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Tell Your Vision: Underappreciated Television Performances
Television has always been a medium of great success or nose-diving failures. Some last, some pass but no matter the brilliance or utter depravity of a show, they all have something in common: characters.
The Best of the Set: Louie
Louis CK is the hardest working comic in the business. After years on the road as a stand-up comedian, working gigs and honing his raw tone and sharp insight into a funnel for social satire and jabs at the ridiculous nature of culture, he has finally found the perfect outlet for his unflinching humor and surprisingly touching intellect: FX.
The Best of the Set Pt. III: Deadwood
Set at the titular mining camp at the base of the Black Hills of South Dakota, “Deadwood” follows the members of the small, lawless community as they acclimate to or try to keep control of the unsteady nature of the makeshift town. But not being a part of the United States and owing justification to no one, Deadwood thrives on mischief, mayhem, whiskey and whores.
The Best of the Set Pt. II: The Larry Sanders Show
What sets HBO apart from most other networks is the stations uncompromising dedication to quality, which is on full display in one of the networks first comedy hits, “The Larry Sander’s Show”.
Watch Tyrion Lannister smack Prince Joffrey repeatedly
Take a look at this video that show Tyrion repeatedly slapping Joffrey upside the head.
The Best of the Set – Twin Peaks: A Retrospective
The 90′s were a glorious time for television. With the lighthearted and almost meaningless fluff that filled living rooms the last forty years finally wearing viewers, and the emergence of cable stations like HBO as a viable means to tell gripping stories without the restraints of basic cable budgets, producers, and writers alike saw a change in audiences brewing and took the opportunity to push their creativity and story telling into a new, much more raw territory.
The Simpsons McBain Short Film: The Goggles, they do nothing!
Some enterprising Simpsons fan (seems like there are lot them out there) decided to create a McBain mini movie compilation.
Top Ten 90s TV shows
Here are the top ten 90s television shows that you should watch right now!
Will Ferrell to do a guest appearance on The Office
Will Ferrel will rejoin Anchorman: The Legend Of Ron Burgandy cohort Steve Carell in an episode of The Office – which looks like just the right timing since Steve Carell and his character Michael will be leaving The Office and Dunder-Mifflin very soon.
ABC Wants You to Get Ready for the Most Interactive Oscar Night in History
It seems like this might be the first year that an online, web streaming version of a televised event may be superior to the actual TV version. That may be the case with the 2011 Oscars, hosted by James Franco and Anne Hathaway.
ABC is putting a ton of effort into their online portal for all things Oscars and it almost seems like they had web developers and web designers working till the wee hours of the morning for months (I hope they got a break after the launch!).