Studio 60 On The Sunset Strip

[The Slak]

Friend of mine made a good point. That blonde lady (that the lesbo?) who is a star of the show within the show, it supposed to be talented and hilarious yet she is neither. Good times right there.

She dumped Matthew Perry's character by e-mail! Come on, that takes serious talent, right?

I had a friend who did that in high school, then got invited to her wedding years later. Good times.

[DwightKurtz]

Friend of mine made a good point. That blonde lady (that the lesbo?) who is a star of the show within the show, it supposed to be talented and hilarious yet she is neither. Good times right there.

She dumped Matthew Perry's character by e-mail! Come on, that takes serious talent, right?

I had a friend who did that in high school, then got invited to her wedding years later. Good times.

Did you decline by EMail?

Watched the show tonight... I have no complaints.  My girlfriend is getting hooked.  The moment at the end where the clock rolled over was both funny and distressing for Perry's character.  I look forward to the next episode.

[Andy]

Sarah Paulson's lisp is getting on my nerves.

[Huey]

I like Sports Night, too.  I never did see how it ended, though. 

All you need to know is that this guy:



became a cast member.

And that's how it ended.

[The Slak]

Ted McGinley, the original showkiller.

Sarah Paulson is that woman that Matthew Perry was dumped by in the show right? She bugs the hell out of me too.

[Ivy6]

I like Sports Night, too.  I never did see how it ended, though. 

All you need to know is that this guy:



became a cast member.

And that's how it ended.

C'mon- Jefferson was only in selected episodes of the first season- and it got renewed for a second.  He didn't appear in anything in the second/final season- they didn't even mention Deputy Gordon's name once.

[forkserker]

Jm. J, er, Ted McGinley was in "West Wing", which lasted for a while as I recall.

[James Westfall]

Jm. J, er, Ted McGinley was in "West Wing", which lasted for a while as I recall.

He was in for 3 episodes.  Had he not been in it at all it'd probably still be on and John Spencer wouldn't have died.

[forkserker]

Jm. J, er, Ted McGinley was in "West Wing", which lasted for a while as I recall.

He was in for 3 episodes.  Had he not been in it at all it'd probably still be on and John Spencer wouldn't have died.

Wasn't he in that show with Kelly Ripa? That lasted a couple years.

[James Westfall]

Jm. J, er, Ted McGinley was in "West Wing", which lasted for a while as I recall.

He was in for 3 episodes.  Had he not been in it at all it'd probably still be on and John Spencer wouldn't have died.

Wasn't he in that show with Kelly Ripa? That lasted a couple years.

The WB/CW will play anything.  The crowning aachievement of McGinley is getting Charlie Lawrence cancelled before it even made it to air.

[forkserker]

Jm. J, er, Ted McGinley was in "West Wing", which lasted for a while as I recall.

He was in for 3 episodes.  Had he not been in it at all it'd probably still be on and John Spencer wouldn't have died.

Wasn't he in that show with Kelly Ripa? That lasted a couple years.

The WB/CW will play anything.  The crowning aachievement of McGinley is getting Charlie Lawrence cancelled before it even made it to air.

I think it was on ABC, I gotta ask my wife.

[James Westfall]

Jm. J, er, Ted McGinley was in "West Wing", which lasted for a while as I recall.

He was in for 3 episodes.  Had he not been in it at all it'd probably still be on and John Spencer wouldn't have died.

Wasn't he in that show with Kelly Ripa? That lasted a couple years.

The WB/CW will play anything.  The crowning aachievement of McGinley is getting Charlie Lawrence cancelled before it even made it to air.

I think it was on ABC, I gotta ask my wife.

Sure you do....(wink, wink)

[cubbiebluestew]

I was too engrossed in Sophia Coppola's "Marie Antoinette" on PBS to watch "Studio 60" this week.  But I am a Gilbert and Sullivan fan and my wife, who was watching "Studio 60" in another room alerted me in time to watch that scene.  That scene was well done and probably very expensive to produce.  I recommend catching a rerun of Marie Antoinette if you can.  It gets very scurillous and shows edited versions of the "Tijuana Bibles" that French citizens nearing revolution published about their queen.

[forkserker]

I was too engrossed in Sophia Coppola's "Marie Antoinette" on PBS to watch "Studio 60" this week.  But I am a Gilbert and Sullivan fan and my wife, who was watching "Studio 60" in another room alerted me in time to watch that scene.  That scene was well done and probably very expensive to produce.  I recommend catching a rerun of Marie Antoinette if you can.  It gets very scurillous and shows edited versions of the "Tijuana Bibles" that French citizens nearing revolution published about their queen.

The best "Pirates" bit I ever saw was Paual Reiser's dad on "Mad About You" as the Major General...

"He really was a good son, we had nothing to complain about.
Except we came home early once and caught him with his schmecky out"

Yes, I watched "Mad About You".

[Bad Kermit]

Does anyone else find it strange that Studio 60 is on the same network as SNL, when it has thus far consistently slammed SNL pretty hard?