The Daze of My Life

  • NBC's new program "Medical Investigation" is a loser. I'm halfway through the third episode and it's obvious that no matter how you try to spice it up, the NIH is just not that exciting. Throw in a lot of really bad dialog and you have a program that deserves to be put out of its misery.

  • OTOH, the first 20 minutes of tonight's season premier of "Third Watch" was possibly the most intense network TV I've seen in a long time.

  • I'll never understand teenagers. For example, when did they evolve into a state of self-awareness? By that I mean, when did any question posed by an adult along the lines of "what in the world were you thinking when you _____________?" generates a response along the lines of "duh...I'm a teenager."

    Thus, we live around these semi-sentient beings who demand to be treated as adults, until such treatment becomes inconvenient, and then we must make allowances.

  • The week's photo shoot went well, overall, and the client was very pleased with the images that we'll eventually load onto the website. I was never able to get the white balance properly adjusted, but Photoshop covers over a multitude of sins (or an abundance of incompetence or inexperience). Anyway, we've got UT out of the way; next up is Texas Tech, followed by A&M.

  • I have a confession. I've grown to like the two guys in the Sonic commercials. Sure, they edged perilously close to obnoxious when they taunted the competition's McClerks over the size of their burritos, but I think they were just doing their jobs, and that wasn't really them. I'm pretty sure they're Mormons, by the way.

  • This is all I've got. It's pretty pitiful, I know, but all I can do is throw it out there, and throw myself on your mercy. It's been a long, hard week.
Comments

Oh, man. I completely missed the premiere of Medical Investigations. I'm bummed to learn that it's awful and also quite relieved, since I've already missed 3 episodes. So it's not the new Boomtown, huh?

Posted by: jen at September 18, 2004 04:03 PM

Jen, it's not even close. You haven't missed a thing. You're much better off buying the Boomtown collection on DVD.

Posted by: Eric at September 18, 2004 08:27 PM
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