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3.25.2012

Electra Awesome?


If you're a child of the 70s, you may remember the short-lived campy Saturday morning live-action, Electra Woman and Dyna Girl. Did you know there was an attempt to reboot the show in 2001 for the CW? The unaired pilot starred Markie Post (Night Court) as Electra Woman (played by Deidre Hall in the original series). We find EW has fallen on hard times since her hey-days in the 70s. Dyna Girl ran off with her husband, and now she's a bitter, disillusioned, promiscuous alcoholic living in a mobile home park. A young woman who EW rescued 10 years earlier is determined to get her clean, sober and back in the superhero biz. So... yeah, if you want to watch, here it is


Via: sfsignal.com

11.10.2010

Pandering To Our Curiosity

"I know that some Americans think Palin is stupid, but I never realized that she thinks we’re stupid."
The New Yorker, on the lack of content in Sarah Palin’s reality show, Alaska.


WASILLA, AK - JULY 6:  (NO ARCHIVING, NO RESAL...Image by Getty Images via @daylife"When it comes to Palin specifically, there is the fundamental problem that some of us don’t want to see or hear any more of her than we have to. And there are those whose objections have a physiological basis as well as an ideological one: the pitch and timbre of her voice, the rhythms of her speech, her syntax, and the way she coats acid and incoherence with cheery musical inflections join together in a sickening synergy that distresses the listener, triggering a fight-or-flight reaction. When Palin talks, my whole being wails, like Nancy Kerrigan after Tonya Harding’s ex-husband kneecapped her: “Why? Why? Why?”

10.30.2010

Jon Stewart's Closing Speech at The Rally to Restore Sanity

#Signs4SanityImage by Public Citizen via Flickr After three hours of musical performances, bits of comedy and taped video tributes to the most reasonable people in America, Stewart closed the Rally to Restore Sanity with a serious, cogent and heart-felt message to the estimated 150,000 215,000* in attendance and the untold numbers watching at home on C-Span and the Internet.


Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear
Jon Stewart - Moment of Sincerity
www.comedycentral.com
Rally to Restore Sainty and/or FearThe Daily ShowThe Colbert Report
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