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TV Tonight: "Mad TV"
Will Lisa Donovan be the first superstar to come from YouTube? Lisa, aka LisaNova, makes her debut on Fox's "Mad TV" tonight. According to Fox, Lisa had auditioned for "Mad TV" before and been rejected, but her YouTube videos were the key to getting another tryout.
TV Tonight: "Mad TV"
I had kind of forgotten "Mad TV" was still around until "Studio 69 on Van Nuys Boulevard" showed up a few months back. I've been meaning to check out the show again, and tonight's episode has two great things to recommend: First, the awesome Kate Walsh, who plays Addison on "Grey's Anatomy," is the guest. And second, the clip I've seen has a pretty great spot-on parody/impression of Paula Abdul during "American Idol" judging.
Spot the Sorkinism: "Studio 69 on Van Nuys Boulevard"
Check out this sketch from the cast of "Mad TV" reinventing Aaron Sorkin's "Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip" as a behind-the-scenes porn drama. The four-minute clip pretty effectively skewers everything the writer has come to be known for. Here are 10 Sorkinisms I spotted:
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Buzz In: What Are Your Hopes For the Mad Men Season Finale?
Tonight, the third season of Mad Men wraps up, and there couldn't be more characters and plotlines on a precipice. Last week, Betty told Don she doesn't love him anymore and got a marriage proposal from Henry, and Pete was looking close to leaving Sterling Cooper. The season has also been building up other situations that may come to a head tonight, such as Joan and Roger's relationship, Salvatore's unjustified firing, and the casting aside of Don's latest mistress, Suzanne, who seems to me to be a bit unstable.
Mad Men: This Week's 5 Maddest Moments
Far fewer feet were cut off in this week's episode of Mad Men, but there's still intense imagery. The way the episode kicks off, with a bloody Don, Peggy in bed, and Betty on a fainting couch, you know this installment, "Seven Twenty Three," is going to be explosive.
To talk about the episode and see my five maddest moments (spoilers ahead!), just read more
Mad Men: This Week's 5 Maddest Moments
So how did this year's Emmy winner for Outstanding Drama Series follow up its win? With a shocking turn of events that made me stop and wonder if I was on the right channel.
Even the pun-y title, "Guy Walks Into an Advertising Agency," was sort of un-Mad Men-like.
Mad Men, "The Grown Ups": This Week's 5 Maddest Moments
Did you hear it? That was the sound of the Mad Men implosion, as the death of JFK on November 22, 1963, rocked the country and the lives of the show's characters. This season has been building up to the events of this episode, which felt more intense, more important, than next week's finale can possibly be.
Sterling Mifflin: If Mad Men Met The Office
What if the Dunder Mifflin universe collided with the Sterling Cooper universe? Honestly, sometimes the workplaces on Mad Men and The Office are eerily similar — in an upside down time warp kind of way. Check out my slideshow of how the show's characters match up to each other in my bizarro comparison of Sterling Mifflin (or Dunder Cooper).
The Ladies of Mad Men Score New Roles
We're halfway through the third season of Mad Men, and the actors have already finished up shooting for the time being, which means there's some free time in their schedules for new projects. In fact, we've already seen some of their pretty faces popping up on other Fall TV! From sitcoms to big time movie roles, the ladies of Sterling Cooper have scored some serious accounts lately.
Mad Men, "The Gypsy and the Hobo": This Week's 5 Maddest Moments
You know how everyone's always talking about how Mad Men is a slowly simmering pot, leaving you waiting for things to bubble to the surface? One of the show's major plot points, Don Draper's identity, bubbles to the top, finally. And how ironic for it to happen on Halloween eve .
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