Tv Ate My Dinner

The Dark Crazy gets real with some straight talk about image obsessed attention freaks.  What did Lenny Kravitz or Audrey Hepburn ever do to me?  Nothin', but that's beside the point.  I'll tackle Playboy, Maxim and Victoria's Secret for their collective role in making the world feel ugly and making it harder for me to get served in bars.  Pluse some new music, too.

In the latest edition of This Week in Angst, Sean explores the impact of the WB's demise on 30 year old men who watch TV shows about 17 year old girls.  Also covered is the death of the OC, the future of One Tree Hill, the failing Fox formula of fast-paced thrillers like 24 and the rise of Heroes.  And what's with the guy on Prisonbreak?  He's a super-genius, but he has to have a tattoo to remember where he parked his car?  And what happened to Studio 60 on the Sunset strip?  No one is safe this time around.

Sean returns to rambling about TV shows, abandoning the bones left behind by the late WB and targeting bigger game.  No more Gilmore Girls, no more One Tree Hilll, no more OC.  This time around it's about Fox thrillers like PrisonBreak and why a guy who needs to get a tattoo to remember where he left his car is considered a genius.  Now it's about why 24 is losing ground to NBC's Heroes, and shows about how networks should set a higher standard for their shows (like Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip) are never gonna be long for this world.  And a little about Smallville, too.

This latest edition of the program is basically me drinking some beers and complaining about the demise of the beloved WB.  I sound like I'm hopped up on cough syrup and am really agitated considering I'm a grown man talking about shows that were created to appeal to 15 year old girls.

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