This thread is for non-fiction TV, including but not limited to reality television (So You Think You Can Dance, Top Chef: Masters, Project Runway), documentaries (The History Channel, The Discovery Channel), and sundry (Expedition Africa, Mythbusters), et al. [NAFDA]
I'm watching Ancient Aliens (on the History channel!) I have to keep reminding myself that they're only interviewing people who agree with their premise.
Interviews where the scientists say "Actually, this is bullshit pseudoscience" tend not to be as good for stretching out into hourlong eps.
(Remember when "I only watch The History Channel" used to be a cliche for pretentious anti-TV snobbery? I wonder if there are any of those people left, and if they realize they're now watching the same crap the rest of us have been enjoying for years...)
It's so easy to get sucked in. Why
are
there things that look like spacecraft in ancient works of art? And at least it's a change of pace from yet another show about Hitler.
Love the news on Top Chef about the judges. Love it.
Top Chef news! Including news about the panel of judges and the lineup of contestants, if folks don't want to be spoiled about any of that.
Seriously? I don't recognize most of those names, but
Kelly Liken was just on Iron Chef,
so I'm assuming there are some other accomplished people there.
Also, love the judges news.
Could not agree more, Amy.
TCM - Totally rooting for Susan to go all the way. I just love her attitude about everything.
AI: First, teens and pre-teens of America, what the fuck? I can't even comment on the person that Perez Hilton paraded across the stage except to opine that it must be some elaborate practical joke. And the Beiber creature was horrible. When did A&R people get replaced by Youtube? Ugh.
Next, why are the judges checking so hard for Lee? I fully expect to see all four in "Lee Dewyze: Ride or Die" t-shirts next week. No matter. I remain a huge Crystal fan. Her original song was awesome.
Last, seriously. What is up with the Beiber creature? I thought for a second Tim Urban had found a way to sneak back onto the stage.
SYTYCD fans, set your Tivos; Nigel tweeteth:
So the new #SYTYCD series begins on Thursday of next week with our auditions in New York and Miami. For more information go to Fox.Com/Dance 26 minutes ago via Echofon
Thanks for the SYTYCD heads up.
