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Prime Time Television - Thursday
Thursday night prime time comedy returns tonight with the season premieres of "The Office," "Parks and Recreation" on NBC. And on FX: "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia"
premiere • comedy • funny • crazy • it's always sunny in philadelphia

Kings' Realm Moves To Saturday
NBC has moved its biblical themed soap opera Kings to a Saturday night timeslot. The move is an attempt to boost ratings.
nbc drama kings • ian mcshane • susanna thompson • christopher egan- david shepherd • shifting timeslots to saturdays

Raising the Bar Series Premier on TNT Cable TV
Raising the Bar, the new legal drama by Steven Bochco, premiered on TNT Cable Television featuring the relationships and of young lawers in and out of the courtroom.
raising the bar • tnt cable tv • prime time television • young lawyers • legal drama

Recap: Hell's Kitchen Season Six, Episode One
Not much has changed since the show's initial season in the US, but season 6 of Gordon Ramsay's cook-off reality show Hell's Kitchen serves up a few surprises.
hell's kitchen • chef gordon ramsay • reality television • summer tv shows • season premieres

Recap: Hell's Kitchen Season Six, Week Four
Another aspiring chef waves goodbye to the chance of a lifetime as Chef Ramsay cuts another contestant on Hell's Kitchen.
hell's kitchen • chef gordon ramsay • prime time television • fox reality tv • tuesday night shows

Recap: Hell's Kitchen Season Six, Week Six
Robert's health caused him to miss an entire dinner service in last week's Hell's Kitchen. When he returns to the competition, the once confident blue team falters.
hell's kitchen • chef gordon ramsay • cooking competitions • prime time television • summer tv

Recap: Hell's Kitchen Season Six, Week Two
The continuation of Hell's Kitchen offers few surprises and plenty of struggles as the members of the blue team compete against the chefs of the red team.
hell's kitchen • chef gordon ramsay • reality cooking shows • chefs competing against each other • summer reality tv

Some Shows Are Just As Good In Print
This week we review five new books related to television including a great "coffee table book" devoted to I LOVE LUCY.
lucille ball • i love lucy • mike douglas • battlestar galactica • prime time television.

Dexter: I Had a Dream
As Miguel's dark character was slowly revealed, he showed a man willing to do absolutely anything to get his way, and on the verge of snapping at any moment.
dexter • i had a dream • michael c. hall • julie bentz • jennifer carpenter

Is The Office Jumping the Shark?
Interest in the US TV show "The Office" has grown as a result of its characters' inability to get together. Will viewing audiences tune in if they manage to get together?
nbc • sitcoms • comedies • romance • prime time television

Recap: Hell's Kitchen Season Six, Week Seven
Having lost Robert and now outnumbered by the red team, the men want nothing more than to pick themselves back up during dinner service in Hell's Kitchen.
hell's kitchen • chef gordon ramsay • reality prime time television • cooking competitions • fox summer programming

The Closer on TNT Cable TV Split Ends Episode
Kyra Sedgwick stars in The Closer on TNT Cable TV. Deputy Chief Brenda Johnson of Priority Homicide Los Angeles Police Department. Split Ends addresses abuse and murder.
the closer • tnt cable tv • kyra sedgwick • los angeles police department • deputy chief brenda johnson

Hollywood's Tragic Fall From Grace
Adults remember the glory of classic Hollywood past. People admired the splendor of Hollywood with the blockbuster movies, but also its morals and values.
hollywood • fall from grace • tinseltown • pop culture values • george carlin's seven dirty words

TV Review – Lie To Me
Lie To Me's "lie-catcher" premise and flashes of visual wit put a twist on the detective-show genre. Whether it can stay fresh remains to be seen.
lie to me • procedural detective television shows • human body language • dr. cal lightman • tim roth

China Censors The Simpsons
The Simpsons and other foreign cartoons are barred from Chinese TV's prime slots to protect domestic animation despite the fact that 80% of Chinese viewers prefer them.
the simpsons • china • cartoon • television • prime-time

Media Literacy
I attended a workshop about media literacy and its impact on our children. This is the first in a two part series of what Media Literacy is and how to learn more.
media • literacy • boys • mothers • helping

Women's Struggle in America
Colorado State University student Frankie Schwenk analyzes the media's pressure on women to project a "certain sexual image in order to feel accepted and wanted by the opposite sex."
ally mcbeal • body image • media images of women

Breakfast At Tiffany's to Become Stage Show
British actress Anna Friel has the challenging task of taking on the role that Audrey Hepburn so successfully established as her own.
breakfast at tiffany's • audrey hepburn • theatre royal • haymarket • stage version

Strike Possibility Might Mean No New Episodes For A While
This week we look at the upcoming "sweeps weeks" programming offered by ABC and CBS. If the threatened Writers Guild or Screen Actors strikes materialize, these could be the last new episodes you see of your favorite series for some time.
survivor: the australian outback • blonde • on golden pond • julie andrews • christopher plummer

Tim Gunn's Guide to Style
Tim Gunn, Project Runway's favorite mentor, hosts his own eight-episode fashion series.
tim gunn • tim gunn's guide to style • fashion • bravo • bravo tv

TV Java
Think of coffee, television and office java!
think of coffee • television • austinson • office coffee

Avoid Co-Dependency with Your Family Members
Society hears much about the effects of addiction as well as emotional dependency brought about by enabling family members. It's time for empowering, not enabling.
co-dependency • avoid co-dependency • empowering loved ones • effects of addiction • emotional dependency

Condoms to Be Locked Up
Stores will seemingly take a step back in time when they lock condoms safely out of site from young eyes. What made this trend appealing to retailers?
sex • sexual maturation • contraceptives • preventing sexual activity in children • media and sex

Countdown with Keith Olbermann
Keith Olbermann is arguably the best and the loudest voice for liberal values on prime time television. His show, "Countdown," on MSNBC, is very unique.
countdown with keith olbermann • keith olbermann • wost persons in the world • special comments • mccain in the membrane

Flight of the Conchords
Flight of the Conchords is an original situation comedy from New Zealand, featuring prominent comedians and many humorous musical numbers.
flight of the conchords • new zealand comedy shows • musical comedy series • comedy duos • bret mckenzie

Guns N' Roses' Chinese Democracy and the Charts
Guns N' Roses' Chinese Democracy was the biggest selling album in the world for one week. This article documents how it sold thousands despite no videos or band.
guns n' roses • chinese democracy • axl rose • killers • kanye west

Ice Ice Baby and 90s Pop Culture
From grunge to hip-hop, boy bands to Budweiser commercials, the 1990s were full of pop culture firsts. Here's a look back at the dot com decade.
1990s pop culture • pop culture • popculture • 90's • year in review

Law & Order Returns for Season 18 on NBC
Law & Order, the first series of the sucessful franchise, has returned to NBC for its 18th season. Dick Wolf's creation is a police procedural and courtroom drama.
law & order • dick wolf • new york city police • district attorney • sam aterson

Review: Surviving Suburbia Series Premiere
ABC's new comedy Surviving Suburbia features several sitcom veterans, including Bob Saget, but fails to deliver laughs or a single memorable moment.
surviving suburbia • bob saget • cynthia stevenson • dan cortese • abc sitcoms

Sons of Anarchy Bests Leno In Ratings
Leno's new prime time show has found it's ratings softening. But now he not only has to worry about competing with the other broadcast networks, but cable as well.
sons of anarchy • jay leno • ratings • cable • broadcast

Sopranos Finale Ends With No Bang
Soprano's season finale didn't give viewers the closure they desired which begs the question of whether finales are better with closure or more unanswered questions.
gilmore girls finale • 7th heaven finale • will and grace finale • jericho finale • friends finale

Star Wars Galaxies Medic Guide
Leveling up as a medic in this mmorpg is fairly straightforward, like any other healer, the key function of a medic is to keep the members of his group alive.
star wars galaxies medic guide • swg medic guide • star wars galaxies guides • swg guides • star wars galaxies

The Fray "The Fray" Album Review
"The Fray" is a solid transition from "How to Save a Life." However, it seems like something is missing on their follow-up album as compared to their debut album.
the fray review • the fray's second album • the fray • how to save a life • syndicate the fray

The nWo and The Ministry Of Darkness
Every few years, a group of wrestlers is brought together that resonates with fans in a way rarely seen before. Here are some of the most successful stables of all time.
wwe • wrestling stables • best wwe stables • best wrestling stables • ministry of darkness wwf

The Origins of Trivia Facts and Stats
The word trivia when broken down etymologically means three ways, referring to very real and important conversations had by travelers along intersections.
origins of trivia • trivia facts and stats • trivia board games and television • history trivia games contests and shows • trivia and trivium

A Simple Guide to TV Time Zone Conversion
You've all seen promos on TV which announce 8/7 Central Time, but what does that mean if you live in the Mountain, Pacific, Hawaiian or other time zones outside the U.S.?
listings • time zone • tv listings • puerto rico • the u.s. virgin islands

Best Episodes And Quotes From Will & Grace
Will & Grace is a sitcom involving four funny and flawed characters that had an eight year run on NBC. Here are highlights from the first four seasons of the show.
will & grace • will and grace • will & grace quotes • debra messing • eric mccormack

Books Profile Two Distinct Television Personalities
This week we review books about two famous television personalities - Bart Simpson (aka Nancy Cartright) and Jack Benny.
jack benny • joan benny • bart simpson • nancy cartright • the simpsons

DVD Review: House, M.D. Season Four
As with many shows in the 2007-08 TV season, House's production schedule was affected by the writer's strike. Despite this, it is back in force, and is now on DVD. 8/10
house season four dvd • hugh laurie house dvd • robert sean leonard house dvd • overview of house season four • best episodes of house season four

Feeling nostalgic? Go see a movie!
It used to be that filmmakers turned to sequels when they were running short on new movie ideas. But nowadays, it's the reruns that are catching their eye.
miami vice movie • 80's television • movies based on tv shows • collin farrell • jamie fox

Leno Comes To Prime Time
NBC is taking a gamble by moving Jay Leno to a nightly 10pm prime time slot. But will this move change television as we know it?
jay leno • prime time • talk show • nbc • fall season

Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott, Co-Creators of Baby Blues
Baby Blues is the delightful cartoon strip created by Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott. The comic examines the surprises and predicaments of parenthood through the eyes of new parents. Characters Zoe and Hammie keep parents Wanda and Darryl MacPherson on their toes. Who knows what little kids are thinking?
cartoonist • rick kirkman • jerry scott • baby blues • comic strip

Some People Don't Want to Save Private Ryan
The FCC has received complaints about ABC's airing of "Saving Private Ryan." CBS gets calls from angry fans of "CSI:NY." Find out the top ten most watched programs of the week and more.
private ryan • csi:ny • yasser arafat • tv ratings

Stooges, Looney Toons, and More
A look at the Three Stooges, Sylvester and Tweetie get their own stamp and television highlights for the week of May 26, 1998.
three stooges • tweetie and sylvester • tv shows • recommended viewing

Which TV Network will tell our story of Fibromyalgia?
The media and fibromyalgia and the impact of how a prime time show could aid in education, research, and government support.
media • fms • fibromyalgia • awareness • may 12th

28-Up: Real Drama, No Gimmicks
One installment of Michael Apted's grand attempt to record the emotional and physical development of 10 individuals over their lifetime, checking in every 7 years
documentary • film • documentary film • movie • movies

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