What is your favorite non-serial TV show?
05-13-04 | 10:02 PM
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DVD Talk Godfather
GGW.
05-13-04 | 10:05 PM
#9
DVD Talk Hero
Either Letterman or Conan.
I would watch The Daily Show every day if I had Comedy Central.
That damn thing is brilliant.
I would watch The Daily Show every day if I had Comedy Central.
That damn thing is brilliant.
05-13-04 | 10:39 PM
#10
Iron Chef and Monster House!
05-14-04 | 03:01 PM
#15
DVD Talk God
Conan
05-14-04 | 03:31 PM
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Originally posted by GatorDeb
So what's PTI?
So what's PTI?
Pardon the Interruption, also known as PTI is a television show on ESPN. It features syndicated columnists Tony Kornheiser, and Michael Wilbon, both of whom work for the Washington Post. It is a debate show with a similar format to CNN's Crossfire. Unlike Crossfire which debates current issues in politics, PTI debates current events in sports.
Segments
The show is divided into four segments. Segments included in all shows are:
Headlines: Tony and Mike debate four or five issues. Normaly they are alloted up to two minutes a topic.
Five Good Minutes: Tony and Mike interview a sports figure for five minutes.
Happy Happy Time: Here they note a sports figure's birthday, aniversery, or departure (happy trails).
Errors: Their "Stat Boy," Tony Reali, informs what statistics Tony and Mike messed up during the course of the show.
The Big Finish: The last 45 seconds, they make a few comments on stories they missed.
They have varible bits during third segment, including "Mail Time," where they read and respond to viewer mail, or "Role Play" where they argue from the perspective of a sports figure (Kornheiser refers to this as "heads on sticks").
Segments
The show is divided into four segments. Segments included in all shows are:
Headlines: Tony and Mike debate four or five issues. Normaly they are alloted up to two minutes a topic.
Five Good Minutes: Tony and Mike interview a sports figure for five minutes.
Happy Happy Time: Here they note a sports figure's birthday, aniversery, or departure (happy trails).
Errors: Their "Stat Boy," Tony Reali, informs what statistics Tony and Mike messed up during the course of the show.
The Big Finish: The last 45 seconds, they make a few comments on stories they missed.
They have varible bits during third segment, including "Mail Time," where they read and respond to viewer mail, or "Role Play" where they argue from the perspective of a sports figure (Kornheiser refers to this as "heads on sticks").
05-15-04 | 08:35 PM
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Originally posted by turborobb
WCW Monday Nitro
WCW Monday Nitro
05-15-04 | 11:34 PM
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From: 11.5 Miles from the Strip
Great Hotels (Travel Channel, Hosted by Samantha Brown)
Late Show with David Letterman
Late Night with David Letterman (pre 1993)
This Old House (the original with Bob Vila
Antiques Roadshow
The Incurable Collector (long ago cancelled on A&E)
Rush Limbaugh (talk show from the early 1990s).
Edited to add:
Animal Precient
The Crocodile Hunter
(wife and my supplemental faves)
Late Show with David Letterman
Late Night with David Letterman (pre 1993)
This Old House (the original with Bob Vila
Antiques Roadshow
The Incurable Collector (long ago cancelled on A&E)
Rush Limbaugh (talk show from the early 1990s).
Edited to add:
Animal Precient
The Crocodile Hunter
(wife and my supplemental faves)
Last edited by LasVegasMichael; 05-16-04 at 02:24 PM.