Here we go, boys and girls. Not sure how this is going to work, but it ain't going to work by me creating topics for everyone's favorite show. (Just thought I should say that up front!)
I'm currently getting hooked by John from Cincinnati. I actually bought HBO last night in time to watch the re-run of Ep3, so now that I'm paying for it,dammit, I'm going to watch it. That's the only time my TV is on, though. Just can't bring myself to sit in front of the box and be 'entertained'.
Still my favorite faux news program. Did anyone see the guy who pushed (through the Freedom of Information Act) to get the CIA "Family Jewles" released. How many main stream news shows even gave the story more than a moment air time? I don't care what coolwhipdude said, it's a BETTER news show than most.
"All energy flows according to the whims of the Great Magnet. What a fool I was to defy him."
...thanks Izzy for the new forum.
"All energy flows according to the whims of the Great Magnet. What a fool I was to defy him."
and I like the Daily Show too. I guess if I'm going to watch TV at all, I should add that to the list. I haven't seen Daily Show alot, but what I've seen has been incredibly good.
I like The Daily Show as well (learn how to spell Golden Road you hack) but the writing has gone a bit down hill after Steven left and started his own (and better) show. No slouch as far as guests on that show either. My recent favorite was author Daniel Pinchbeck. And those bears, we have to get them under control. Where's Homeland Security when you need them?
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one of the funniest shows ever made, I dream of Jeanie.
that Roger Healy was a real card. it was a total stoner, stumble-bum, SITUATION comedy...
poor old Dr. Bellows; he must have thought someone dosed him.
I Dream of Jeanie.
Oh yeah, we did "Dream of Jeanie", sometimes several times a day (before sindication, seedless pot and Viagra, too - wink ;)
"Do you like sex, Mr. Lebowski?"
"I was talking about my rug...."
The Pinchbeck interview was good. GRTUD probably liked the special effects Steven used prior to him introducing his guest (Steven really introduces his self in a faux stab at the prime time pundits, if you haven't seen the show - actually funny) that reminded him of his good times before becoming "a family man".
If you really want to see a great interview, casting a net across the dark waters of our times, check out Jon Stewart's interview with Philip Zimbardo, author of "The Lucifer Effect" and conductor of the infamous Stanford Prison Experiment in 1971. My only complaint of the show, in these situatinns, with these type guests, is they should shelve all the stupid kid stuff (phoney interviews and commentary) and make the interview longer than 6 - 8 mins. I understand that they can attract political heavyweights by sticking to this format but someone like Zimbardo deserved the entire half hour because he knows what causes situations like many of the political fiascos in progress now. That said, I did some follow up and have found his web site to be very informative. http://www.lucifereffect.com
"All energy flows according to the whims of the Great Magnet. What a fool I was to defy him."
yeah... cartoons...
some o' my faves (some no longer in syndication...)-
1) space ghost coast to coast
2) pink panther
3) fairly oddparents
4) h.r. pufnstuf
5) jonny quest
6) road runner
7) adult swim
8) the banana splits
9) the beatles
10) the simpsons
Although I like most every show listed above (and would have listed them myself, had the hackster not used the Vulcan "Mind Melt" and divulged this information first) I would like to include South Park.
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Posted: July 1, 2007 - 10:54am
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