One of the most brilliant things I’ve ever heard on television.
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A-Team honor roll certificate. Scanned from my first-grade scrapbook.
Amazing. Very jealous.
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Whoa. The Daily Show Facebook (and likely Twitter) were hacked.
Did you know that if you guess Ron Paul’s [real] name he has to teach you to spin hay into gold?
We’ve been watching too much Cosby Show on Netflix
I think it’s starting to give me a skewed world perspective.
As a 501(c)3 non-profit organziation, KaBOOM! cannot get involved in political affairs.
We can only wish Leslie Knope the best of luck in her run for Pawnee, Indiana city council. We hope she brings the same “KaBOOM!” vigor to her campaign that she brought to fixing the pit next to Ann Perkin’s house.
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I drew this too. Didn’t use an app. Didn’t use a camera phone.
I wish Attack of the Show wasn’t so unwatchable now. I’ve always liked Kevin Pereira.
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Currently watching ‘Police Squad’
Is it me, or are there a lot of jizz jokes in modern sitcoms lately?
Project Comicbook
Project Runway is the only reality competition show I really love. I’m certainly no fashionista and I’m not always crazy about the personalities the show can bring out, but there is something about seeing a pile of stuffs turn into something that I can see makes for great tv in my eyes.
I watch Top Chef, and while entertaining, there’s no way for me to judge for myself. On Project Runway, I can judge right alongside Michael Kors, Nina Garcia, and Heidi Seal-Klum.
What I’ve tried to figure out for a long time was how a Project Comicbook would work.
Would it be pencilers competing against one another, or penciller/inker duos?
What would the challenges be? Drawing a single comic page can take days— do you force everyone to work in 24 hour increments? “You have one day to create a single page of a noir book.” Should the show provide a script? Because adding dialogue can add even more time to the challenge. Plus, 12 guys hunched over drawing tables may not make for very compelling television.
I can see the final challenge though. They would have 2 months to make a 16-22 page comicbook. The books would be given out for free at San Diego Comic-Con. A panel would be hosted to show off the journeys of the artists. Maybe they get to draw a script by Jeph Loeb or Brian Michael Bendis. Each book would have a survey, and the reader’s favorites acts as another judge to decide the winner. The winner gets big pile of cash to create a graphic novel and/or a 6-month gig for a large comicbook company.
Or maybe I’ll continue to wait for the day Project Runway does a superhero challenge.
Me, when my wife is out of town.
Every clip I see of Carlos on the Emmy Awards looks like the Entourage production of Medellin.
