Filed under: Television
December 22, 2009 • 1:05 0
CBS, Disney Examine Apple’s TV-Subscription Service – WSJ.com
December 19, 2009 • 1:30 0
Netflix Spilled Your Brokeback Mountain Secret, Lawsuit Claims | Threat Level | Wired.com
December 16, 2009 • 22:08 0
The Associated Press: ‘Glee’ cast joyful over Globe nods
December 11, 2009 • 15:53 0
Glee. Best show ever.
OK. I’m never one to rave about TV, but maybe about this one show… Glee.
The best part of the entire season, captured here:
During which “Mercedes” (Amber Riley) is belting out “And I’M Telling You” from Dreamgirls. The cast, watching her performance totally breaks from character for the briefest of seconds ( you can see it on their faces). The camaraderie is nice to see on screen.
Filed under: Television
December 10, 2009 • 13:42 0
Hulu – Glee: Sectionals – Watch the full episode now.
December 1, 2009 • 23:29 0
Reading BBC Radio 3 news? There’s an App for that… | 9 to 5 Mac
February 12, 2009 • 22:40 0
Little Italy in Buffalo
Filed under: Sustainability, Teaching, Television
May 14, 2008 • 21:01 0
Get to Know Us!
I’ve been searching for this for a few years, and I finally found it on YouTube. When I was a kid, Buffalo had some of the best television around. The most fun station to watch was WUTV Buffalo 29, and independent station that became one of the first FOX affiliates in the country. When I was young, channel 29 just showed an endless stream of reruns that to a young person were endlessly more entertaining than anything else on the air.
The funny thing, is that my friend Lauren’s dad was the “voice” of WUTV. Here are two promos one with his voice and one with a brief shot of him toward the end (after the lights come on).
The graphics — considering that these are from the early 80s and well before computers — are excellent.
Filed under: Interesting Stuff, Television
April 10, 2008 • 10:04 0
Some days you’re in, the next you’re out.
Various web reports are being posted that the days for Project Runway and Bravo! are numbered. Apparently, the company that produces and distributes the program has negotiated a deal with Lifetime to move the program after season 5 to Lifetime. That means that the next season will be Bravo’s last stand.
Could be interesting, as the “talent” for the series is contracted year to year — so it could mean that starting in season 6, we could see a whole new bumper crop in a revised Runway. We saw what those types of production changes did for the once unstoppable afternoon mega-hit Trading Spaces…it knocked the show so far off the radar that it’s nearly in the next galaxy.
Words of advice to Lifetime and Co.: Make it work.
Filed under: Interesting Stuff, Personal, Television
