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The Kids are Not Alright
Gingers is the Watchword —
If you haven't heard, 17 girls made a "pregnancy pact" at a high school in Gloucester, Mass and all got themselves knocked up at the same time. Some are blaming films like Juno and Knocked Up for their skewed view of pregnancy, but, let's face it, these girls are just morons (I remember a girl in my sixth grade class who told us she was trying to get pregnant. Some girls are crazy). Apparently, the big draw for these New England ladies is having a baby shower and receiving lots of gifts. It's American materialism at it's finest. In other news, fruit has replaced cookies as the number one snack for kids. Steven ...
But I'm Not Wearing Any Sundae Monday
Cinemathematics —
This week is going to be all over the place because there's a lot going on right now. First, I want to mention the passing of George Carlin. He will be remembered for his roles in Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure, Dogma and Shining Time Station. But he will be best remembered for his stand up comedy. Carlin is held among the highest ranks with Richard Pryor and Lenny Bruce. Enjoy those Seven Words: If you haven't seen it yet, you should go and see The Animation Show Year 4. I think that The Animation Show is extremely important in the world of animation for giving a ...
Cookie on Colbert
YesButNoButYes Stories —
Cookie Monster showed up on Colbert last Thursday to discuss why cookies are no longer America's #1 snack food. (Fruit now has that honor.) Good stuff Steven.
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TCA dispatch: Cookie Monster!
The Watcher —
Before the PBS sessions began, they showed a clip from “The Colbert Report.” In it, Cookie Monster talked about his dark years as a cookie addict (that was before he discovered that eating cookies should just be an occasional treat after eating healthy food). “I was Robert Downey Jr. of cookies!” Cookie Monster told Colbert.
Fun fact about the new version of PBS’ “Electric Company,” which premieres early next year – at least one of the clips featured an appearance by Jack McBrayer, a.k.a. Kenneth the Page from “30 Rock.”
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