Unless you have been living on Rigel 3, you are no doubt aware there is a new Star Trek movie in theaters today, directed by every geek’s favorite, J.J. Abrams. As a fan of all things Trek, I was really looking forward to this movie. I didn’t care that it featured an all new cast, […]
Last Sunday was the first perfect Spring day. Sunny, temperatures in the high 50s, and a delightful breeze. It was the perfect day to get out for a nice walk, do some yard work, or just enjoy being outside after the brutal Winter we experienced here in the Northeast. Naturally, I spent it indoors watching […]
Admit it — you all watch at least one reality show. During the doldrums of winter TV, I have enjoyed (okay, watched) American Idol and Kitchen Nightmares. There are so many out there, though, and the question keeps coming to my mind: where are these contestants coming from, and what are they thinking?! I can […]
Last November, I was trolling this very site, when I saw a post by our own Debbie McDuffee alerting all of us Clackers to the new product at FAO Schwarz: The Whatnot Muppet. I love the Muppets, as does everyone, I hope. (If you don’t love the Muppets, I’m sorry for you. Scroll down for […]
(Season 4, Episode 16 – “Darnell Outed, Part 2″) It’s just a plain fact that one of the funniest shows on television right now is My Name is Earl. Everything about it is practically perfect: from the writing, to the direction, to the casting. The whole cast is absolutely wonderful, but for me (sorry Randy […]
Admit it, you watched last night. For those who have been hiding in your cellar for the past few weeks, FOX’s mega-hit American Idol premiered season eight (!) last night. Seemingly shoving all the shows on Fox’s regular schedule aside to an “EXCITING NEW NIGHT!” This year’s go ’round, coming to us from lovely Arizona, […]
(Season 4, Episode 14 – “Got the Babysitter Pregnant”) My Name is Earl is a joy of a show. It’s hard to even classify it as a sitcom. Each episode is so rich with great performances and laugh-out-loud moments, the show is more like a little Cohen Brothers movie every week than a TV program. […]
