Saw this last night. Watched it with two other people, and without any doubt, I was the one who enjoyed it the most (one of the others had already seen it, though). It was...better than I thought it would be. Actually moderately-to-a-lot better than I thought it was going to be. And it's hard to be funny. But there were moments that I thought were genuinely funny. If I thought only three of those moments were going to occur going in, it turned out that somewhere around five actually happened. That's a good ratio. Anyways, hello Week 24. How do you do? First and foremost, we here at The Unusual Suspects headquarters would like to offer sincere apologizes for not offering up a "Mad Men" recap this week, but 1) I wasn't able to watch it yet, 2) It's Tuesday, so it's too old to speak of now and 3) There will indeed be a link below that leads you to our usual "Mad Men" recap piece penned by Entertainment Weekly. To make it up to you, though, we would like to point out that there may or may not be something brand new that is brewing for tomorrow. Could it be a new feature? Could it be a huge announcement? Could it be wonderful? Could it make you love us that much more? Goodness, so many questions to be answered. You'll have to check back to see what all the fuss is about. Before that gets here, though, check out a few links, enjoy this September afternoon and think back to all the fantastic memories you made over Labor Day weekend. The Anvil gets arrested for drug possession. I defy you to come up with five names of former professional wrestlers who adjusted to normal life easily. (Tampa Tribune)
Boise State clinched a national title berth last night. Today, they gain seven first-place votes in the AP poll. (ESPN)
Nobody buys newspaper advertisements anymore. Oh, this is bad. (Editor & Publisher)
Editor is charged by coroner for two interviews. Funny. (Twitter)
More from the Mike Wise fallout. Now, the Post’s ombudsman takes his shots. (Washington Post)
ABC News loses its leader. Get those resumes ready. (CNN)
Barbara Walters comes back to “The View.” David Letterman visits. (USA Today)
And here is your weekly “Mad Men” wrap-up. Need to catch up before this Sunday. (Entertainment Weekly)
Are you sure the newspaper / no ads thing is bad? Aside from shutting down the paper, is there anything else they could do? (And I don't mean go out and find more celebrity news.)
ReplyDeleteI don't think I quite understand what you are trying to say there. If there is no ad revenue, it'll be hard to keep the paper afloat.
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