I have been to the church of Levi Kreis and the gospel is simple. Love yourself! The last stop of his SideXSide Tour at Joe's Pub in NYC was electrifying and amazing! Levi is astonishing. Listen, you can sit there and say, 'great show,' but that's simply not enough.
TV on DVD Releases, for Tuesday, March 8, 2011:
- The Walking Dead: Season One;
- McMillan & Wife: Season 3;
- Dalziel & Pascoe: Season Three;
- Judge John Deed: Season 3;
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Mystery Science Theater 3000: Vol.
Oscar Coverage: Mike Walkey's 2011 Academy Awards Round-Up
Posted by: Mike Walkey • March 1, 2011 @ 3:03pm
Where was Ricky Gervais when we needed him?! Shame on you Hollywood for being too sensitive and ostracizing the acid-tongued Brit comic after the Golden Globes. At least he told actual jokes!
What I witnessed Sunday evening had to be the most awkwardly boring Oscar telecast I have ever watched.
TV on DVD New Releases, for March 1, 2011:
- Reboot: Seasons 1 and 2;
- Murder Investigation Team: Series 1;
- Leave it to Beaver: Season 6;
- Cake Boss: Season 3;
- WWE: Royal Rumble 2011;
- Pioneers of Television: Season 2;
- Ned's Declassified School Survival: Season 2;
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NHL:
Although it may look like the present with Walter still driving his beaver panel station wagon, but the cheesy hair styles and terrible clothing all point to the 80's. Fringe gets to recycle their vintage version of an opening title sequence from last season in this week's flash back episode, "Subject 13".
Just when the Winchesters have a slow night and a chance to catch their breath, Balthazar walks in.
It turns out that having some magical champagne can be much worse for than sipping down kryptonite Crystal when it comes to having a double bachelor party evening in Metropolis.
Oscar Coverage: Predictions for the 83rd Annual Academy Awards
Posted by: Elizabeth Hughes Belzil • February 26, 2011 @ 4:55pm
With expectations of sunshine and celebrities, the ShowbizMonkeys.com team descended from their respective northern perches to cover the 83rd Annual Academy Awards in Hollywood, California.
Exporting Raymond is a really enjoyable, funny documentary following the escapades of Phil Rosenthal, the creator of Everybody Loves Raymond, as he attempts to win the comedy cold war by selling and adapting Raymond to the Russian networks.
The material that has been carried over from the BBC version of The Office has become increasingly less over the years. Yet, there remains some storyline that has still not been covered in the American version.
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