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Posts Tagged ABC




Lesbian wants to force school to discriminate against her… also… Democrats are still dishonest kooks.

by: KevinMcCullough

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A VISIT FROM THE GHOST OF OPRAH’S FAVORITE THINGS PAST

On December 2, 2009 at 6:14 am

First she chose the Democratic Presidential nominee. Then she informed the world that her show was coming to an end in 2011. Now she has done the unthinkable – she canceled her annual most-watched “Favorite Things” show! What a Scrooge! I can’t believe Oprah passed on the opportunity to place tickets to her victim-porn movie [...]

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The 2009 CMA Awards will rock… but will they country?

On November 11, 2009 at 10:24 am

The 2009 CMA Awards will rock... but will they country?

The CMA Awards (Country Music Association), hosted by Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood, will be broadcast live from Nashville on Wednesday night (at 8:00 PM ET on ABC), but there won’t be much authentic Nashville in it. Over the past decade (I still blame Shania Twain) as “country” music has sold more CDs and downloads, [...]

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New ‘Alien Option’ for Healthcare

On November 9, 2009 at 9:53 am

New 'Alien Option' for Healthcare

Aliens are among us, and they have brought universal health care.
In “V,” strange Visitors from another planet drop in to visit earth without warning, causing panic worldwide until the aliens’ charismatic leader broadcasts a well-written, brilliantly delivered speech on the giant LCD screen built into the bottom of their city-wide space ships. In soothing, diplomatic [...]

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V for Verisimilitude

On November 5, 2009 at 11:33 am

V for Verisimilitude

ABC’s remake of the 1983 miniseries “V” debuted Wednesday night.  It’s good.  Only one episode in it’s already better than anything ABC has to offer, cleverly avoiding the traps a first act tends to set:  overlong character development acted at mediocre caliber, slow reveals, laying an obvious groundwork for future plot twists.  V bypasses all [...]

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Move Over, Charlie Brown

On October 6, 2009 at 8:45 am

Move Over, Charlie Brown

Children are fickle and easily amused things. A dime and two fingers set apart an inch can grab a pair’s attention for hours; an Xbox, the assiduities of only one. Regardless of whether or not you have children of your own, memories of your youth are a witch’s brew of hyperactivity and laziness; hyperfocused attention [...]

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Barack’s Anatomy

On September 29, 2009 at 12:10 am

Barack's Anatomy

Did you see the series pilot of Flashforward? Yes? I did, too.  So I’d like you to do something for me . . . imagine you’ve blacked out and are looking not just six months, but six years, into the future: into a Seattle Grace Hospital that has become overrun by rationing, long wait times [...]

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Good, Clean Family Comedy?

On at 12:07 am

Good, Clean Family Comedy?

Two new sitcoms this fall have chosen to set their comedy in a family context. Both shows make some startling assumptions about the state of the family in 2009.
The first is “Modern Family” (ABC). This sitcom draws its comedy from the parenting decisions of three couples raising children. The tagline for this show is “One [...]

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The Wrongest Stuff

On September 17, 2009 at 11:54 pm

The Wrongest Stuff

Every once in a great while, TV produces a show that makes its audience feel like they’ve lived within that show’s confines, illuminating what it’s like to be a cop, doctor, lawyer, and if you reach way back, a fugitive. Three classic examples jump right off the top of my head: Hill Street Blues, ER—the [...]

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Charlie Gibson Retires

On September 16, 2009 at 8:13 am

Charlie Gibson Retires

Gibson, who has anchored World News Tonight since 2006, announced plans of retiring in December of this year. Diane Sawyer (his former co-host of Good Morning America) will take his place.
An interesting figure, Gibson’s dream to be a news anchor seemed to pause several times before he finally landed the head anchor chair of World [...]

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When All Humankind Hates You…

On September 9, 2009 at 11:00 am

When All Humankind Hates You...

…your name is Jon Gosselin. This guy is a loser, plain and simple. He, again, is talking trash about his wife of 10 years and mother of his eight children.
And why is ABC news doing a special on him? This is insane and these people need to go their ways, do what’s best for their [...]

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TV Audiences Growing Old

On August 28, 2009 at 10:43 am

TV Audiences Growing Old

Network television audiences are getting older. What does that mean? It means us youth are increasingly watching cable and using the internet for our video needs.
The big three networks, ABC, NBC and CBS are all expected to post median ages above 50 this fall.
The older crowd.

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Rosie Don’t Go Away Mad, Girl Just Go Away…

On August 21, 2009 at 1:28 am

Rosie Don’t Go Away Mad, Girl Just Go Away…

Kids do you remember 2007? It was the year Bulgaria and Romania joined the European Union. Nancy Pelosi became the first female Speaker of the House in 2007. Who can forget Steve Jobs introducing the first iPhone in January of that year?
But for now disregard foreign policy, domestic politics and technological advances. 2007 was the [...]

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