For all you Ronnie Howard fans:
It’s an interview!
Category: News
Aha! For All MONTY PYTHON Fans, This is a Must-See
Found on YouTube:
After you’ve watched the funniest trailer for anything that we’ve ever seen (and we see a lot of $#@!ing trailers), click through to the URL and learn what’s behind it.
The Return of MISTER ROGERS’ NEIGHBORHOOD – Sort Of
It’s in The New York Times, but we still can’t believe this!
PBS Is Going Back to the Neighborhood – by Elizabeth Jensen
Kyle Killen Gets Another Chance
Well, hey, it’s a track record thing. LONE STAR and AWAKE are the dood’s big credits. LONE STAR was cancelled after two episodes, and AWAKE bought it after, what, half a season? So of course Kyle gets into the game again. Because intelligence is a much rarer commodity, isn’t it, than your teachers ever led you to believe? Anyway:
Kyle Killen Drama Lands at NBC as Put Pilot – by Nellie Andreeva (Deadline.Com)
EXCLUSIVE: Influence, a drama project from Lone Star and Awakecreator Kyle Killen, has received a put pilot commitment by ABC in a competitive situation involving multiple networks. The project, from 20th Century Fox TV where Killen is under a deal, is described as a provocative workplace ensemble centered on the complicated relationship between two brothers — a bipolar genius in human psychology and a slick ex-con — who head a unique agency designed to solve their clients’ problems using the real science of human motivation and manipulation. In addition to helping their clients, the agency’s staff sometime turn their powers to pull strings on one another. Killen is the writer/executive producer. Influence marks a departure from Killen’s previous two series projects, Fox’s Lone Star and NBC’s Awake, which both had very complex, non-linear narratives as they centered on protagonists living dual lives. Still, Killen kept a duality element in his new show too, making one of the main characters bipolar. On the feature side, Killen wrote the Black List script The Beaver, which was directed by Jodie Foster.
Ever Wonder How People Would React to a Hipster Sitcom?
Vulture.Com has the answer:
Hipster Sitcom Destined for Ridicule – by Margaret Lyons (Vulture.Com)
Hipsters! Aren’t they the silliest/worst? Is there anything more fun than an Internet flame war about what does and does not qualify one to be a “hipster”? Indeed, there is nothing more fun. NBC wants a piece of that endless source of joy, which is why the network has bought the pilot currently going by Untitled Hipster Project. Stick with that name! It’s so unfinished and raw and edgy, which is exactly what hipsters like. According to Deadline, the show, from The Daily Show‘s Josh Lieb and comedian Nick Thune, is about an “un-hip” anthropology student who finds himself living among Brooklynites and studying their ways. “Behold the aspiring children’s librarian in her natural habitat, Instagram-ing her artisanal meals,” etc.