Posted in Comedy, Life, Photos, Television, tagged comedy, D.C., humor, Jon Stewart, photos, Rally to Restore Sanity, signs, Stephen Colbert on October 30, 2010 | 3 Comments »
Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert
I will just get right out there and say it: from a spectator’s standpoint, my wife and I were very disappointed by The Rally to Restore Sanity. It was an event we were looking forward to attending, and we expected a big crowd. (more…)
Posted in Comedy, Movies, Politics, tagged Barack Obama, Democrats, First Read, Health Care, health care summit, journalism, Karate Kid, Mark Murray, NBC, NBC News, Politics, President Barack Obama, Ralph Macchio, Republicans, The Karate Kid, William Zabka on February 24, 2010 | 1 Comment »
NBC Reporter Mark Murray produced an off-the-cuff gem earlier today by suggesting on MSNBC’s First Read blog that President Obama’s Health Care Summit was based on defeating Republicans using the William Zabka Principle.
Mark Murray, NBC's Deputy Political Director
What the heck is the William Zabka Principle you ask? Here’s how Mark Murray explains it. (more…)
Posted in Comedy, Movies, tagged Club Nokia, L.A., Los Angeles, masturbation, Paul Reubens, Pee-wee Herman, Peewee Herman, Peewee's Playhouse, Review, Reviews, The Peewee Herman Show, Twitter on January 13, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
One of the advertisement's for Pee-wee's new stage show in L.A. Let's hope it is successful enough to travel elsewhere.
For Pee-wee Herman fans like myself, last night was a big night.
At Los Angeles’ Club Nokia, a new incarnation of the Pee-wee Herman Show opened for a 4 week stage run. It marked one of the first times that actor Paul Reubens brought back his character in a serious way since the tragic cancellation of Pee-wee’s television show in 1991 following his well-known quasi-private masturbation incident.
I was surprised when I looked this morning that I couldn’t find any early reviews of Pee-wee’s first night out from major press outlets. So I instead turned to Twitter where people mostly had good things to say. Here’s a sample of what Twitter users had to say, and it’s overwhelming positive: (more…)
