Super Karate Monkey Death Car
A copy of the "Newsradio- Seasons 1 and 2" DVD is now safely in my possession. They are 27 brilliant episodes accompanied by 20 individual commentaries by cast and crew, available today for just a little more than a dollar an episode. This is the greatest sitcom of all-time, and I invite you to understand why by visiting www.newsradioart.com . Pay particular attention to chapter 7, "Morally Expressive Art."My only regret is that we must continue to wait before re-living Season 4's classic line, "Soon the super karate monkey death car would park in my spot. But Jimmy has fancy plans. And pants to match."
---
David Chase, creator of "The Sopranos," is talking about the HBO series' sixth and probably final season. "I started thinking about what are these people about, what are they really after. It's going to be about money and about materialism, buying stuff, consumerism."
Chase also offered up that the final season will take place roughly two years after the death of Adriana and the arrest of Johnny Sack in Season 5, roughly consistent with the amount of time that will have elapsed between "Sopranos" TV seasons.
Will the show continue past a sixth season? Chase says, "It's just a question of whether the story works out creatively in six seasons, which I think it will. Then we probably shouldn't do a seventh."
---
HBO is the best because they make it so that Bill Maher doesn't have to worry about shit like this. After you've read the comment in question, tell me if you don't think it could also apply to our Congressional representation. Be thankful you still live in a country where a rube like Spencer Bachus has to learn to live with thoughts and ideas he disagrees with. Now if only Bill could stop worrying about this.
---
Did you hear this one? Jimmy Kimmel will be portraying Jay Leno in E!'s Michael Jackson trial re-enactment. No foolin'.
I have no idea when this is on, but I don't plan to miss Kimmel's show the rest of this week.
posted by CM @ 9:15 PM
0 Comments:
Post a Comment
<< Home