Studio 60 On The Sunset Strip

[JD, Too]

By the way, I really dig Studio 60.  I don't care if the show within the show is funny.  It doesn't have to be.  The actually show IS funny, the stories are good, the acting is good, and that's enough for me.

Sorkin may never again write something as amazing as the West Wing, but Studio 60 is a fine show.  'nuff said.

Oh, I love it too.  I can't decide which I like better, the condescension towards anyone who is stupid enough to not live in New York or California, or Sorkin's creepy obsession with making everything on the show about his ex, Kristin Chenoweth.

And Tina Fey doesn't even look like Kristin Chenowith.

[DwightKurtz]

By the way, I really dig Studio 60.  I don't care if the show within the show is funny.  It doesn't have to be.  The actually show IS funny, the stories are good, the acting is good, and that's enough for me.

Sorkin may never again write something as amazing as the West Wing, but Studio 60 is a fine show.  'nuff said.

Oh, I love it too.  I can't decide which I like better, the condescension towards anyone who is stupid enough to not live in New York or California, or Sorkin's creepy obsession with making everything on the show about his ex, Kristin Chenoweth.

blah blah blah

[CPT]

By the way, I really dig Studio 60.  I don't care if the show within the show is funny.  It doesn't have to be.  The actually show IS funny, the stories are good, the acting is good, and that's enough for me.

Sorkin may never again write something as amazing as the West Wing, but Studio 60 is a fine show.  'nuff said.

Oh, I love it too.  I can't decide which I like better, the condescension towards anyone who is stupid enough to not live in New York or California, or Sorkin's creepy obsession with making everything on the show about his ex, Kristin Chenoweth.

blah blah blah

If you weren't walking while you said that, it doesn't count in this thread.

[forkserker]

By the way, I really dig Studio 60.  I don't care if the show within the show is funny.  It doesn't have to be.  The actually show IS funny, the stories are good, the acting is good, and that's enough for me.

Sorkin may never again write something as amazing as the West Wing, but Studio 60 is a fine show.  'nuff said.

Oh, I love it too.  I can't decide which I like better, the condescension towards anyone who is stupid enough to not live in New York or California,

When did Sorkin start writing for ESPN?

[DwightKurtz]

By the way, I really dig Studio 60.  I don't care if the show within the show is funny.  It doesn't have to be.  The actually show IS funny, the stories are good, the acting is good, and that's enough for me.

Sorkin may never again write something as amazing as the West Wing, but Studio 60 is a fine show.  'nuff said.

Oh, I love it too.  I can't decide which I like better, the condescension towards anyone who is stupid enough to not live in New York or California,

When did Sorkin start writing for ESPN?

1998, I believe.

[The Slak]

Holy shit it's Benson!

[JD, Too]

Someone squeeze my mind grapes, please.

And more Page Boy! 

[The Slak]

Someone squeeze my mind grapes, please.

And more Page Boy! 

Finally caught this. I need to get my prescription filled by Dr. Spaceman.


"Why are you wearing a tux?"

"It's after 6 pm. What do I look like, a farmer?"

[Andy]

I thought last Monday's Studio 60 was the first truly good one they've made.  Then again, Sorkin always nailed the Christmas ones on the West Wing, too.  Probably the most encouraging thing about the ep was that showed one of the "show's" skits and it was actually funny.

They had the fat guy (Moose from the rental car commercials) dressed up as Santa.  He falls down the chimney and into a living room and you hear this ominous "news" music and a guy playing Dateline's Chris Hanson comes into the room.  Asking Santa what a grown man is doing sneaking into a house to give a "present" to a 10 year old girl after midnight.  Santa says the girl "sent me a letter" and then they go back to the real show.  Pretty good.

But the whole show was pretty good.  I could do without the whole Matthew Perry-Sarah Paulson thing because I don't care, but Amanda Peet is hot, preggers or no, and I don't blame Josh Lyman for trying to nail her.

[JD, Too]

What the hell are you talking about?  I think you took a wrong turn somewhere. 

[The Slak]

What the hell are you talking about?  I think you took a wrong turn somewhere. 

Just think of Dr. Leo Spaceman. Gets me every time.

[forkserker]

I thought last Monday's Studio 60 was the first truly good one they've made.  Then again, Sorkin always nailed the Christmas ones on the West Wing, too.  Probably the most encouraging thing about the ep was that showed one of the "show's" skits and it was actually funny.

They had the fat guy (Moose from the rental car commercials) dressed up as Santa.  He falls down the chimney and into a living room and you hear this ominous "news" music and a guy playing Dateline's Chris Hanson comes into the room.  Asking Santa what a grown man is doing sneaking into a house to give a "present" to a 10 year old girl after midnight.  Santa says the girl "sent me a letter" and then they go back to the real show.  Pretty good.

But the whole show was pretty good.  I could do without the whole Matthew Perry-Sarah Paulson thing because I don't care, but Amanda Peet is hot, preggers or no, and I don't blame Josh Lyman for trying to nail her.

The whole world is Chandler's lesbian wedding.

[JD, Too]

That Dennis dude was the tits, yo.

[forkserker]

The musicians from NOLA were steak balls.

[MDZ]

I want to hold a mirror up to society, and then win world record for biggest mirror.