Today a new sun rises for me; everything lives, everything is animated, everything seems to speak to me of my passion, everything invites me to cherish it.
- Anne de Lenclos
Last night was the season premiere for the fourth season of The Office (the American version).
YAY!
A friend of mine from Act One (the screenwriting program I did last summer) hosted an “Office” party at her place , so a whole bunch of us hung out and watched the hour-long season premiere.
It was a pretty solid [...]
So, did y’all watch “Chuck” last night? You did? Oh sweet! Wait, what? One of you missed it? Well… that’s pretty inexcusable, but lucky for you…
The series premiere, aka the pilot episode, is going to air again on NBC this Saturday! So check your local listings and watch it! [...]
You’re watching Chuck on NBC, that’s what you’re doing. Seriously, I’ll be very mad and hurt if you don’t watch at least the first episode.
Starting this week and next week, there are a lot of new shows premiering. I have the difficult task of promoting all the new ones WB is doing (Moonlight, Side Order of Life, Chuck, The Big Bang Theory, The Sarah Connor Chronicles, Big Shots, Pushing Daisies), as well as promoting the returning shows (Cold [...]
Wednesday, September 19th, is International Talk Like A Pirate Day.
So just do it, would you?
It’s fun, really. And when else can you talk like a pirate?? Never, unless you’re in a pirate movie or dressed like one for Halloween.
Weddings really ought to have live bands, or at least decent disc jockeys.
Also, people should be allowed to eat at the reception before the bride and groom get there.
Weddings are fun events at which to reunite with old friends and just be goofy, and there will always be at least one guy trying to breakdance.
Who I Saw Yesterday:
Jim Parsons, Johnny Galecki, Kaley Cuoco, Simon Helberg, Kunal Nayyar, Laurie Metcalf, Orbit and Orion (the two dogs from Pushing Daisies), Zachary Levi, and John Stamos.
Who I Talked To Yesterday:
Zachary Levi and John Stamos.
Yes, that’s right. I had conversations with the cutie from Chuck (new show airing this fall on NBC) [...]
It’s official.
This afternoon, my managers at the Warner Brothers V.I.P. Tours department offered me a full-time position.
This means vacation and sick pay, benefits, and job security.
Now I can get a cat!
Okay, so I realize that my last post had absolutely no news about me and what I’ve been up to, and I apologize.
Well, not really.
You see, not a whole lot has happened in the past week. True, I sat through a blackout with my cousins and played Catch Phrase in the dark, and I did [...]
Okay, so here’s a list of movies that are coming out this fall that (based on trailers, industry buzz, and cast and crew) I’m recommending you go see. I’ll also try and give a tagline, some basic plot points, cast members, and a “why you should see it” for each film.
And, as always, let [...]
First, a little bit of background and context.
In today’s world of sitcoms, the trend is to film using only a single camera and no live audience (as opposed to the four-camera, live audience format used for sitcoms since the I Love Lucy show). Shows like Scrubs, The Office, and 30 Rock (curiously, all NBC [...]