
I don't know if anyone else has had the pleasure of watching the new 4th hour of the Today Show on NBC yet, but everytime I see it, all I can think of is The View. Do we really need another hour of this kind of programming? And with Ann Curry as a co-host? Yikes. I'm sure Ann Curry is a very nice person, but she is such an awful interviewer and ad-libber. She doesn't need more screen time.
Just my morning TV rant for Today.
Thursday, September 13, 2007
Does American Really Need More Ann Curry?
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Friday, September 7, 2007
Putting profits ahead of people
More from me on Plunderbund today.
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Thursday, September 6, 2007
Fall TV
I can't watch news all the time (I already have depression issues!), so I am getting excited about the new fall TV shows.
Now, I get excited every year and am often disappointed...but I'm hoping, like always, that this year will be different. Afterall, we just had a great summer of new TV - and I wasn't expecting that! I'll soon miss The Closer, Damages, Psych, Monk and Top Chef.
But, I'm looking forward to Pushing Daisies (ABC), Chuck (NBC) and the return of some of my favorites like The Office, 30 Rock and Grey's Anatomy (with some improvements, I hope)!
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Our President's Strategic Thought
See my latest post on Plunderbund.
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Wednesday, September 5, 2007
"Clash of pathos, hypocrisy and ridiculousness"
I have to agree with Josh Marshall on both points: This is not the best part of me either, and I am looking forward to the 'clash' as well.
Perhaps this is not the best part of me. But I must confess that quite apart from the larger issues of public and private, public acceptance of homosexuality and Republican politics, I am in favor of an aggressive defense on Craig's part simply because I cannot resist the novelistic clash of pathos, hypocrisy and ridiculousness of seeing Craig's effort to 'clear his good name' torpedoing the White House's September Petraeus propaganda campaign.
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