Showing posts with label Television. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Television. Show all posts

Monday, January 19, 2009

Battlestar Galactica Recap: 'Sometimes A Great Notion'

On Screen Junkies: Battlestar Galactica Recap - 'Sometimes A Great Notion'

What happens when the dream you've based your entire life upon turns out to be a cruel, cruel lie? Sometimes you give up. You jump into the river, let it take you where it will.

Friday, August 15, 2008

TV Shows of My Life

On Medialoper: TV Shows of My Life

Essentially, it’s a list of best TV show debuts for every year I’ve been alive.

When researching — Wikipedia, naturally — I determined that the absolute nadir of American television was the 1980s, which is no surprise to anybody who lived through it. On the other hand, there is no doubt that we entered a golden age in 1999, which lasted until the great HBO shows all ended.

Wednesday, July 16, 2008

Hey Masses! Don't You Dare Watch "Mad Men"

New on Medialoper: Hey Masses! Don't You Dare Watch "Mad Men"

I’ve always wanted a pop culture world where “I Will Dare” by The Replacements was the first of their many top ten singles. A world where “Sequestered In Memphis” by The Hold Steady is played on radio stations across the country and a world where everybody is into Mad Men, and not American Idol.

Friday, April 11, 2008

Bravo Sends Television Without Pity To Hell

New post up on Medialoper: Bravo Sends Television Without Pity To Hell. And it's a hell dimension where awful redesigns are the motif.

Thursday, March 6, 2008

Why I'm Worried About Television Without Pity

New post up on Medialoper today: Why I'm Worried About Television Without Pity. When all of a websites founders leave at the same time, that can't be good, can it?

Thursday, November 15, 2007

Writers Strike Deathwatch: The Office

Here's a post I've done on Medialoper called Writer's Strike Deathwatch: The Office.

It's my take on how ironically perfect it is that The Office is the first Primetime scripted show to run out of episodes.