Stakeout
Vince and Drew’s romance fizzles when he begins stalking her neighbor. And back at CM HQ it’s reflecting poorly on his work, while everybody else is busy filming segments for their new website.
Vince and Drew’s romance fizzles when he begins stalking her neighbor. And back at CM HQ it’s reflecting poorly on his work, while everybody else is busy filming segments for their new website.
Sarah and Brad Pitt, sitting in a tree: The many faces of Pitt, from “Dallas” to Pringles commercials, with a little “Fight Club” ditty thrown in; Bernal and the girls who love him; Faith Hill turns upset at losing; The perverted history of cinema can’t compete with “Growing Pains.”
TV gems and TV zirconium: Bob Barker says goodbye, the players of “Card Sharks” say 69, Emilio Estefez translates Altman, and your boy Diddy orders a royal Whopper.
Hell House: Right-wing haunted houses, where hell is real; Tim Curry lighten Halloween; Slight deflation for “The Wire”; Cost-efficient costumes.
Staff changes are announced at the world’s most famous magazine, and Drew is handed the axe and told to swing it.
Nature vs. nasty: Great white sharks, early in the morning; Giselle’s hump and how young girls can emulate it; Tab, the soda that improves your mind; Salems, the cigarettes that soften your look; The history of technology taking over our lives, and a sign that cats will soon rule the planet.
In a world where everyone is famous, who’s going to do the reporting? Working at a glossy is never easy—especially not with this cast. The first installment in a new series.
Television vs. GooTube: Sorkin and Ugly Betty, the history of film condensed to 14 minutes, battling album covers, bands that sing their instruments, a touching tribute to video blogs, and another chapter in Sarah’s relentless love of K-Fed.
All over Scorsese: “The Big Shave”; “What’s a Nice Girl Like You Doing in a Place Like This?“; “It’s Not Just You, Murray!“; the mean streets come to Sesame Street; the return of Leonardo DiCaprio
Celebrating celebrities: Stewart Copeland in a bar, David Bowie on the piano, Duran Duran selling whiskey, Michael J. Fox selling beer, Andy Warhol and Sonny Liston selling plane tickets, and a short Superstar selling whup-ass.