I sent you a CD!
I could send you a physics paper, that still wouldn't make you "speak the language", right? I just don't speak music. But I really enjoyed your CD.
She's gay. Is that part unclear?
Oh, no, I've seen it already, last year at Allyson's. So I know. But that's exactly the part that's being censored by that channel, according to other people's responses (like I said, I lack cables).
Willow is gay, too. In case you missed it.
Willow and Tara never kissed or shared a bed in that channel, too.
Wasn't the final version different in order than the script, though?
Well, yeah. There's an old saying, you make three movies. The one you write, the one you shoot and the one you edit. Or is that you write three scripts? You get the gist.
Tim, a cables channel that Israel gets from somewhere around Asia or India (I think) is showing "Wonderfalls". They're up to the third episode or something like that
I actually think it might be from Oman. I loved their press release:
With a commitment of bringing a blend of exciting and comedy soaps and series, Firstnet — premium international entertainment television in the Middle East — brings two new exciting series Wonderfalls from today every Monday at 19:00 (UAE) and Scrubs from August 11 every Thursday at 17:00 (UAE) into your homes on Star World.
In Wonderfalls, viewers can meet Jaye Tyler, a disgruntled, underachieving 20-something, who works in a souvenir shop at the Niagara Falls.
Her world is a boring, uninspiring, but perfectly predictable place…until she has what her family calls “an episode” a day
Does anybody
not
write to deadline?
Are there actually people who have a week to do something, finish it by day three, and then just hang out drinking fresca and moving commas and stuff?
Crazy people, Trudy. Only crazy people.
Crazy people...and Henry Slesar.
You people post too much.
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I was Mrs. Jefferson in this! Love it to bits and often wander around singing "Homicide! Homicide!"
I just love radio theater. When I went to grad school, I didn't bring a tv with me. Grad school was in Syracuse, the armpit of New York (sorry to any Syracusians), but the place did have one outstanding feature: a radio station that played old radio theater. I listened to The Shadow, Fibber McGee and Molly, and other great shows whose names escape me right now. It was an great substitute for tv.
Dude! My sister's (in the sense that she's in it, not that she wrote it or anything) radio serial thingie may tour! It's a 30's style thing about a girl reporter who has to save the world- all flashgordony sci-fi and Nazis. Lemme dig up a link... [link] There. And that's her in the picture!
Ninth Ward - figures.
Hey!
The Maxx and AF were on in '95, so Liquid Television must have been right before that.
They have full collections of Liquid Television on Ebay. As soon as I get the money, I think I'm going to spring for one for me and Mr. H.
"Just Say Julie." I mean, Winger videos were bad enough, but that show was, like, "Drop the bomb! Exterminate them all!" bad.
I liked that show! I can't remember why now, but I'm fairly sure I adored that Julie Brown. She was on Quantum Leap the other day playing a "hooker with a heart of gold" type stripper.
I'm more curious about the fast forward through time Jewish montage in "Pink Flamingos" than I am in the censoring of Sharon's story.
Hell, they made us censor the Sharon stuff here. And they didn't even air it. Bastahds!
I feel that Allyson mocks my insight and brilliance just because it had no correspondence to reality. She's mean.
Gimme a clue. I've got...roughly everything.
If you have Judy Henske, you're done. Pop-ish or blues is probably safe. Usually lyrics mean more to me than the actual music, which is why I'm clueless -- there's a lot of stuff where I feel like, "Yeah, that's really original and sounds wonderful, but... it doesn't mean anything to me." Not always, but often. I've got tons of Robyn Hitchcock, if that gives you some sense.
Oh, but I am a complete sucker for strings. There are crap songs I like because there are violins in there.
I just read something that mentioned the 69s and I meant to tell Allyson about it. Back before I knew how mean she was. It might have been something by Joe Lansdale.
Oh yeah:
I wish I wasn't just a terrible procrastinating hack who closes in on deadlines in 12 hour stretches
But don't you ever come up with things where you're like, "I never would have thought of that if I'd done this on time!"? Or is that just my own special rationalization for doing things at the last minute?
Are there actually people who have a week to do something, finish it by day three, and then just hang out drinking fresca and moving commas and stuff?
I think Joyce Carol Oates writes like that. (a) She's very disciplined; (b) she's a total Fresca slut.
Trudy, did you see I was talking about your cousin Henry upthread?
