This week...
Everybody still loves Globetrotters, and everybody still hates lawyers.
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My pick for tonight: Wow, did I completely miss posting on Monday? Lame. I'm sorry if you were depending on me. Hopefully you found your TV news someplace else. (But never go back there. You're mine now.) But my picks are the dancing shows, of course.
Well it was a crazy week in the world of late night television! Conan O'Brien came back on Monday from his head injury, and showed everyone the cringe-inducing accident from Friday's Tonight Show taping.
Sorry for the delay in reviewing, folks. I blame the car thieves in Calgary.
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My pick for this weekend: Battles of the Blades on CBC on Sunday, obviously.
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As a regional manager, Michael has learned that it is important, but difficult to keep his staff happy. Jim on the other hand, would rather take an approach that he views as different and better. In his inclination to believe in the superiority of his ideas, Jim managed to completely upset the employees, and to create more unproductivity.
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My pick for tonight: Oh hey there October, where'd you come from? Um, I would pick to watch hockey if my cable was hooked up yet. Unfortunately, it is not, so I will resort to watching my roommates unpack. As for you, reader, have you checked out Community yet? I'm really curious to know how it is.
What's On Tonight? - Wednesday, September 30
Posted by: Ariana • September 30, 2009 @ 3:23pm
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It seems that lately we've been seeing a more emotional, vulnerable side of Sheldon. To be honest, I like it. Last night's Big Bang Theory saw Sheldon actually lose a scientific bet and have to swallow his pride. His continued grappling with emotion contrasted against his hilariously mindboggling inability to yet feel empathy for others in the same circumstances is oddly endearing.
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