The TV thread

It was a very frustrating docuseries because there was no satisfaction at the end.
But I just loved those two women who took it upon themselves to investigate.

 

I loved them too. As to the church I'm guessing this is the conversation: "Father Maskell has abused a young boy. Hmmm .... let's send him to an all-girl's school. That will fix everything".

 

I finished it today. I hope those two women never decide to investigate me for something.

I couldn't believe the Church had representatives testify against the bill to extend the statute of limitations. Not surprised they would lobby privately against the bill, but that they had the nerve to publicly make the ridiculous argument that an extension would encourage people to wait before bringing claims, resulting in more victims.

The support women got from their families was a positive side to the story. Loved Teresa, the woman who went to law school in her forties.

 

I'm pretty sure one was one of the actual attorneys attacking Jane Doe in the 1990s.

 

Get ready for a lot of "who?" for the revival of a show many of us older folks watched as teenagers

'Battle of the Network Stars' to Feature Vivica A. Fox, Lou Ferrigno, Taye Diggs, and 96 more

 

It's about time.


although Robert Conrad could show up and still kick all of their butts:

 

I reject any team being called TV Lifeguards that doesn't include David Hasselhoff

 

HE COULDN'T EVEN BEAT GABE KAPLAN!

I say this without a shred of hyperbole, but i think the following is the best nine minutes of television made in the 1970s.

 

That was fantastic on so many levels.

 

That's begging for a Deadspin deep dive, frame by frame recap, review, and cultural update. Epic clip.

 

A Brief History of "Battle of the Network Stars"

 

Everyone knows Allison Brie gets naked in GLOW on Netflix, right?