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(“I brings the ruckus to the ladies”; “That’s how I do’s it, Larry”)
the importance of being earest on tcm now
suzanne pleshette died of cancer.
all ads are annoying but this one makes me laugh (for now) which makes it reasonably effective.
classic french cinema on ovation tonight - les enfants du paradis.
tv sports announcers are prone to hyperbole but broadcasters for the australian proclaimed yesterday as one of the most exciting in history. im not one to judge but blake federer and hewitt won five setters with hewitt, the hometown favorite, finishing up his 4hr 45min match at 445am melbourne time. and the arena was still filled to capacity.
ive never watched the aussie open because of the time difference and because im not prone to watching tennis in the winter. but if you can overcome these two obstacles coverage on espn2 generally begins at 7pm est.
reasonably interesting and entertaining mockumentary on ifc at 7pm chronicling america had the confederacy won the civil war. its called C.S.A. - Confederate Sates of America.
megs 10 most humiliating moments.
val lewton fest on tcm tonight.
can you believe theres a 25 yo damon wayons jr? wasnt one generation of them enough?
i thought it might be airing just locally but it looks like its national. finally the jews in america get the gauzy lens treatment from pbs with a six hour mini-doc. what, they couldnt afford ric burns? steven spielberg was too busy? how could he turn his back on his people?
pbs @ 8 pioneers of television - late night edition
The Boobs on the Bus: The Daily Show's intrepid correspondents
some unnamed visitor didnt know who jane wyman was, or that she was ronald reagans first wife back when he was a new deal democrat. tcm has a bloc of wyman today celebrating her birthday. the movie she and reagan met on is playing now on tcm, brother rat, also starring a young eddie albert.
couple of hollywood-style lsd counterculture inspired flicks late night on tcm. skiddoo and the love-ins.
tcm premiere at 8pm of Things to Come, a 1936 film adaptation of an hg wells book.