The TV thread

Did he just drop or skip over the 6666 ranch spinoff that was planned?

 

I'm watching the ESPN doc about the Big East. Chris Mullin, Pearl Washington, and Patrick Ewing highlights are amazing.

 

We are watching The Perfect Couple on Netflix. Critics didn’t really like it but it’s pretty decent and an easy watch.

 

Could it be argued that The Daily Show and Politically Incorrect (both post 9-11) were the death knells of the late night chat-fests? They sat more easily in a time when we were almost addicted to a new kind of news cycle.

 

Still planned, but might be in development hell.

 

Those were fun Mondays in college. Don’t forget Pinckney and Walter Berry.

 

60 Minutes this week.

 

The Truth is forgotten to history, but he was an All NBA talent. I loved the St. John’s teams. Of course, Chris Mullin, but Mark Jackson, Willie Glass, Shelton Jones etc.

 

Does Nicole Kidman have gambling debts? Or is she trying to buy a small country or something? She's really been busy working lately.

 

If you are a streamer who wants to overpay, she’s all ears.

 

I think there are a lot of things. The personalities don't come close to what was on 30 years ago. The shows have destroyed the model by doing constant bits and posting it on the Internet.

Why would anyone watch live? None of them have the sense of spontaneity or weirdness of Carson, Dave, or Conan.

 

She's at the age where good roles and chances to make big money begin to become more scarce. It's Hollywood, there's always younger and prettier who'll work cheaper. Cashing in is probably part of it.