass car, based off a new Mustang Shelby GT500KR would be fun. But sometime over the last 20 years, KITT turned into a full-blown transformer.
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On Wednesday night, I bypassed the Prez and tuned in to watch the series premier of Gary Unmarried. I can see why his wife left him. Gary is predictable, a little boring and kind of looks like Barney Rubble. Gary is freshly divorced and has two kids. He and his wife have joint custody and
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So far I’m 2.5 hours in to the 5 hour/3 day premier of Dancing with the Stars’ 7th season. There’s another 1.5 hours of cha-chas on my DVR and I’ll tune in for a 5th hour tonight. The length of the first half of the season is the only negative about this show! Does anything
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It’s only Wednesday and I’ve already watched 3 premieres this week! I love September!!! First on the docket – Hole In The Wall, Fox’s version of a Japanese game show in which contestants basically attempt to stuff themselves through a hole in a wall that is barreling toward on them on a track. If they
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Donna Martin graduates! Donna Martin gradu…Wait! This is not the same Beverly Hills, 90210 that I know and love. How could it be without Donna Martin? Or Brandon, Dylan, Steve, David and the rest of the gang. True, in this series, a couple of kids move to the world’s most awesome zip from the Midwest,
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I couldn’t believe my eyes earlier this week. McDonald’s ran a commercial featuring Olympic Athletes who’ve been waiting and training for the Games all their lives. It was a spot that roped me in for a few seconds, and then they did what? They put a fried chicken sandwich in the Athletes’ hands. Oh my,
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What’s with the constant over-bundling of goods and services to artificially inflate the price? Do they think we’re all THAT stupid? Satellite and cable television are a good example of why this bugs me. See, I’m a simple guy. I want a few news and sports channels, some neat HD adventure and travel channels, local
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We held our first public audition for television talent as part of a new campaign for Tumbleweed Restaurants and it was very enlightening! We spent two days in the restaurants personally inviting select patrons and then sent out press releases to several media outlets. We had no idea how many would come. And for two days I
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Ed brings 15 years of traditional and digital media sales experience to the agency, giving us a perspective most agencies don’t have. When he’s not working or seeking new knowledge, Ed hangs out with his wife, two kids, two dogs, one cat, and a hamster. And yes, the cat and hamster are best friends.
