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| Wendy’s Week of TV Part 22 | December 13, 2008 | Part 22? Let’s just say Part 22 was not a wonderful week of TV.I missed Andrew Denton interviewing Ben Stiller because we had our Choir Christmas party. The party was pretty good but there was no blue steel and neither did we sing Wake me up before you go go. Still, ho ho ho. Tuesday: […] |
| Wendy’s Week of TV Part 22 | Part 22? Let’s just say Part 22 was not a wonderful week of TV.I missed Andrew Denton interviewing Ben Stiller because we had our Choir Christmas party. The party was pretty good but there was no blue steel and neither did we sing Wake me up before you go go. Still, ho ho ho. Tuesday: […] |
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| Wendy’s Week of TV: Part 21 | December 6, 2008 | Saturday: I watched the Mountain program again with Griff Rhys-Jones. He has a slightly annoying habit of trailing his sentences off into a whisper, so to hear what was going I had to keep turning up the volume. I was impressed that he climbed a sheer rock face, but still if you had something else […] |
| Wendy’s Week of TV: Part 21 | Saturday: I watched the Mountain program again with Griff Rhys-Jones. He has a slightly annoying habit of trailing his sentences off into a whisper, so to hear what was going I had to keep turning up the volume. I was impressed that he climbed a sheer rock face, but still if you had something else […] |
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| “It’s been a week, it’s up to the cat now”: Seinfeld Series 2, Episode 3 | November 30, 2008 | The Busboy is another of my early Seinfeld favourites, giving us the opportunity to see Julia Louis-Dreyfus’s capacity for physical comedy, and the developing the awkward relationship between Kramer and George. Food is one of the recurring themes in this episode, with Jerry’s first stand up deriding contemporary culture’s obsession with food and foodie culture. […] |
| "It’s been a week, it’s up to the cat now": Seinfeld Series 2, Episode 3 | The Busboy is another of my early Seinfeld favourites, giving us the opportunity to see Julia Louis-Dreyfus’s capacity for physical comedy, and the developing the awkward relationship between Kramer and George. Food is one of the recurring themes in this episode, with Jerry’s first stand up deriding contemporary culture’s obsession with food and foodie culture. […] |
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| Wendy’s Week of TV Part 20 | November 29, 2008 | Saturday: Gardening Australia No matter how hard they try it’s just not the same without Peter Cundall and his blooming lot for the week. Mountain with Griff Rhys-Jones I thought we would actually watch Griff climb a lot of mountains, but with the exception of the beginning and the end of this program that didn’t […] |
| Wendy’s Week of TV Part 20 | Saturday: Gardening Australia No matter how hard they try it’s just not the same without Peter Cundall and his blooming lot for the week. Mountain with Griff Rhys-Jones I thought we would actually watch Griff climb a lot of mountains, but with the exception of the beginning and the end of this program that didn’t […] |
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| Wendy’s Week of TV: Part 19 | November 22, 2008 | Sunday: The Einstein Factor The Einstein Factor is really heating up now with the grand final for the year tomorrow night. Sadly, the contestant with Insane Clown Posse as his special subject didn’t get through, but his hair was entertaining nonetheless. Please, please, please let Barry Jones be on the brains trust. Please, please, please […] |
| Wendy’s Week of TV: Part 19 | Sunday: The Einstein Factor The Einstein Factor is really heating up now with the grand final for the year tomorrow night. Sadly, the contestant with Insane Clown Posse as his special subject didn’t get through, but his hair was entertaining nonetheless. Please, please, please let Barry Jones be on the brains trust. Please, please, please […] |