Here’s how syndication can wring every last laugh — and cent — out of a decent television show. When looking at my TiVo season pass for “Will and Grace,” I discovered that the show, in the next two weeks, airs a whopping 101 times. Only two of those are new episodes.
Now, I like Will and Grace… but if I have to see another episode for the 32nd time, I think I will scream.
Phone companies just burn me up. They’ve been nickel and diming us out of huge sums of money, collectively, since… well, for a long time. Think back to the days when you were not allowed to buy a telephone [more...]
I'm watching CNN coverage of the shootings at Virginia Tech. I miss Bernard Shaw. News is no longer news; it is simply filler for promos and self-promotion.
I was hoping it was a joke when I came across the title for an upcoming Fox show a little while ago; but — it comes on this week: It might have been called “Extreme Impalement,” but in reality, the [more...]
Heh. Yes, I’ve seen each episode enough times that every other sentence out of my mouth is actually a “Will & Grace” line. Either that or some blatant reference (“It’s like that ‘Will & Grace’ episode where…”).