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There Goes the Gayborhood
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8 comments:
I know the NYT Magazine Cover boys! That's my friends Paul and Jason. I was so thrilled for their cover shot... :)
May I amend my earlier comment from a few days ago?
If I ever get daddy issues, I think I'm seeking Howie Long out first, then Craig James.
The only thing more embarassing than blaming your meth addiction on your brother's death is being the focus of an article with so many typos! Is there not an editor for on-line news sites?
Honestly!
Howie Long is still lookin' great, I think I'll take Daddy over son in this case.
In other woofy football news, we got Colt Brennan here in DC!
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/04/27/AR2008042702374.html
We also have dreamboat Sam Hollenbach, so the quarterback lineup for the Redskins is lookin' fine:
http://www.redskins.com/news/newsDetail.jsp?id=26178
It's enough to make a Packers fan switch teams. It's not hard, now that Favre has retired...'sob!'.
Kenneth, do you think you might find Tina Fey funnier if there were not so much hype? Also, is it just her or all of 30 Rock that you do not enjoy?
How about The Office? I love 30 Rock, but can't sit for two minutes of The Office -- so I can relate to your Tina Fey issue when people rave about The Office. It actually makes me tense when it comes up.
I have not yet seen Baby Mama, but I plan to (and not just for my Sigourney Weaver fetish, which is another topic altogether), but I will continue to have to disagree with you on Tina. You obviously missed the 30 Rock episode with the classic line from Isabella Rosellini, "Dammit Jack, you know I love my Big Beef & Cheddar!!" or the first couple episodes where Rachel Dratch played a 'pussy wrangler' and talked to Tina about wrangling her pussy for her, or the Russian prostitute.
Kenneth, you seem to feel about 30 Rock, similar to what I felt about The Comeback. I really like Lisa Kudrow, put after 3 or so episodes of wanting to like it and not finding it remotely funny, I shrugged my shoulders and gave up.
About 30 Rock, I admit it's wildly uneven, but I have found numerous episodes very funny.
To each his own obviously. My theory is that TV shows like, Seinfeld or The Soprnanos or Lost--shows that get critical acclaim and are popular as well--have many aspects to them that can appeal to different people. I think shows like 30 Rock or the Comeback--or even, to an extent, Lost after season one--have a much narrower appeal. That doesn't make them better or worse...but it does make them less popular...and leaving a lot of people scratching their head about how anyone can watch them.
Re; Groom with a view... well, in Canada, we flock to the alter.. because we can!
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