Which means that this week’s edition of my TV column is up at Torontoist. This week: a very special savaging of Jon Dore.
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Oct
Which means that this week’s edition of my TV column is up at Torontoist. This week: a very special savaging of Jon Dore.
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The Next Great American Band sounds infinitely more watchable than xxx Idol or RockStar xxx.
Let’s actually audition real bands, give them a bit of training, and watch them trash hotel rooms.
You can mold a single singer into your corporate image (Hence, the reason why all the American Idols sound the same), but there’s bound to be at least on individualist in each band that actually has a vision and some musical integrity.
I’m waiting for Joe Dick to bitchslap the judges.
What are the other five Family Guy episodes you consider funny?
You can mold a single singer into your corporate image (Hence, the reason why all the American Idols sound the same), but there’s bound to be at least on individualist in each band that actually has a vision and some musical integrity.
Quite true, if we were allowed to watch everything happen actually live. But all the “story” crap is carefully edited to craft substance-free backstories, so we’ll get people who are “individualists” in the sense of… well, I’ll just paraphrase Cassidy from Preacher: “Individualist? All you gotta do to be called an individualist on a show like that is own a Chili Peppers album.”
A show about a “vampire private detective”? Holy flashback to /Forever Knight/ (which is nowhere near as good as you might remember it being). Is Blood Ties any good?