TweetON STEPHEN COLBERT TONIGHT: Aaron Sorkin stops by to talk about “The Social Network.” 1130pm – Comedy Central MODERN FAMILY: “The Kiss” was a softer episode that focused on Mitchell’s dislike of PDA and Cameron trying to patient and understanding. We learned that it’s because Jay was not physically affectionate with his kids – because…
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THE SURF REPORT: The 62nd Primetime Emmy Awards: the show & the fashion–8/30/10
Tweet THE EMMY SHOW: I loved it. From start to finish, the show moved like a fast train and I had a smile on my face for a significant portion of the three hours – which is saying a lot when it comes to any award show. The opening musical number, which was basically a…
THE SURF REPORT: Variety Emmy Showrunner Panel today, The Emmys are Sunday 8/29!
TweetEMMY-RELATED FUN: I posted the interview I did with Michael Blieden and Mike DiCenzo (Deetch) from LATE NIGHT WITH JIMMY FALLON. Bliden and Deetch were the director and writer, respectively, of the brilliant LATE minisodes the show did. Click over to The Surf Report site at http://thesurfreport.biz and be sure to watch the LATE minisodes…
THE SURF REPORT: Don’t miss tonight’s COVERT AFFAIRS–8/24/10
TweetMAD MEN: “The Chrysanthemum and the Sword” was an anthropologist’s study about Japanese culture, written at the request of the U.S. Office of War information in an effort to anticipate the behavior of the Japanese during WWII. Here’s the description about the book that fascinated me: “it popularized the distinction between guilt cultures and shame…
THE SURF REPORT: May sweeps begin: FRINGE goes musical, new NBC comedies–4/29/10
TweetNURSE JACKIE: There were several high points in this week’s episode: meeting Dr. O’Hara’s jet-setting newscaster love interest, played by Julia Ormond, and we saw Jackie deal with her daughter’s little friend Caitlin in her own special way, by telling the nasty kid to “shut the f–k up!” when the kid wouldn’t stop being mean…
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The Surf Report Editor-In-Chief Diane Gordon with the cast of USA Network's "Royal Pains." Left to right: Jill Flint, Mark Feuerstein, Gordon, Reshma Shetty and Paulo Costanzo. -
