As the 2016 Emmys came to an end, I once again felt pressure to watch more shows on the fancy channels and digital outlets. My biggest takeaway from the night was that I should probably check out Veep and The People v. O.J. Simpson. My biggest revelation? Jimmy Kimmel looks exactly like George Michael circa 1984. That’s James Corden playing the part of Andrew Ridgeley. Fun fact: If you Google
It’s that time of year when DVRs are cleaned out, fall 2016 TV calendars are consulted and I remind myself that it’s not a bad thing that I watch so much TV because I get paid to do it a fraction of the time. Hooray! Below is my rather large, rather random weekly lineup, including NEW shows that are debuting this fall. Feel free to point and mock in the
I know Ryanville isn’t real. But it’s comforting to know that somewhere out there is an advertising person who created a town filled with Ryan Reynolds-es and a city-wide sound system that plays Salt ‘N’ Pepa just to entertain me during the Super Bowl. I salute you, Advertising Person. Dream big, kids.
I thought the best thing about Grease Live was the fact that Grease Live didn’t suck. In fact, I thought it was actually pretty good! If we compare the performance to its live-action counterparts (Sound of Music, Peter Pan and The Wiz) I’d say the producers of Grease Live learned many lessons from NBC on what NOT to do. FOX decided to remove the Broadway stage component and replace it
.@RyanGosling and @leonbridges are here this week! #SNL pic.twitter.com/ipMfy9gDwT — Saturday Night Live (@nbcsnl) November 30, 2015 Set your DVRs people, because The Gosling is performing on Saturday Night Live THIS WEEKEND! Do you think he did this on purpose to show People Magazine that he could care less that they snubbed him once again during their “Sexiest Man Alive” campaign? Lord help me if he turns out to be
