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By Genevieve Burgess | Posted Under Miscellaneous | Comments (18)



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So the Saints won and the game was awesome and the commercials were kind of terrible in an infantile “Men, aren’t women holding you back from all the things you want because you’ve been emasculated? Well, if you wear Dockers, drive a Charger, buy a pocket television and drink beer, you can recover from the loss of your balls!” sort of way. Which is dumb, because the Super Bowl party I was at (and I suspect many others across the country) featured a pretty even balance of men and women, so it would seem wise not to alienate about 50% of the viewing audience. But this sort of reasoning is probably why I don’t, and never will, work in television. And now football is gone until late August, so there’s no excuse for not spending time interacting with people on Sundays anymore. Its so very sad. As a side note, I bought a bag of Sweethearts today at the store and each and every one of the new flavors is an affront to God. In case you were wondering. Here’s your Monday night television.

8:00 p.m.: “The Bachelor” on ABC.

“Chuck” on NBC.

“For the Love of Ray J: Reunion” on VH1. Last night I tripped over a hazard of working on the internet when I made a reference to the water games aspect of the Ray J/Kim Kardashian sex tape at said Super Bowl party and had the entire party go “WHAT?!?” and whip their heads around to stare at me. Apparently that was not common knowledge. For the record, I researched, and I’m totally right.

“House” on Fox.

“How I Met Your Mother” on CBS. Anyone call that number on the Barney Stinson sign from the Super Bowl promo last night? What happened?

“One Tree Hill” on The CW.

“The Secret Life of the American Teenager” on ABC Family.

“Top Gear” on BBCA.

8:30 p.m.: “Accidentally on Purpose” on CBS.

9:00 p.m.: “24” on Fox.

“Cake Boss” on TLC. Second season finale.

“Celebrity Fit Club” on VH1. Seventh season premiere, 90 minutes long. If any of you are actually going to try and watch this, you are a far braver soul than I.

“Heroes” on NBC. Fourth season finale.

“Intervention” on A&E.

“Life Unexpected” on The CW.

“Operation Repo” on TruTV. Sixth season premiere.

“RuPaul’s Drag Race” on Logo.

“Two and a Half Men” on CBS. I’m waiting for the self destruction of Charlie Sheen to catch up with this show and take in down in a ball of flames.

9:30 p.m.: “The Big Bang Theory” on CBS.

10:00 p.m.: “Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations” on Travel. He’s going to the Hudson Valley in New York. I was unaware they had a particular culinary culture all their own.

“The Buried Life” on MTV.

“Castle” on ABC.

“CSI: Miami” on CBS.

“Damages” on FX.

“Hoarders” on A&E.

“The Jay Leno Show” on NBC.

“Kell on Earth” on Bravo.

“NFL Full Contact” on TruTV. To keep you going in the off season.

“RuPaul’s Drag Race: Untucked” on Logo.

“Secret Diary of a Call Girl” on Showtime.

Intern Rusty is a Masters student at the University of Miami. You can learn more about her at Rusty’s Ventures.









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Comments

I don't know whether to laugh or feel icky when confronted with the possibility of watching a show starring RuPaul. I always confuse him with Ron Paul.

Posted by: The Wanderer at February 8, 2010 7:18 PM

“How I Met Your Mother” on CBS. Anyone call that number on the Barney Stinson sign from the Super Bowl promo last night? What happened?

According to Whitney of Pop Candy: "Callers were told to meet him on a certain date (in 2016) at McLaren's bar ... and, of course, it's all a clever promo for tonight's episode."

Posted by: John W at February 8, 2010 7:22 PM

I would totally watch a show about Ron Paul. I have a serious ideology crush on him.

Posted by: Jelinas at February 8, 2010 7:45 PM

I know nothing about the Hudson Valley; but if there is good food to be found there, Anthony Bourdain will find it. And he will show it to you. And he will tell you about it. And it will be awesome.

I'm just killing time till LOST is on...

Posted by: Jerce at February 8, 2010 7:57 PM

Ugh, don't tell me that today's episode of House is "Cuddy's Adventures in Administration" because snoooooooooooooooooooooooore.

Posted by: figgy at February 8, 2010 8:10 PM

OOH, and the Hudson Valley is home to America's oldest winery and vineyard! This should be a good episode!!

Posted by: Jelinas at February 8, 2010 8:14 PM

So, you are saying that Anthony Bourdain was in my state and no one told me? I could have taken him to dinner! What? I've been to Albany and Troy. I'm sure there's food there somewhere.

Curses!

Posted by: greer at February 8, 2010 8:21 PM

Kim Kardashian is attractive enough that I could overlook her . . . dalliance with that idiot man-whore. But how Reggie Bush can ever look at her without seeing her covered in Ray-J's piss . . . Either he's a better, more forgiving man than I or she is such a jaw-dropping freak that she can make him forget. I can't imagine how much of a freak she'd have to be to make that happen and I'm not at all sure I want to.

Posted by: Tracer Bullet at February 8, 2010 8:23 PM

Kim Kardashian's got such a hot body that I think there are a lot of guys who would be willing to overlook her past. Have you seen that woman in a bathing suit? I mean, damn.

Posted by: becks at February 8, 2010 9:01 PM

Ugh that was terrible.

Next week on "Cuddy's Adventures in Administration: Bureaucracy is fun!

Posted by: figgy at February 8, 2010 9:07 PM

I know, I know. She's stupid, crazy, smack yo' mama hot. But I can't help but see Ray J's micturating wang whenever I look at her.

Posted by: Tracer Bullet at February 8, 2010 9:29 PM

Hey, what's with the American Teenager mention, but not Make It or Break It mention? Teen gymnastics drama? Good times!

(What, they can't all be Big Love and Dexter.)

Posted by: TWoP_Fan at February 8, 2010 9:43 PM

Well, if you wear Dockers, drive a Charger, buy a pocket television and drink beer, you can recover from the loss of your balls!” sort of way.
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Well, I'm only down one, so which two should I choose?

A. Dockers
B. Charger
C. Pocket TV
D. Beer

How about ... if I just buy beer, and then buy more beer?

Yeah, that'll work.

Posted by: , at February 8, 2010 10:46 PM

figgy,

You bein' a girly and all, you wouldn't have any appreciation for the ample amount of Cuddy cleavage on display. I'm thinking "Cuddy's Adventures in Administration" as a spin-off, as long as she wears that top and keeps leaning over the desk. She could have just flashed her cans and the insurance comapny would have caved immediately and she wouldn't have had to sweat the 3 p.m. deadline ...

Oh, did I just alienate half the people who watched the Super Bowl? Um ... most of you girls didn't really WATCH the Super Bowl, did you? Come on, you can admit it to ol' ,.

Posted by: , at February 8, 2010 10:52 PM

Battling drag queens...that is some tv GOLD right there.

and I vote for d) beer followed by more beer. Mostly because I love beer, but also because somehow they were the least offensive industry of the bunch.

Posted by: Draya at February 8, 2010 11:03 PM

House was the best one in a while. This season has been a disaster, but focussing on Lisa Edelstein is never a bad idea. I tuned in just because it was an All Cuddy episode, and I liked it. Sad to see that dealing with House's bullshit is the BEST part of her day.

Also she is easily the hottest woman on that show, possibly on all of primetime.

Posted by: TylerDFC at February 9, 2010 7:02 AM

Really? You thought that was a good episode of House? I thought it was like watching a bad day at work which, you know, I don't need for entertainment because I see that at work every day. Plus, why is the Dean of Medicine dealing with all this? Legal issues? Contract renegotiation? Human Resources? Lamest episode ever.

Posted by: PaddyDog at February 9, 2010 11:20 AM

The Hudson Valley has a very distinctive culinary culture! Aside from being the home of the Culinary Institute of America, a host of chefs from New York City migrated years ago and started their own restaurants. A very appreciated farm-to-table culinary movement allows restaurants to offer fresh and truly amazing Hudson Valley fares that dictates their stunning menus. The Hudson Valley is also home of the oldest winery AND vineyard in the United States and boast over twenty more distinct wineries/vineyards that are a delight to visit throughout the Valley. Foodies, visit the Hudson Valley and be content!
Myriam
www.VisitTheHudsonValley.com

Posted by: Myriam Bouchard at May 10, 2010 4:35 PM


















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