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WARNER BROS. ENTERTAINMENT TO LAUNCH T-WORKS
Warner Bros. Entertainment will introduce an online animation experience this spring called T-Works, which will take the library of animated characters from Warner Bros. Animation, Looney Tunes, Hanna-Barbera and DC Comics and put them in an accessible online environment. The site, which launches in spring 2008, will feature hundreds of hours of classic animation, a personalization channel, a games channel (with over 125 games), and a Video Mash-Up Maker, where users can create their own character remixes.

Saturday, September 8, 2007 - 9:36am
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I'VE DONE THIS!
Kitchen Nightmares host Chef Gordon Ramsay was rushed to the hospital recently after he burned his testicles while cooking in his kitchen.

"The other day I was standing to close to the hob when I was cooking. I was wearing cotton trousers and underneath I was going commando. Then suddenly I felt this searing heat - my balls were burning," Ramsay told The Sun.

Read more here if you can take it...

Saturday, September 8, 2007 - 9:12am
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ENTER THE TWO AND HALF DAYS IN MALIBU SWEEPSTAKES
Warner Home Video today announced the launch of its Two and Half Days in Malibu sweepstake, an interactive contest to get fans excited about the leading comedy on television, Two and Half Men: The Complete First Season, coming for the very first time on DVD on September 11.

Fans of Two and Half Men can log on to warnervideo.com/twoandahalfmen for a chance to be the winning twosome to live the once-in-a lifetime, free-wheeling extravagant lifestyle of Charlie Harper in a Malibu Home coupled with VIP treatment, spa package and spending money. The sweepstake centers around users spreading the ‘Two and Half Men Hipster Card’ to their friends (up to 5 per user/per day). The cards allow for users to be easily involved with their favorite show on television and share it with multiple friends.

The Two and Half Days in Malibu sweepstake remains true to the brand and is specifically designed to reward and engage long standing fans, who played a critical role in the show’s success.

Friday, September 7, 2007 - 12:59pm
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THIS 'N' THAT
One in four adults have visited a local TV Web site in the past 30 days, according to a new study from The Media Audit. Among Internet users, nearly 40 percent are regularly visiting the local TV sites.

One of my favorite actresses Miyoshi Umeki, the first Asian to win an Oscar (forSayonara) and later starred in the Broadway musical Flower Drum Song, died of cancer on Aug. 28. Umeki also portrayed housekeeper Mrs. Livingston on the ABC sitcom, The Courtship of Eddie's Father (1969-1972), which starred Bill Bixby and Brandon Cruz.

Sam Sanders writes: MISS LOIS APPEARS ON RADIO-97.1 FM Talk's Allman and Crane (morning show) had Miss Lois (Chesterfield, MO) on Friday, August 31. Talk about rockin' people's worlds. The show had all kinds of callers reminiscing about the 12 years Miss Lois spent on Channel 2 doing her show. She talked about how she left the show briefly to have a baby just 6 months into the show and then coming back and answering a kid's question about the baby. She said she has done many things professionally since then. She moved out of town but now lives somewhere in Illinois. Apparently, a friend of a relative of Jamie Allman knows Miss Lois. He even said on the air (being 44 years old) that when he had the opportunity to get Miss Lois as a guest, he about lost his mind. There were so many kids that watched this one person and now he gets to meet her??? Miss Lois (sorry did not know the last name) was very gracious and patient with callers and was thrilled to hear back from everyone after all these years. This will not be the last you hear from her, I guarantee.

Friday, September 7, 2007 - 8:59am
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THE 'F' BOMB
You may have read about the flap over Jerry Lewis referring to someone as a "fag" on this year's telethon. He was speaking to a cameraman about his family this way: "Your family has come to see you...you remember Bart, your oldest son...Jesse, the illiterate fag." The audience gasped and he has since apologized.

Richard Belzer has this to say about that: "Jerry Lewis is not Anti-Gay by any stretch of the imagination... I have been with him at all hours in a multitude of situations and he has NEVER exhibited any anti-gay sentiments at all. He has shown herculean strength in raising money and awareness for millions of people, mostly children, with Muscular Dystrophy and 40 other related diseases." Read the rest here.

Thursday, September 6, 2007 - 1:43pm
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COPS: 20 years... Caught On Tape
Can you believe Cops is beginning a 20th season this fall? Who would have guessed this pioneering reality series would be such a runaway hit? Anyone that ever watched an episode, that's who.

If you've ever seen the show (and who hasn't?) you already know what to expect, this new special is an adreniline pumped hour of amazing takedowns. Quite simply, you see what happens to people when they run from the police.

This best-of special starts out literally with a bang as suspects in a van careen through a red light and t-bone an automobile, followed by runners and jumpers of all stripes: hopped up prostitutes, drunk, disoriented old guys, cross-dressing truckers, intoxicated drivers who plow into fully lit up police cars, clueless drug addicts, naked nut jobs, knife-weilding despondent women, and numbskulls who can't understand simple instructions like 'put your hands in the air.'

COPS: 20 years... Caught On Tape is a shocking greatest hits collection of some of the bizarre tasks police are called in to handle - like capturing a giant boa constrictors found in a attic, wrangling an enormous rat, coming to the aid of terrified children, controlling a Mardi Gras riot, and responding to a domestic disturbance turned food fight.

You'll witness an amazing officer with a prostetic leg chase down a fleeing junkie (and make the capture), a driverless car running in circles, and a deranged little person who thought he could escape on foot. Now that's entertainment!

I love this show because I always find myself yelling at these foolish criminals on the TV and roaring with laughter when resisters are tazered (sometimes repeatedly). In the end the good guys always win and the bad guys sign the consent form to have their idiotic actions played out for everyone to see on national TV. Those families must be proud. "My son is on TV tonight!"

Of course, all suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Yeah, right - that's why they were running, they were innocent. This riveting hour-long special is a rip-roaring winner, a wild ride from start to finish.

COPS: 20 years... Caught On Tape airs Saturday, September 29th at 8:00pm ET. Cops 20th season kicks off with back to back episodes starting Saturday, September 8th at 8:00pm ET.

Thursday, September 6, 2007 - 10:53am
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Television Archives
A while back I told you about A.J. McWhorter at Television Archives. He's the guy you MUST talk to if you're a TV on DVD producer and you're looking for the rarest of the rare lost television shows and promos. Here's an article about the guy you may find interesting. No, he doesn't have that episode of Romper Room you were on...

Wednesday, September 5, 2007 - 8:46am
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Prison Break Season Three
I've just seen the initial two episodes of the third season of Prison Break and it looks like it'll another winning year for the series.

One of the critiques that Prison Break received on it's debut was, once the guys have broken out of prison what do you do next? Keep dropping them back behind bars and start over? The producers stunned TV viewers by making season two as good or better than the exemplary first year even though most of the action took place outside the penitentiary walls. But can they do it again?

Season three debuts on FOX on Monday September 17th to answer that question. The stakes are higher than ever for our one-the-run brothers as younger bro Michael finds himself once again behind prison walls with T-Bag, Mahone, and poor Bellick. Former guard Bellick has it especially bad as he finds himself the lowest man on the totem pole, reduced to limping around the yard in his tighty-whiteys for the first 2 episodes (not a pretty sight).

This time the guys are confined in a Panamanian hellhole so unrestrained that the guards abandoned it and left the prisoners to run the joint. In order to save Lincoln's wife and son (that kid is nothing but a pain in the ass) Michael has to bust himself and another prisoner out and finds himself, quite literally, in a fight for his life.

No doubt this will be the make-or-break year for this outstanding series. There are some fiendish new characters to contend with in this hellatious new environment; season 3 is shaping up to be just as compelling and exciting as the previous two.

Prison Break season 3 debuts on FOX Monday night, September 17th at 8:00pm. It's followed at 9:00 by another excellent series, K-Ville.

Tuesday, September 4, 2007 - 11:53am
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ON TV TONIGHT
Just a quick note to tell you that you can catch me tonight at midnight on Bravo - look for 100 Funniest Movies from 12:00-2:00am.

Monday, September 3, 2007 - 10:40am
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SUNDAY YOU TUBING
Was there a funnier show in the entire history of television than The Honeymooners? That's a retorical question! Of course not. Ken Levine, on his Blog, has been serving up clips from the show so I thought I would as well.

Here's the episode 'A Matter of Life and Death.' What are the chances that a misunderstanding about a dotor's diagnosis could be a basis for comedy? Plus you'll find out how Ralph and Alice met.

Part Two:

Part Three:

Ralph and Ed rehearse and then perform a TV commercial with Kramden as the 'Chef of the Future.' Possibly the most hilarious sketch of all time.

Sunday, September 2, 2007 - 9:51am
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NEW FALL SHOW REVIEW
World famous Chef Gordon Ramsay (Hell's Kitchen) is back in Kitchen Nightmares, this time traveling to various restaurants around the country to turn troubled establishments around in his own inimitable style.

You may have read about this show in the news recently, one of the participating chefs is suing the production, insisting that he was set up to fail and made to look foolishly incompetent by the production. Honestly, if you want to look good in public, why would you go on a show like this to begin with? Did the guy not see Hell's Kitchen where Chef Ramsay humiliated everyone in sight? If you don't want to be embarrassed don't go on a reality TV show for heaven's sake!

Why any sane person would invite this guy into their insular and disoriented world is beyond me but it displays the level of sheer desperation these restaurateurs must feel. Ramsay brings the hammer down for an extreme makeover of the kitchen, menu and staff alike and it's exciting, nerve-racking, emotional and severely entertaining.

On the first episode Chef Ramsay travels to Babylon, Long Island (one of my favorite places) to try and rehabilitate Peter's Italian Restaurant run by a Goodfellows wannabe and his family.

Things go poorly from the start, as you would expect; the gobsmacked master chef barely gets through his first sample meal before the entire place descends into chaos. It's astonishing to believe that people could possibly do business in this manner.

After much yelling and drama, Ramsay manages to alienate everyone in sight. That's his style. Wait until you see the goombah co-owner and head of house who's ready to thrown down at a moment's notice (and he gets plenty of opportunities to brawl before the hour is over). Between the shouting and shoving matches that break out when the creditors show up to the heartwarming outcome, it's jaw-dropping, eye-popping fun.

Sure, It's heavily edited to make everyone look ridiculous and it appears that customers were shipped in by the production to heighten the drama (one of the complaints of the suing chef) but that's expected of the genre.

Episode three focuses on another troubled, long-standing Long Island establishment, The Seascape Inn. I almost ate in this crumbling shithole once - boy, am I glad I didn't after seeing the conditions that existed before Chef Ramsay's amazing makeover; as soon as he saw what was going on in the hopelessly arrogant chef's kitchen he immediately closed the place down! (For the record, next time I'm in the area I will definitely stop in to eat.)

If you liked Hell's Kitchen, enjoy fine dining or ever worked in a restaurant you will love this new series. Rotting food, filthy conditions, roaches escaping from the fridge - sometimes it's best not to know what you're eating. You may never look at your favorite local eatery in the same way again but you'll enjoy watching these clueless restauranteurs sweat, strain and then ultimately find absolution.

This is one damn fine show.

Kitchen Nightmares debuts Wednesday September 19th at 9:00pm on FOX. Here's are some teasers from episode 1:

Saturday, September 1, 2007 - 3:51pm
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M*A*S*H* TRIBUTE
This is something you'll definitely want to check out - Eric at Just My Show has a new podcast up - one that's completely dedicated to M*A*S*H*. It includes interviews with Mike Farrell, William Christopher and Jamie Farr. The special guest announcer is Todd Susman, who did most of the PA announcements on the show. This is a long one at over an hour and twenty minutes, but you can download and listen to bits as you have time. Here's the link.

Friday, August 31, 2007 - 12:43pm
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HOT NEW DVD RELEASE
Prison Break Season 2 arrives on DVD September 7th (my birthday) and I for one am really looking forward to it. If you are as well, you might enjoy these video clips from this new release:

CLIP #1: Great Minds - Real Player / Windows Media

CLIP #2: Location - Real Player / Windows Media

CLIP #3: Re-Inventing of a Series - Paul Adelstein -
Real Player / Windows Media

Thursday, August 30, 2007 - 3:07pm
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M.I.A.
I've been remiss in my blogging duties lately but I'm working on some new features that I hope you'll like. One is a look at well-known commercial jingles and catch phrases from the early-1970s, the other a page on The New People, a 1969 show that was clearly an inspiration for Lost with rare video clips from this little known, short-lived show. Look for them starting Saturday. Here's a sample in Real Player format. Thanks to A.J. at Television Archives for that one. If you're a DVD producer looking for the rarest of the rare, TV shows thought long gone, you have to check Television Archives out.

Speaking of shows that were ripped off from earlier programs, the new FOX show New Amsterdam is not only a stinker - it appears to be a total rip off of a book released 5 years ago. Here's the story. You can't tell me that all of those points of similarity are merely a coincidence.

I understand, tho it hasn't been officially announced, that we may be seeing The Mike Douglas Show on DVD early next year. I'll be first in line for that one!

Thursday, August 30, 2007 - 11:39am
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NEW SHOW REVIEW
I've always enjoyed game shows, especially during the 1970s when they were big on daytime TV.

MyNetworkTV unveils a new game called Temptation based on the 1970's classic Sale of the Century and it's a real winner. Like that earlier that series, 3 contestants answer questions about pop culture and are intermittently offered the chance to spend some of their winnings on 'fabulous prizes.'

The twist of this new show is that viewers at home are given an opportunity to buy some of the products they see on the show at a discounted price, kind of like a marriage between the Game Show Network and Home Shopping Network.

I found Temptation to be appropriately fast-paced, exciting and loads of fun, I was smiling throughout the entire show. Host Rossi Morreale is very effective; I could easily see him hosting The Price Is Right after Drew Carey grows bored with the routine - as I suspect he will after a few years.

If you're a fan of the genre look for Temptation beginning September 5th at 8:00pm on MyNetworkTV. After that debut, the show will be seen in daily syndication starting September 10th.

Speaking of which, Drew Carey's debut on TPIR will air Oct. 15, the game show's 36th season opener.

Monday, August 27, 2007 - 7:31am
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INTERESTING
Jay Blotcher tells us: "A new park in Ridgway, Colo., opened this weekend and was dedicated to the late Dennis Weaver, who played the sidekick Chester on Gunsmoke. The park encompasses 60 acres of land donated by Weaver's wife, and includes a 2,800-pound bronze eagle as its centerpiece. Weaver, also known for his McCloud television show, lived in Ridgway from 1988 until he died last year."

Monday, August 27, 2007 - 7:14am
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SUNDAY YOU TUBING
I've always enjoyed the talents of Mary Wilson, one of the founding members of The Supremes. She was just as talented as Diana Ross but got crowded out of the spotlight by Miss Ross' monumental ego. I was lucky enough to see Mary live and meet her backstage and she was warm and personable and generous with her time. So let's look at some of her performances found on You Tube

First up, the original 3 Supremes in a medley of their hits from 1968.

Another hit from the Supremes, 'Reflections,' taken from a TV appearance.

After Diana left the group the Supremes carried on and recorded some of their best tunes during the 1970s including this one, 'Bad Weather,' a song written by Stevie Wonder. It didn't chart but it's a great tune. I asked Mary if she would sing it in her second show and she did - even though she said she hadn't sung it in years. I understand she added it to her repertoire after that point.

Finally a 1980's cover of the 1970's Chi-lites smash hit 'Oooh Child.'

Sunday, August 26, 2007 - 8:34am
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CRUSADER RABBIT
Cristy L tells us this bit of TV related trivia: "I come from Jefferson City, Missouri, where there are two high schools: Jefferson City High School (public) and Helias (Catholic). Since way before my time (b. 1970), the Helias Crusaders have been nicknamed "the bunnies". When I was in high school, I asked my parents where the nickname came from. He said it was a spin-off nickname from Crusader Rabbit. So, when we public school kids want to poke fun at the Catholic kids, we call them "bunnies", all because of a cartoon that was gone long before we were ever around. How's that for a Cartoon Legacy?!"

Saturday, August 25, 2007 - 10:44am
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STUFF
This is interesting: CartoonNetwork.com hit an all-time high in July, with visitors to the site spending an average of 77 minutes per person according to Nielsen//NetRatings.  Site visitors enjoy full length episodes and clips of Cartoon Network shows, plus more than 170 free online games based on popular Cartoon Network characters and shows, including "Ben 10" and "Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends."  Also, CartoonNetwork.com ranked 26th among all U.S. domains in total time spent in July. 

Earlier in the week I promised to tell you more about a new DVD release that I really enjoyed, it's an hour long show with a new interview with Glen Campbell and some musical highlights from his variety show The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour. In the meantime, here's ad for the DVD - Glen Campbell Good Times Again.

Friday, August 24, 2007 - 8:40am
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THE BOMB
Remember that crazy FOX reality show I told you about earlier, Anchorwoman? It debuted last night with two back to back episodes, kicking off the night. The ratings are in and the show came in dead last with a 2.4 rating - that's almost half of what a repeat of Bones did in the same timeslot last year. That makes it the first flop of the new season. Compare that to the competion on CBS, the Drew Carey hosted Power of 10 which garnered a 6.1/11 rating.

Thursday, August 23, 2007 - 11:36am
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REQUESTS
Can you solve these mysteries? B. Spooner asks: "Can you give me any information about a Catholic children's TV show that was on in Philadelphia around 1956 - 1958. It was a simple show hosted by a Monsignor-something and was on, I think, after school everyday or several days a week. I believe it was broadcast live and may have come from New York, or was local to Philly, I don't know. I'm writing a story and want to add this detail to my text."

Shawn asks: "I was wondering if you could possibly help me with a big favor. I'm 43 and a native of the Tri-State area of NY-NJ-LI and I also watched WNEW 5's "Creature Features" as it aired in New York Saturday nights. You may remember the show's host "The Creep" played by Lou Steele, as well as the original opening, consisting of a monster face that glowed on and off while the music 'Visitors From Space' played in the background.

"Is there ANY chance that you know anyone who has these TV show openings on video (transferred to DVD from Beta) or any chance of getting the show in a classic collectors' series on DVD? Are they even available?

"I would ask the same of the old WPIX show "Chiller Theatre" that had the hand with the six fingers. I've been looking for these relentlessly and coming up more than short."

Paul asks: "Do you have any plans to add an old 50's TV show called "Silent Service"? It was a show about our submarines during World War Two. If you are looking for this show, I believe WUAB in Cleveland,Ohio had some of these in their archives. At least that was the rumor I had heard about 6 or 7 years ago. It would be in everyone's interest if they could be saved before they rot away."

- Someone in an earlier post asked about some gold bars he found with Bozo engraved on them. Ed Golick from detroitkidshow.com solves the mystery. "5,000 Bozo silver bars were minted in 1973. They show up from time to time on eBay. You won't get rich by selling them, but they are a nice keepsake if you are a Bozo fan."

Guess they made some gold bars as well? Or maybe the silver tarnished...

Thursday, August 23, 2007 - 6:51am
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TV NEWS
Star magazine is reporting that Meredith Vieira already wants off of Today and it hasn't even been a year. Bizarre.

Home Improvement and George Lopez are moving to Nick at Nite. The George Lopez Show on Nick?!?

Countdown With Keith Olbermann the highly rated cable news program, will be broadcast Sunday before a preseason NBC football game between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Pittsburgh Steelers. A voice of reason on network TV?!?

AmericanLife TV Network, the cable network devoted to the Baby Boomer generation, debuts a new Thursday primetime programming line-up on September 6, featuring four sci-fi classics created by Irwin Allen. They'll run in this order - Lost in Space, The Time Tunnel, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea and Land of the Giants. It's an Irwin Allen orgy every Thursday! And they're showing them in order of quality as well. What a cool channel, on Wednesdays they air I Spy & The Girl from U.N.C.L.E. and on Mondays 77 Sunset Strip.

Speaking of Land of the Giants, the new, limited edition, deluxe DVD edition of that series retails for $250.00 but if TVparty sales are any indication it's a big seller.

Wednesday, August 22, 2007 - 10:45am
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