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Airport’s George Kennedy is King Braccus, and Leonard Nimoy is Baffled to return from the dead with psychic powers. Plus Clones, cavemen, The Man with the Power, Exo Man, Dr. Strange and a solar powered astronaut superhero. Lots of laughs in this apparent segment from an unnamed TV show.
Yesterday, blogger Alan Breslauer met Karl Rove before Rove was set to give a speech in Los Angeles. During the encounter, Breslauer unrolled a banner reading “Free Don Siegelman†which Rove reluctantly agreed to hold. – thinkprogress.org
(CBS) Is Don Siegelman in prison because he’s a criminal or because he belonged to the wrong political party in Alabama? Siegelman is the former governor of Alabama, and he was the most successful Democrat in that Republican state. But while he was governor, the U.S. Justice Department launched multiple investigations that went on year after year until, finally, a jury convicted Siegelman of bribery.
Now, many Democrats and Republicans have become suspicious of the Justice Department’s motivations. As correspondent Scott Pelley reports, 52 former state attorneys-general have asked Congress to investigate whether the prosecution of Siegelman was pursued not because of a crime but because of politics.
Did Ex-Alabama Governor Get A Raw Deal?
Colbert Report writer.
Hot from the writer’s strike picket line! Via the ever-amazing BoingBoing.
“DO NOT put any person in the washer.”
A new Futurama DVD movie is on the way (Nov. 27th). Trailer above.
According to gotfuturama.com
Four movies are upcoming: Bender’s Big Score, The Beast with a Billion Backs, Bender’s Game, and Into the Wild Green Yonder. The last three to be released in 2008.
Original voice-talents, John DiMaggio, Katey Sagal, Maurice LaMarche, and Billy West are back. This makes me very happy.
Wiki has some minor spoilers
I’ve loved science programs, ever since watching GE spokesman Don Herbert in ‘Watch Mr. Wizard‘ as a child. ‘Look Around You‘ (2002) is a spot-on BBC parody of such programs. The pace is a bit slow, but each ten minute episode has at least one full belly-laugh.This episode, #3:’Germs,’ is not for the delicate of spirit. Do not try these experiments at home.
You Tube links:
Episode 1: Maths
Episode 2: Water
Episode 4: Ghosts
Episode 5: Sulphur
Episode 6: Music
Episode 7: Iron
A short clip of Watch Mr. Wizard
Via Boing Boing
Via: Boing Boing
Profane, funny, scary and depressing, what more could you want?
EV Grieve The Lo-Down East Village Local NYT NY 1 RSS of Gary Null’s Blog
