The More You Know: Scavenger edition
Posted by Dan
September 10th, 2007 at 09:20am
In Arrested Development Jack Bauer News The Wire
I need to find something to eat.
- Kathy Griffin won an Emmy!
- TV Guide offers a preview of the Greek finale. And a bunch of other shows of the Monk/The 4400 ilk.
- Georgetown Law is offering a class based on 24.
- Apple wants to offer TV downloads for a buck.
- Bisexual dating show pits lesbians against straight guys. My money’s on the lesbians.
- They’re trying to make people interested in the non-naked parts of the HBO show Tell Me You Love Me.
- Jason Bateman is unexpectedly optimistic about the possibility of an Arrested Development movie.
- Nick Hornby interviews The Wire’s David Simon for The Believer.
- Time chose the 100 best shows of all time.
- James Gandolfini is hosting an Iraq documentary on HBO.
5 Comments Add your own
1. maggie's dad | September 10th, 2007 at 10:10 am
Now that KG has won an Emmy and is dating multibillionaire Woz, can she maintain her counter culture persona or is she destined to become her idol, ‘rich-bitch’ Joan Rivers?
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Cristin | September 10th, 2007 at 11:09 am
Wait. Wait. Wait a sec. Casey on Greek is Kelsey Grammars daughter in real life??? OMG WTF Where was I on this one??
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sara | September 10th, 2007 at 1:33 pm
I’m so happy for Kathy Griffin. And sad for Deadliest Catch.
4. Kate | September 10th, 2007 at 1:43 pm
Can I just say that the Tila Tequila bisexual reality show is so, so, so much worse than it sounds. A friend of mine is a PA and worked on the show. He snuck us the pilot a few months ago and it was like watching King Kong causing a train wreck begetting a tsunami. Or something equally as heinous. I remember something about the contestants not knowing that it was a bisexual bachelor/ette and some of the lesbians were PISSED.
And if you were the most “popular girl on Myspace” would you really want anyone to know? Or are we just Facebook snobs?
5. sarah | September 10th, 2007 at 6:25 pm
Yay, Kathy Griffin! Yay, Apple! iTunes is an entertainment crackshop already, but tv for a dollar would be marvellous.
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