Late night talk show guests: January 31-February 6
Posted by: Paul Little • January 31, 2011 @ 4:10pm
It's a brand new week and February's right around the corner! How are all my fellow late night talk show fans doing?
Once again, there's not too much to discuss in the late night game. Conan's ratings have been solid if not spectacular, keeping up with the cable competition of The Daily Show while a bit behind Leno and Letterman on network TV.
So the big news this week is of course the Oscar nominations, causing people like me to over-analyze everything. Who can blame us? The Academy Awards is our Superbowl. I will be making observations about the Oscar race for the next couple of weeks.
TV on DVD Releases for Tuesday, February 1, 2011:
- Airwolf: Season 4;
- Single Handed: Set 1;
- Garrows Law Series;
- Initial D: Second Stage;
- Zalman King's Body Language: Complete First Season;
- Saturday Night Live: The Best of Chris Farley (repack);
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Saturday Night LIve: The Best of Joh
Though he has been a vampire for over a hundred years, Damon must face the hard truth that losing someone you care about doesn't get easier with time.
After Rose was bitten by Jules it seemed as if the bite of a werewolf was quite as deadly as it seemed, that is until the bite didn't heal and only got worse.
Well it's been over a month since Fringe went on their holiday break, and what better way to return than a little bit of time travel and some Doc Brown. Just minus the DeLorean.
Pictures in an Empty Room: Childhood Movie Trauma
Posted by: Lawrence Lee • January 28, 2011 @ 2:11am
A few years ago, a co-worker told me that he was afraid of clowns. This phobia piqued my interest, and I asked him how clowns could possibly scare him. He told me that when he was young, he watched It, and ever since then, he was terrified of clowns.
Michael was waiting for the elevator. The door opened. David Brent, the former general manager of the Wernam-Hogg Slough branch greeted Michael as he walked into the hallway. Michael picked up on the accent, and asked David if he is British. David's defensiveness came up, as he asked Michael if he was picking on him.
Oscar nominations: The King's Speech receives 12 noms, with True Grit, The Social Network, and Inception close behind
Posted by: Paul Little • January 25, 2011 @ 9:26am
The 83rd Annual Academy Awards are coming up on February 27th, and with one month to go until the biggest awards show in entertainment, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences this morning announced the Oscar nominations bright and early.
TV on DVD Releases for January 25, 2011:
- Little Mosque on the Prairie: Season 4;
- Matlock: The Sixth Season;
- Glee: Season 2, Volume 1;
- MI-5: Volume 8;
- Justified: Season 1;
- Pie in the Sky: Series 4;
- Sacred Blacksmith: The Complete Series (Limited Edition);
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The Agatha Chr
Book Review: "Zombie Spaceship Wasteland" by Patton Oswalt
Posted by: Aaron Graham • January 22, 2011 @ 1:55am
Thanks to ceaseless reruns, it's likely that the majority of this country's population is most familiar with Patton Oswalt via his past sitcom regularity as Spence on The King of Queens.
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