TV

From The Feed: The latest (but not last) Osama/Obama slip-up (video)

June 30, 2008 - Matt Lauer shamed himself on "The Today Show" and now must commit Seppuku for his carelessness...

From The Feed: Broke-ass Chris Matthews says "pool is for rich people"

May 15, 2008 - The Hardballer thinks Obama isn't getting white trash enough...

From The Room: A Detailed Analysis of the Almighty Television in Cartoon Form

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HD-DVD is the 21st century Betamax

February 22, 2008 - Toshiba recently conceded the high-definition DVD market to Sony's Blu-Ray format, saying they will no longer make or market HD-DVD players and recorders. They're not releasing new movie titles on HD-DVD either, so that thousand dollar video disc player is only capable of screening...

From The Feed: Coffee, tea, or BITCH SLAP!

January 24, 2008 - A new hit drama about flight attendants premiers in Thailand...

LiveBlogging the "Kid Nation" finale: at last, Greg can go home and masturbate in private

December 13, 2007 - Like all great things, "Kid Nation" has come to an end. And like all bad and stupid things, "Kid Nation" has come to an end. Did it say anything about our culture? Sure. Then again, did "Trista & Ryan's Wedding" say a...

LiveBlogging "Kid Nation": the children are, unfortunately, our future

November 29, 2007 - It seems like every four years, when the election cycle kicks into high gear, our nation's power brokers pay mild lip service to the importance of education, and decry the failing American education system. Yet somehow, the issue fades from public discourse with very little progress made, leaving ou...

What the candidates watch (when you're not watching them)

November 27, 2007 - In a special edition of TV Guide hitting newsstands this Thursday (not that they aren't all special!), the pint-sized magazine asks some of the 2008 presidential hopefuls what TV shows they watch, and why. Surprisingly, Obama's favorite TV character of all time is SpongeBob SquarePants, wh...

LiveBlogging "Kid Nation": communication breakdown

November 22, 2007 - As another Thanksgiving passes us by, Gabriel Delahaye gives you one more thing to be grateful for: a recap of the latest episode of Kid Nation. You're welcome...

LiveBlogging "Kid Nation": united we stand, divided we bore

November 15, 2007 - Our nation is rife with division along cultural, philosophical, racial, political and religious lines. The failed promise of Bush the "uniter" has only further damaged our ideals of open dialogue and the foundations of freedom and mutual respect upon which this country was devised. The 2008 election...

LiveBlogging "Kid Nation": kids imitate art

November 8, 2007 - Entertainment. It's all around us. It's in our homes, our cars, even our televisions. In a world of 24-hour cable networks, portable web browsers and books on tape, there are more options than ever before for enjoying entertainment. Meanwhile, in Bonanza City, the kids of Kid Nation...

TV about to get a little less "must-see"

November 5, 2007 - With the writers' strike now in full swing, the remainder of this year's television schedule is up in the air. No one can say for sure if writers will be back to work in time to finish their incomplete scripts, and the networks are scrambling to come up with...

LiveBlogging "Kid Nation": time is candy

November 1, 2007 - It's an American tradition for children to open their own lemonade stands, mow lawns, babysit, and deliver newspapers to earn a little extra pocket change. Who hasn't felt the youthful rush of that first paycheck for a job well done? (Besides those terminally unemployed by a stalling American...

LiveBlogging "Kid Nation": Save a Polar Bear, Ride an Eskimo

October 25, 2007 - After winning the Nobel Peace Prize for his work combating climate change, Al Gore has become a global figurehead for the environmental movement. His work with the film "An Inconvenient Truth" and his incessant speaking schedule are bringing this valuable message to vast numbers of people all over t...

LiveBlogging "Kid Nation": All the president's kids

October 18, 2007 - With the presidential election hitting its stride, politics are at the forefront of the American consciousness. But have we lost our way? Do we even remember what it's like to live in a functioning democracy? Those are important questions that will remain hopelessly unanswered in this week's episode...