May 2007

Link: John Dilworth: The Father of Television. A portrait of Philo T. Farnsworth, the man who brought the monster into the world

It was rumored to be case last week, when somebody reported that the elaborate sets for "Studio 60 On The Sunset Strip" were being dismantled.  Now it’s official: Link: NBC cans ‘Studio 60,’ ‘Jordan’ – CNN.com. NBC, the first of the broadcast networks to unveil a new schedule to advertisers this week, canceled "Crossing Jordan"

This was one of the funniest things I’ve seen on the TeeVee in a long time.  I don’t generally watch the Colbert Report in its entirety… I can really only take so much of Steve Colbert, funny and pointed as his commentary is.  But when I heard that Jane Fonda was going to be on

When last we visited the subject, Aaron Sorkin was on his way back to Los Angeles to resume work on his NBC program, Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip. I had hoped maybe the network would put the show on its summer schedule, to see if it could round up a loyal audience while competing

…or why humans have imagination: