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cbs got a big fat gift today as the field collapsed leaving tiger woo at +3 in the final pairing for tomorrows final round of the masters. be there and be square.
every time i turn on msnbc they are teasing some american idol story and its not even on their networks. i dont get it. 13 year old girls are not major consumers of the news unless tuckers turn on dancing with the stars brought him all whole new audience! (im trying to resist calling that idol dude with the hair "queer bait" but i cant think of any other term which satisfies the truth and my distain so perfectly. deride me if you must.)
super sunday with the return of sopranos last season followed by season premier of entourage.
dont know about that dukes O hazzard tv show but just saw the dukes movie on tv (blech) - it was funny seeing them mediate that confederate flag on the roof of the general lee issue. blame it on cooter.
rip calvert deforest
the last thing i saw him in was a ground trip to mexico bit - he wasnt enjoying it
despite a recent hiatus 30 Rock is renewed for second season. pretty funny as sitcoms go these days. alec baldwin is quite good in it.
and someone better put bill on suicide watch as his tuesday nights just got bleaker.
and for the ab-faber in you, some new shows on the beeb.
not that id buy it anyway but this is really annoying.
bible battles now on the history channel.
nature porn tonight on discovery.
finally got around to watching the riches premiere on fx. definitely showed some promise. very dark comedy about a family of "american gypsies" who decide to "settle down" by stealing a rich dead couples identity. episode 2 airs tonight.
Walter Tetley was a prolific character actor in the mediums of film, radio, and animation for many years. Like thousands of others I enjoyed his appearances in old movies, his cartoon voice work, and his steady comedy roles on golden age radio. The thing was, I thought I was enjoying three different people. It took many years for me to figure out that the anonymous bellhop in countless Hollywood films was the same guy I was always hearing on things like the famous 1961 comedy LP Stan Freberg Presents the United States of America Volume One.
Walter Tetley had the voice of a pre-pubescent schoolboy. Born with a rare hormonal disease that prevented him from fully experiencing the changes that puberty normally brings, Tetley's voice is best remembered today as the bespeckled cartoon nerd Sherman, boy companion to Mister Peabody on The Rocky & Bullwinkle Show. Many would surely be surprised to discover that the brainiac dog's boy companion in all ninety-one segments of Peabody's Improbable History was actually a man in his late forties.