Aaron Sorkin: Dick
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fuckin' hilarious. Sorry for your loss.
I didn't know you watched the OC too! I used to watch the OC and grey's but they were on at the same time, so I stopped OC for awhile, and now it is cancelled, poop!
p.s. I loved "farewell to the OC bitch"
Haven't you seen the commercial for this product? It's a sleep aid. In the commercial, there's a guy whose dreams -- Lincoln, a chess playing beaver, etc. -- miss him, since he's not sleeping much anymore.
Yeah, I just caught the commercial after having not seen it for a while. It was out of my head and I had forgotten that Abe Lincoln was featured in it. Shame on me.
Still, I don't think that the person behind the web campaign can just assume that whoever is reading the banner will make the connection to the TV spot.
It's really not that memorable of an ad campaign (hence the blog post), so I'm wondering how many other people are scratching their heads.
"Her name is Nan Adams. She's twenty-seven years old. Her occupation: buyer at a New York department store, at present on vacation, driving cross-country to Los Angeles, California, from Manhattan....".We learn that she had a close call on the road:
"Minor incident on Highway 11 in Pennsylvania, perhaps to be filed away under accidents you walk away from. But from this moment on, Nan Adam's companion on a trip to California will be terror; her route--fear; her destination--quite unknown."At the end of the episode, Nan discovers that she's actually dead and the hitchhiker was some sort of Grim Reaper figure:
"Nan Adams, age twenty-seven. She was driving to California, to Los Angeles. She didn't make it. There was a detour--through the Twilight Zone."Too bad Rod Serling died so early -- I would have liked to have been his reincarnation.
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My patience with "Studio 60" ran out last night somewhere between the Chinese family arguing about viola lessons and Bradley Whitford promising/threatening to continue stalking Amanda Peet. How does NBC keep pushing the romantic angle of the show during promos, only to have the actual episode devolve into behavior typically found on "Cops"?
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Who cares about Studio 60? Babaro's dead Goddammit! Shit!
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