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- Parrot-Speak
- Pseudo-American
- Product Review: Bath & Body Works Foaming Hand Soap
- Apropos of a Rainy Day part II
- My Favorite Game
- Apropos of a Rainy Day
- scan t.v. 24
- Titus Andronicus
- DVD Review: Starting Out in the Evening
- Book Review: The Old Religion by David Mamet
- Surf the Channel
- DVD Review: Inside (A L'Interieur)
- "Warm Out"
- For You I Keep My Legs Apart
- Did he just say "Gucci on the fetus???"
- DVD Review: Before the Devil Knows You're Dead
- The 112th Boston Marathon
- Antoine et Colette
- Book Review: Of Walking in Ice
- Inn at Christian Shore
- "I regret it."
- The Aesthetics of Smoking, or Egomania
- Living Below Dead People
- Standard Operating Procedure: A film by Errol Morris
- "Do you like haggis?"
- Great Men in History: Edward Lorenz, PhD
- An Interview with Ingmar Bergman
- John Lennon: Walls and Bridges
- Mustaches in the Morning
- Coming Attractions
- slate.com
- The End of the World (Maybe)
- DVD Review: Fists in the Pocket
- Great Women in History: Thelma Schoonmaker
- paraSITE
- Chuck Klosterman- On the Road
- family
- I Made My Family Disappear
- Musicophilia - Oliver Sacks
- Michael Showalter: Seroquel
- Say it Ain't So, Flav
- RIP SAGITTARIUS DWARF
- Rodney Rodgers
- Great Women in History: Ellie Greenwich
- Patrick Ewing Jr.
- Noodlin'
- No Country for Little Birds
- 102,800 Feet
- Name that Tune: Celebrity Wedding Edition
- I Dare You to Enter the World of Undiluted Sincerity
- Picking Band Names Sucks
- Guilty Pleasures: The Albums
- Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
- ted.com
- Art for Death's Sake, or Death for Art's Sake?
- My Top 5 Favorite Guilty Pleasure Movies of All-Time
- Name that Tune
- France Gall and Serge Gainsbourg - Les Sucettes
- Delicate Situations
- Country Love In October
- A Formal Apology
- Kosher Coke: Fair Warning
- Bono
- Concert Review: Beach House
- A Strange Coincidence
- Movie / Soundtrack Review: McCabe & Mrs Miller
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2 comments:
I agree with your premise that there is nothing funny on network T.V. anymore, except of course for "Family Guy". I don't know anyone who watches crap like "According to Jim" or "Two and a Half Men".
But you have to get away from the networks to see funny shows. "Its Always Sunny in Philadelphia" is by far the funniest show on T.V. I just watched the whole third season, and man I almost died laughing. The "cop" episode when they buy and old police car and Charlie dresses up like Serpico had to be the most brilliant single episode of any comedy in ten years. You may have to look hard, but there still is some very funny stuff on T.V. these days.
Yes, IASIP is possibly the best thing going for television right now. I spent a lot of money for all three seasons on ITUNES, but I think it was worth it. Charlie Day is one of the most underated men currently working in the biz. I do however see great hope for this man, I just hope he doesn't become pigeonhold as "Charlie" forever. My favorite episode is "Hundred Dollar Baby" where Dee takes steroids and Charlie starts training to be an underground street fighter training on beer only to become involved in steroids as well. Pretty fucking genius.
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