Found on YouTube:
ALMOST HOME is almost too good for YouTube, or at least for what most people used to think YouTube was. This is professionalism of the first order.(And think of how much better it’ll seem when we hear the dialog!)
Written by Reagan Gomez. Directed by Matthew A. Cherry. Starring Reagan Gomez, Wesley Jonathan, Denyce Lawton, Jackie Long, DeJuan Turrentine, QU33N!, and DeWayne Turrentine.
Yep, he’s traveling through space, time, and the interwebs, inundating us in universe-expanding posts:
August 26th:
I may be extremely clever but I’m still figuring Tumblr out. I just found this fantastic old post.
I have yet to read a single review of The Newsroom that doesn’t reveal as much or more about the character of the reviewer as it does about the show itself. Although there are many (many) sins of television making of which I could accuse Aaron Sorkin, uncomplicated is not one of them.
What the hullabaloo reveals is a cultural conversation many of us are having right now, yearning for intelligence in news. Sorkin takes that conversation (not a new revelation by any means) and runs with it – and apparently (despite mixed reviews) popularly enough to garner a second season.
We want to say that’s an oxymoron but aren’t in the mood for the flak. Fingers to lips then as we read:
Why you should be watching Hulu’s creepy deal-with-the-devil series The Booth at the End – by Lauren Davis
Even we can enjoy a good soap. (Hey, can’t always be supercool, y’know?) And wouldn’t it be wonderful if this turned out to be just that? Gotta love the smell of betrayal in the morning! Yeah!
Take Me To The Pilots ’12: ABC’s ‘Nashville’ – by Daniel Fienberg
