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All I really want to talk about today is Indictment Monday, so let’s figure out a way we can tie it to TV
‘Arrested Development’ is about to begin filming, and if there’s not a joke about Steve Bannon “blueing himself” this season, I will demand all of my money back.
The good news, bad news about this new Seth Meyers/Glenn Howerton comedy, ‘A.P. Bio,’ and other TV news.
Jon Stewart yelling at the media to get their shit together is just what we need following the media’s dum-dum responses to Trump’s Congressional address
Watch late night take on Trump’s stupid and hateful and POINTLESS transgender rules
The Rio Olympics: Put on your broccoli costume, it’s time to end this shitshow
After 17 days of unfinished hotels, and Zika worries, and mysterious color-changing pools, and sick horses, and corrupt officials, and a missing Mary Carillo, and more sexist commentary than you could shake a stick at, and the reignition of the Cold War, and Phelps Phace, and one actually robbed athlete and, of course, Ryan Lochte, it’s time to drain the green pools and call it an Olympics here in Rio. Go get into your feathered headdress, wax up Mr. Tonga and let’s get this spectacle started! Continue reading “The Rio Olympics: Put on your broccoli costume, it’s time to end this shitshow”
The Rio Olympics: The ‘N’ In NBC Is Not For Nostradamus
So we all agree that week two of the Olympics is never as good as week one, right? It definitely seems like NBC thinks so. That’s why it’s such a hodgepodge of coverage. Continue reading “The Rio Olympics: The ‘N’ In NBC Is Not For Nostradamus”
The Rio Olympics: In which I call bullshit on some bullshit
DAY 10: NO MARY CARILLO.
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The Rio Olympics Uneven bars, Uneven Programming Decisions
Much like Usain Bolt’s 100m sprint, tonight’s primetime Olympic coverage got off to a rough start, but came to a satisfying end.
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