Showing posts with label TV. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TV. Show all posts
19 December 2009
Is My Windows Media Center Trying To Send Me a Message?
I like to record some of the late night shows with my computer, looking at the preview pictures for the shows, I'm getting the sense that there might be a running theme.
Can you spot it?
LABELS:
Microsoft,
TV,
Windows Media Center
26 October 2009
BLOGTOBER 2009: Feverish, Yet Brilliant Ideas Edition
Maybe it's the fever talking, but after reading this Jezebel article that would suggest Christina Hendricks might be free to do another series, I have the perfect pitch for her.
Christina Hendricks as SHAFT.
Now here me out, the 'origin' story for a buxom red-head playing the private dick who is a sex machine to all the chicks would go as follows:
Hendricks plays a woman who beds the aging, now in his 70s with a heart condition original model John Shaft (getting Roundtree to reprise his role would be a must), and in the culmination of their passion, he dies, but his spirit and mind transfer to Hendricks in that final climax.
So, you have Christina Hendricks running around finishing all of Shaft's unfinished business, and behaving like an all around badass. So part of the series is her being her, and her being him, and the conflict that causes. I'm confident that she wouldn't do a Dushku (see, series: Dollhouse) and not be able to pull off such an acting challenge.
It would mainly be your usual 'quirky' cop show (like two thirds of all scripted TV that gets produced currently, it seems), but having the twist of a hot chick with dual personalities at its core.
Explain to me how this wouldn't be seventeen different flavors of awesome?
Christina Hendricks as SHAFT.
Now here me out, the 'origin' story for a buxom red-head playing the private dick who is a sex machine to all the chicks would go as follows:
Hendricks plays a woman who beds the aging, now in his 70s with a heart condition original model John Shaft (getting Roundtree to reprise his role would be a must), and in the culmination of their passion, he dies, but his spirit and mind transfer to Hendricks in that final climax.
So, you have Christina Hendricks running around finishing all of Shaft's unfinished business, and behaving like an all around badass. So part of the series is her being her, and her being him, and the conflict that causes. I'm confident that she wouldn't do a Dushku (see, series: Dollhouse) and not be able to pull off such an acting challenge.
It would mainly be your usual 'quirky' cop show (like two thirds of all scripted TV that gets produced currently, it seems), but having the twist of a hot chick with dual personalities at its core.
Explain to me how this wouldn't be seventeen different flavors of awesome?
LABELS:
BLOGTOBER 2009,
TV
04 October 2006
TV Night
Woohoo! South Park. Cathy Seipp has thoughts.
I'm seriously getting over Lost, too much Bambi. Jack is fluffy like a bunny, and his flashbacks are generally the most boring.
The Nine doesn't cut it either. All the big surprising twists they seem to be setting up for the rest of the series are just going to get annoying.
Nothing breeds mediocrity on TV like the occaisonal offbeat hit.
I'm seriously getting over Lost, too much Bambi. Jack is fluffy like a bunny, and his flashbacks are generally the most boring.
The Nine doesn't cut it either. All the big surprising twists they seem to be setting up for the rest of the series are just going to get annoying.
Nothing breeds mediocrity on TV like the occaisonal offbeat hit.
LABELS:
Lost,
Mediocrity,
South Park,
The Nine,
TV
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