Thursday, September 29, 2005

Friday, September 23, 2005

Heh. Everybody Hates Chris may have beaten Joey in some demographics.

Woo! The first fall show bites the dust, and it's Head Cases. It has been axed and some shows haven't even made their premieres yet. Impressive.

Thursday, September 22, 2005

Hoo boy, there's going to be a 3-D episode of Medium. You can get your glasses in a TV Guide issue. Wow.

There's going to be a Fraggle Rock movie.

Everwood will be showing in syndication on ABC Family Channel next fall. I guess this will give me the chance to finally catch up on the third season.

Tuesday, September 20, 2005

Sadly, Arrested Development and Kitchen Confidential had terrible ratings for their premieres. Kitchen Confidential was fun, but not brilliant - I might watch a few more episodes to see if it improves... That is, if it stays around long enough...

Monday, September 19, 2005

TV Gal reviews the shows starting this week. And apparently, on this week's House, Elvis Costello will be singing a cover of Christina Aguilera's Beautiful. Seriously? Does that seem kind of wrong?

Apparently Kristin Bell sang Fame, while wearing leg warmers, last night at the Emmy broadcast. Also, there are rumors that Scrubs may be back in October. (These news bits are hidden throughout the linked blog.)

Friday, September 16, 2005

Buy your own Amazing Purse!

Duck Tales and Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers are coming out on DVD, so one can only hope that Tale Spin (another integral part of Disney Afternoon) is close behind.

With the premieres of the fall shows comes the entertainment of watching which shows will bite the dust first. I'm not too excited about most of the new shows so this year will be more fun and less of the "is my show going to get axed" drama...

Head Cases got terrible ratings, so it might be one of the first on the chopping block. Poor Chris O'Donnell.

Thursday, September 15, 2005

Tuesday, September 13, 2005

Glarkware is selling some pretty hilarious postcards for the Lost island.

The best moment of this week's episode of Prison Break? An a cappella version of Luis Miguel's Eres Tu! The best song ever, which we had to learn in my high school Spanish class! I still remember the words!

E! Online has a big feature on fall shows.

Monday, September 12, 2005

Surprisingly, Just Like Heaven is getting decent early ratings, which gives me a lot more hope than if it got 23% right out of the gate... Also, I think Reese isn't actually dead in the movie, so the ending might not include a suicide/go to heaven pact.

TV Gal reviews the shows starting this week. I'm excited about House and Gilmore Girls, but the rest of the new shows for this week aren't too exciting.

I have to say that Prison Break isn't really living up to my expectations. I was hoping it would be as addictive and nail-biting as the first season of 24, but I'm just not finding it to be very compelling. It's now on the season pass death watch.

But, over the weekend, I watched Dead Like Me, which was really quite funny and entertaining. Even my roommates get sucked into sitting down and watching an episode, which is more than can be said for the other crap that I watch. Jasmine Guy is a side character, with rather unfortunate makeup and hair, as well as Marie, the crazy sister from the second season of 24. Yeah, I don't really care what her real name is. So, to close, I'd recommend it - it's definitely a fun show to watch.

Friday, September 09, 2005

Rumor has it that Tara Reid's E! Online mind-numbingly lame show Taradise has already been killed.

Kristin from E! Online picks her favorite shows for the fall. I have to say I'm not really excited about most of her choices.

Thursday, September 08, 2005

Get your Lost trading cards

Wednesday, September 07, 2005

Courtesy of tvtattle.com, the Chappelle's Show with Sarah Silverman. This one is for the tomcat.

Tuesday, September 06, 2005

The Skating with Celebrities contestants are announced, including Dave Coulier (Full House), Nancy Kerrigan, Kristy Swanson (the original Buffy), and Debbie Gibson.