Television
Just a quick note to point out that Burn Notice and My Boys are new tonight, along with various reality fare (So You Think You Can Dance, America's Best Dance Crew, My Life on the D-List, something called The Works: Beer on HISTORY, and of course Shark Week continues.) Also, TCM will air Michael Caine movies all day tomorrow.
The group song this week is The Who's "My Generation." It's not bad, exactly, but it is pretty annoying. Of course, the song itself is annoying no matter who sings it.
The most exciting thing that happens is Sebastian stands on the judges' table and sings "I hope you die before I get old" to Zack. No, I lied.
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Gavin Rossdale is mentoring our eight intrepid performers on this, Unplugged Week. And what a fine job he does.
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LATE SHOW WITH DAVID LETTERMAN
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Will my first real predictions of the season hold up? Can I set a better track record with this Top 10 than any before? Let's see...
But first, let's see that group medley.
Let me just preface this by saying that this episode put me in a bad mood, and I blame Ben Mulroney. I don't know what's up with him this season, but he's extra irritating, instead of the usual annoying-but-he's-ours endearing type of irritating. He's all pause-y and twitchy and stumbly and blinky and... distracted.
The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences announced the nominess for the 60th Primetime Emmy Awards on Thursday morning. Critically-acclaimed darling Mad Men, airing on cable channel AMC, took in 16 nominations including Best Drama and Lead Actor in a Drama Series (star Jon Hamm).
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