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Are "Save Our Show" Campaigns Endearing or Annoying?
I'm usually supportive and even awed when fans rise up to try to save a little-watched show they love. It's especially nice when the show is dear to my own heart (Friday Night Lights) or involves a seriously overwhelming amount of peanuts (Jericho). But I must be getting "Save Our Show" fatigue, because this campaign to save The Mole is just doing nothing for me.
Link Time! 7/15
- FilmExperience asks: If you could weekend at the beach with any movie character, who would it be? (Their pick: Madison the mermaid from Splash.)
- The TV Addict has audio from chatting with Wentworth Miller and Sarah Wayne Callies at yesterday's TCA Prison Break-fast.
- Popwatch's Annie Barrett laments the fact that movies she'd like to see in the theater don't stick around the theaters long enough for her to see them and she wants to start a chain of Theaters for the Lazy.
- Vulture wonders whether Kids or The Wackness is more authentically 1994.
- Stereogum has the new Radiohead video for "House of Cards," which makes my eyeballs hurt a little bit.
- TV Squad reveals that there's a campaign afoot to save The Mole — and the show's own producers are waging it.
- Cinematical marvels at the insane anticipation and hype surrounding The Dark Knight — among geeks and non-geeks alike.
- Calling all fans of The Smiths: Take BellaSugar's new "Beauty Product or Morrissey Song?" quiz!
Here's What We'll Be Watching on TV This Summer
ABC, CBS, and Fox have joined NBC in releasing their Summer schedules in recent days, and while we're still waiting on The CW, this already gives us a pretty good sense of how the season will look. There's a lot of reality, of course, but at least one cool scripted series is also on the schedule. Here are some of the goodies:
- Swingtown, the CBS series about '70s swinger couples, will finally see the light of day!
Buzz News Roundup, 1/9
- The presentation of the Cecil B. DeMille award to Steven Spielberg that was supposed to happen at the Golden Globes has been pushed to the 2009 Golden Globes, Variety writes.
- In other Globes news, NBC has confirmed it will air a two-hour Dateline special on the awards before Sunday's press conference; details on the guests are at The Futon Critic. Also, TV Week reports that NBC will give refunds to some advertisers who had bought spots for the awards.
- ComingSoon reports that the cast has been set for Solomon Kane, an "epic tale of a 16th century soldier tormented by his past evil deeds."
- Variety reports Sundance alums like Quentin Tarantino, Sandra Oh and Alan Alda are heading back to Park City this year — as judges.
- Though the dates aren't nailed down just yet, Radiohead has set the cities for its North American summer tour, writes Billboard.
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