“Missing” Series Premiere, tvGeek #3.05
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This show is the WORST. Also the BEST because I kinda love it. Hilariously awful, this one!!!
tvGeek Mini-episode: How I Met Your Mother, S7E18
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Decided to try something new and shoot a quick review on my webcam right after watching the episode. My thinking is that with the cutdown on shooting time and the reduced length, these will be easier for me to get out on a regular basis. We’ll see!
Also, expect a normal tvGeek in a few days.
tvGeek #4.02, “Life’s Too Short” Premiere
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My thoughts on Ricky and Steve’s new show. Sigh. I don’t love it. This show feels like it was made for people who tune in wanting more “Golden Globes Ricky”. Snooze.
“Santa Size Me” OFFICIAL RED BAND TRAILER
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Look, I know this isn’t TV-related but I gotta post it to get the word out. It’s for a contest that comedian Doug Benson is holding asking for a trailer to a sequel to Super Size Me where Morgan Spurlock eats “part of a cookie, drinks some milk, for every household on the planet.” If you like my trailer let Doug know on his twitter @DougBenson! The contest runs till the 15th and winners get to appear on the podcast!
Also, more TV Geeks will be coming in the new year!

I need to know.
I don’t remember the last time I laughed out loud, alone, while reading Tumblr before this post. Fucking hysterical.
TV Geek #2.15, Louie and Dane Cook Make Nice
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Here’s my recap on last week’s Louie. I could not believe that episode even happened. Also it reminded me of one of my favorite Sitcom Life Lessons that I first learned through a forgotten sitcom starring the 90s most powerful brotherhood, The Lawrences.
Just in time for tonight’s episode! More at tvgeekshow.com.
I was bummed “Nuff said” wasn’t on there. I haaaaaate that phrase. Only written though. Hearing it doesn’t bother me as much.

At 1:13 AM on July 25th, Twitter user and opera aficionado @dario_moreno asked fellow Twitter user and international superstar @AlecBaldwin to name his favorite opera.
Two minutes later, Baldwin replied “MB”, and, in the process, set off a furious two day long “What’s your favorite…” tweet session with curious fans.
Because I am a dope, I went through Baldwin’s feed with a fine tooth internet comb and listed everything I learned below. Feel free to use this information to strike up a conversation with the man if you ever run into him.
ALEC BALDWIN’S FAVORITE…
Aimee Mann song: Wise Up
Al Pacino film: Panic in Needle Park
Alfred Hitchcock film: Strangers on a Train
Audrey Hepburn film: Wait Until Dark
Bar in New York: Hurley’s (now closed)
Barbra Striesand film: The Mirror Has Two Faces; Prince of Tides; Funny Girl
Beard: Santa Claus; Scott Chaskey
Billy Joel song: Summer, Highland Falls
Boxer: Muhammad Ali; Roberto Duran; Teofilo Stevenson
Burt Reynolds film: Sharky’s Machine
Cantinflas film: Around the World in 80 Days
Cary Grant film: Notorious
City in Maine: Portland
City in Vermont: Middlebury
Clark Gable film: The Misfits
Clint Eastwood film: The Outlaw Josey Wales
Cohn Brothers film: Miller’s Crossing; Barton Fink
Comedy: The Fortune Cookie
Daniel-Day Lewis film: Last of the Mohicans
Denzel Washington film: Malcolm X
Drug: Turkish Taffy
Dustin Hoffman film: Midnight Cowboy
Favorite Cigar: Upmann Churchill
Film title sequence: To Kill a Mockingbird
French word: L’esprit
French-Canadian: Guy LaFleur
Gene Hackman film: Unforgiven; The French Connection; The Royal Tenenbaums
Humphrey Bogart film: Treasure of the Sierra Madre
Jack Nicholson film: Ironweed
James Bond film: Thunderball (for the Tom Jones theme song)
James Dean film: East of Eden
Jimmy Stewart film: Anatomy of a Murder
John Cassavetes film: Husbands
John Wayne film: Red River
Johnny Depp film: Sweeney Todd
Kate Winslet film: “All of them.”
Leonardo Dicaprio film: What’s Eating Gilbert Grape
Line from Miami Blues: “Everything’s turning all orange and silver….”
Male co-star: Robert Osbourne
Marlon Brando film: Waterfront
Martin Scorcese film: The Age of Innocence
Member of Wu Tang Clan: Ghostface Killa, Old Dirty Bastard
Meryl Streep film: Out of Africa
Michael Caine film: Hannah and her Sisters
Michael Douglas film: The Game
Movie villain: Jack Palance in “Shane”
Music: “Whatever the New York Philharmonic is playing.”
Mustache: Boris Badenov style
On-screen kiss with a co-star: Susanna Thompson
On-set momento: photo from Miami Blues
Opera: Madama Butterfly
Paul Newman film: The Verdict
Pizza in New York: Brothers, Fresh Meadows, Queens
Place in London: Sautter’s Tobacconist, Mayfair
Place to smoke a cigar: Mount Street Garden
Professional Wrestler: Nacho Libre
Reality Show: Hoarders
Republican: Abraham Lincoln; Teddy Roosevelt
Restaurant, London: La Port Des Indes
Restaurant, Long Island - Nick and Toni’s; American Hotel; Sen; Robert’s in Watermill; the Palm; Citta Nuova
Robert Altman film: Short Cuts
Robert Deniro film: Awakenings
Robert Redford film: Three Days of the Condor
Sarah Silverman body part: parietal cortex
Science Fiction film: Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956)
Sexual Position: “The Hallway”
Sissy Spacek film: Affliction; The River; Coal Miner’s Daughter
Stanley Kubrick film: Paths of Glory; Barry Lyndon
Star Trek film: The Wrath of Khan
Star Wars film: The Empire Strikes Back
Steve McQueen film: Papillion
Steven Spielberg film: Munich
Television show: 60 Minutes
Thing about Canada: Canadians; skiing
Thing about Syracuse: Wegman’s
Tom Hanks film: Cast Away
Vacation: Figure Eight Island, Wilmington, NC
William Holden film: Stalag 17
Here’s a way to peacefully combat seat-recliners on airplanes.
Print. Copy. Keep a couple in your carry-on, just in case.
Via Gene Weingarten
My aunt used to work for the FAA. One of the many times we’ve flown to Florida, she told the gentleman in front of her that he was required to return his seat to the upright position during takeoff. She explained to him that if there was difficulty with us getting in the air, she didn’t want to get injured on his reclined seat. I thought I couldn’t have been more mortified but 30 minutes later she loudly discussed joining the solo mile high club.
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Or everyone could recline. Man, what the hell is the matter with this world?Here’s two options:
Everyone could be ultra uncomfortable with their seat up OR everyone could be a bit less uncomfortable with their seats reclined
And this publicity whore chooses to sit straight up for 3 fucking hours?
What’s a good way to peacefully combat idiots?
Everyone, just lean back and relax.
I’m with Brandon. What a load of shit. There are a lot of things to bitch about on planes. Someone reclining in the seat in front of you is not one of them. First off, it’s not unpleasant. It might be for the half second you didn’t see it coming down—it startles you, that’s about it. After that, you adapt to the 1/4 inch of space that’s been compromised and move on.
The reclining seat has been an accepted part of air travel for as long as I can remember. This is not an adjustment made by airlines in new planes to squeeze a few extra bucks out of us. Why are people bitching about it now? If you cannot acclimate to the loss of personal space (or to the crying babies, or to the line for the bathroom, or to the slow pace of the drink cart, or to the overweight person next to you) either put up the money to fly first class or drive instead. Because I am going to stay in my reclined seat for the rest of the flight no matter how cute and civil you think your little card is.
Fuck you, Zune. I know what I’m doing tonight!
I was going to say why the hell didn’t you just borrow mine, but then it hit me—I don’t want to loan it out and you really should own it. Well done.
Paris renders the NY/LA rivalry moot. Fact.
People always think I’m whistling Dixie when I say PARIS IS THE GREATEST CITY IN THE FUCKING WORLD.
Maybe there’s a reference here I don’t understand—and I certainly can’t argue the point being made because my experience with Paris is limited to that time Clark made Rusty wear the beret—but surely there is another picture of Paris you took that could better represent its awesomeness. Even the one you posted right before this would have done the trick. If the street wasn’t so long I’d swear you were fooling all of us and just kickin’ it at The Americana or something.
(via doorsandsardines)

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