All things “Game of Thrones”…
First of all, for those of you out there who have yet to immerse yourselves in the amazingness that is HBO’s hit show based on G.R.R. Martin’s, “Game of Thrones“, fear […]
Category Archives: Television
Introducing “Marcel the Shell with Shoes on” by Jenny Slate…
Something fun for your Saturday morning. Although Jenny Slate‘s ADORABLY silly picture book arrived on shelves in early November, I’m just getting around to looking at it… Back in October […]
NEW DVD ALERT: The first season of “Boardwalk Empire”…
The first season of HBO’s hit “Boardwalk Empire” is out now. Available on DVD or digitally. Definitely recommend this one… -B
That catchy tune from the iPod commercial…
Apple still knows how to use a good song to sell it’s product. The new iPod Touch commercial that premiered this past November features a bunch of hipsters playing games […]
Holiday Gift Idea: Ken Burns’ “Prohibition on DVD…
Having limited channels to choose from on a nightly basis, I find myself watching programs that I wouldn’t normally have watched — “Prohibition”, the latest documentary from the iconic Ken […]
A quick word on “The New Girl”
It’s good. Watch it. Tuesdays at 9/8c on FOX. -B
Everyone loves “Happy Endings”…
Last April, ABC premiered the midseason filler, “Happy Endings” — a quick-witted relationship sitcom involving six close friends living in an urban environment. Sound familiar? Well it should, but thankfully, […]
That song from Volkwagen’s new Beetle commercial…
Leave it to Volkswagen to take us WAAAY back. They are relaunching the iconic Beetle in 2012, so naturally, the new commercials are hitting the airwaves right now. This time around, […]
That catchy tune from the Lowes commercial…
A well-placed song in a commercial can sometimes end up being just the thing that piques your interest. In both the brand AND the song. In this case, the brand […]
A very special recap of the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards…
As I watched the MTV Video Music Awards last night, I couldn’t help but sigh to myself, and feel a little twinge of sadness for the state of the music […]
