Today’s Orange Menace nonsense: Hurricane lying and debate hiding

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Here’s A BUNCH OF TV News

Hoping everyone is safe after Milton, including Anderson Cooper.

 

 
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Meanwhile Taylor Swift and Elon Musk are offering two different approaches to helping hurricane victims: one donated $5 million to Feeding America for hurricane relief; the other offered “free” internet to victims, at a cost of $400 for hardware (that requires electricity that many victims won’t have) and then they would be automatically subscribed to their $120 per month plan. Can you guess which is which?

And while all this is going on, while people are fighting for their lives or trying to rebuild, the President of the United States had to go on television and tell people that the federal government does not control the weather and is not creating hurricanes which is a thing that Republicans are actually saying. HOW IN OUR YEAR OF BEYONCE 2024 ARE WE OUT HERE HAVING TO SWAT DOWN WEATHER CONTROL CONSPIRACY THEORIES? Spare a prayer for the meteorologists out there fighting for their lives.

The Republicans, including their Dear Leader, are also spreading lies about what the Biden administration is or isn’t doing to help with Hurricane Helene relief.

It’s a dangerous, cynical game that will get people hurt. A reminder: Republicans are the only ones out here voting against FEMA funding, and they refuse to come back to Washington early to do anything to help. Vote accordingly in November (or even better, vote early).

 

 
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So, we learned the other day that NBC News delayed the release of Separation, a documentary about the Former President White Nationalist’s family separation policy, because they were hoping he might agree to a Presidential Debate on their network. But here’s the thing: Former President Propaganda-friendly Fox News just suggested a debate at the end of the month with Bret Baier and Martha MacCallum as moderators. In response, Former President ALL CAPS screamed into the void that he will not be participating, thankyouverymuch, because Vice President Kamala Harris so thoroughly humiliated him last time that his ego is still in recovery (and failing), I mean, he “won” the last debate and doesn’t need to do another.

Anyway, the point is, NBC News, I hope you’re paying attention, you cowards.

The Former Coward-in-Chief who was too scared to do the 60 Minutes interview is now crying that Kamala Harris’ interview was “illegal” because they edited it.

Former President Thin Skin is also big mad at the ladies of The View. So nothing new there. The ladies are unbothered.

CBS executives are in disagreement about that Ta-Nehisi Coates interview with Tony Dokoupil. CBS News publicly rebuked Dokoupil’s aggressive questioning saying that it did not meet their β€œeditorial standards.” But Paramount Chair Shari Redstone called that statement a “mistake.”

Rome and Paris are having a hilarious slapfight over Emily in Paris (or is it Rome?).

It sounds like that Scrubs reboot that was mostly a diversion tactic to get people to stop asking Bill Lawrence about Ted Lasso might actually happen now?

Reportedly, they are having a difficult time casting the new Harry Potter TV series, because people don’t want to be associated with J.K. Rowling’s hate.

OK, but why was Gene Simmons guest judging Dancing with the Stars in the first place? Is he known for dancing?

Director Paul Feig reveals that softening Michael on the American version of The Office saved the series. “While the Brits ‘love tearing down a bore,’ Americans tend to want to sympathize with an unlikable lead character. If they don’t like the character, ‘they’ll tune it out. They just won’t watch it.'” 

Starz and BritBox are offering a discounted bundle.

You’ll be able to add Apple TV+ to your Prime Video subscription (for a fee, of course).

Prime Video is also extending its student discounts to all young adults between the ages of 18-24.

More local stations want to take the 9/10 p.m. hour from the networks. It’s an interesting fight in the midst of the streaming drain. Stay tuned.

Jennifer Lopez is winning the post-divorce game.

Lopez also revealed that her team didn’t want her to do American Idol because it would destroy her movie career. And, I mean, to be fair to her team, just look at Paula Abdul’s film career.

Obviously, they’re making The Penguin bourbon.

Netflix applied to have a plaque commemorating a kiss in their series One Day placed on a historic site in Edinburgh, Scotland and the locals are not amused.

Brace yourself for all the man-baby tears.

Edward J. Scott is returning as a senior producer to The Young and the Restless after spending 14 years with The Bold and the Beautiful.

Jenna Bush Hager thinks The Today Show studios are haunted and I for one choose to believe her.

Congratulations, Love is Blind‘s Amber Pike and Matt Barnett! And check out the link to see the status of the Love is Blind couples.

Get better soon, Michael Kelcourse.

Sending Donald Glover healing thoughts — news is he is recovering in a Houston hospital.

Renewals

  • Reacher has been renewed for a fourth season Prime Video.

Cancellations

In Development

Casting News

Mark Your Calendars

  • The Sex Lives of College Girls returns on Max on November 21.
  • The Day of the Jackal will debut on Peacock on November 14.
  • The Love is Blind reunion will stream on Netflix on October 30.

  • Breath of Fire debuts on HBO on October 23.
  • The Comeback: 2004 Boston Red Sox premieres on October 23.
  • Barney’s World will premiere on Max on October 14 and Cartoon Network on October 18.
  • Fabulous Lives vs Bollywood Wives returns on October 18.

R.I.P.

Ethel Kennedy, Human rights activist, Robert Kennedy’s widow and mother of Robert Kennedy Jr.

WATCH THIS

Sweetpea: A quiet wallflower develops a taste for murder when she returns to her hometown. Series premiere. 7 p.m., Starz

Outer Banks: Season four. Netflix

Teacup: A disparate group of people in rural Georgia have to band together against a mysterious threat. No, this is not The Walking Dead (I don’t think). Series premiere. Peacock

Caddo Lake: When a young girl vanishes, a series of disappearances and deaths are connected to Caddo Lake (which is a real lake on the Texas/Louisiana border, famous for its Bigfoot sightings). Netflix

Roller Jam: The top roller-skating crews in the country compete for a $150,000 prize in this new competition series. Series premiere. Prime Video

Citadel: Diana: An Italian spy drama based on the popular American spy series, Citadel. Series premiere. Prime Video

Orphan: Just one of my favorite campiest unhinged bad movies of all time. 5 stars, 10/10, no notes. 6 p.m., Showtime Extreme

Late Night:

  • Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon: Jordan Peele, Madelyn Cline, Kane Brown
  • Late Night with Seth Meyers: Jake Tapper, Alice Paul Tapper
  • Jimmy Kimmel Live: Billy Crystal, Jessica Williams, Suki Waterhouse
  • The Daily Show: Eric Idle, host Jordan Klepper
  • Watch What Happens Live: Shannon Storms Beador, Symone Sanders Townsend
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2 thoughts on “Today’s Orange Menace nonsense: Hurricane lying and debate hiding

  1. Maybe it’s self selecting from growing up in small southeast Texas towns, but the number of people I know that have fully bought into this weather control conspiracy theory is scary.

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