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How can you really measure the full impact of the longest running, most iconic sketch show in American history? Sure, it launched Chevy Chase, John Belushi, Eddie Murphy, Mike Myers, Adam Sandler, and Kristen Wiig — but, by sensing their early comedic talents, SNL also provided formative learning experiences for Gilbert Gottfried, Julia Louis Dreyfus, Joan Cusack, Robert Downey Jr., Damon Wayans, Chris Rock, Ben Stiller, Sarah Silverman and Jim Henson’s Muppets. Three American presidents felt the ask for to appear on the show and one American senator used to be a featured player. We would not exactly be shocked if SNL was the first place “douchebag” was said on network TV.
James Signorelli, the show’s longtime commercial parody director, said that in the Seventies, ad agencies were even impacted by the “the archness or the surrealist approach” of SNL’s spoofs. “During the first five years, the show changed a lot of stuff you don’t think about,” Signorelli said in the Live From New York oral history. “It changed this business of dinner at eight into dinner at ten or d
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Okay, that’s a lie: it’s not all the TV. But it’s quite a lot of it. We’re talking trailers galore, people, say roughly 20 of them. Let’s see how prolonged they last before they’re inevitably taken down!
With so many trailers, you’d ponder I’d have more on my To-Watch list, but sadly that list is rather short, as it appears that many of the shows I’m interested in (like Emerald City, Powerless, or Midnight, Texas) are premiering mid-season and don’t yet have previews ready. (One was leaked for Powerless but has since been taken down by NBC. Curse you, NBC.)
Still, there are a bevy of shows I could potentially check out, depending on early buzz, better trailers, essential TV schedule conflicts, etc. There are also quite a number of shows I have very little interest in, and three trailers I wouldn’t necessarily mind setting on fire. I’ll allow you find out which is which, but I’ll narrate you this now: as awful as Bull sounds (and it does sound AWFUL), it was actually not my least favorite trailer this year. Yup. There’s a show that looks worse than Dr. Phil writing abou
When we think of cinema of the 1990s, we often think of broken ceilings and smashed records; the soaring financial heights of box-office juggernauts enjoy James Cameron’s Titanic; the watershed technical accomplishments of Terminator 2: Judgment Day andToy Story; and the audacity of indie features including Clerks and The Blair Witch Project, which foraged new paths for the economy and marketing of films made on shoestring budgets. But there was another world of pictures happening in the ’90s: films that also broke the mold narratively, aesthetically and, perhaps, morally. It was a age of rebellion, a willingness to defy taxonomy or good taste, and much of it was perpetuated by major movie studios looking to cash in on the ballooning multiplex and video markets.
I came of age in the ’90s, growing up in video stores and the confines of local theater chains. Between the wealth of multiplex studio programmers and direct-to-video offerings hitting store shelves in the same week, there was never a shortage of something truly strange on offer from one platform or another. Studios leaned into oddball IPs, setting the stage for comic book and video game mov
Nathan Lane-Matt Bomer Comedy ‘Mid-Century Modern’ Lands Hulu Series Pickup
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Will & Grace creators Max Mutchnick and David Kohan are officially back in the sitcom business.
Hulu has ordered to series Mid-Century Modern from the duo, who will executive produce alongside Ryan Murphy. The multicamera undertaking stars Nathan Lane and Matt Bomer, who will also executive produce. Nathan Lee Graham and Linda Lavin also star.
The series order for Mid-Century Modern, produced by 20th Television, comes less than two months after Hulu ordered a pilot for the show — an unusually quick turnaround for a streaming service.
Here is the logline, followed by character descriptions: “The series follows three top friends — gay gentlemen of a certain age — who, after an unexpected death, decide to spend their golden years living together in Palm Springs where the wealthiest one lives with his mother. As a chosen family, they prove that no matter how rigid things get, there’s always someone around to remind you it would be better if you got your neck done.”
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