I haven’t really gotten home early enough to watch any daytime
TV lately – I don’t usually watch much TV at all, barring
Daily Show and CNN. I tell
you, though, if you speak enough french to keep up, get yourself
over to TV5; between them and
CNN looks pretty childish.
The rest of daytime television is just
a write-off.
- I don’t think it’s so much that everyone loves Raymond, but
I think that given their alternatives, everybody will tolerate Raymond. - According to Global, in response to the recent
outbreak, Air Canada is going to refuse passage into Canada to people
who have symptoms of an infections disease. Apparently a surprising
number of ticket-wicket chair-moisteners have advanced medical training
which they would be glad to employ in the defence of our country at no
charge. I feel safer already. - Home Improvements is still on. Who new? Who cares, really, but
who knew? - Note to CanCon types: you are making our country
look pathetic. It’s embarrassing, it really is. Just as
a practical reality, if I may, it is not enough for a
Canadian. They must also be funny. - I really believe that there is such a thing as Canadian culture,
and Canadian humour, but shows like “Canadian Idol” and “An American
In Canada” just make us look like a bunch of third-rate wannabees.
“An American In Canada” isn’t “a classic fish-out-of-water” story,
you dorks. It’s a tired joke that plays to our freshly-reinforced
national insecurities. Try making something new and interesting, for
a pleasant change. - Are “travel alarm clocks” a natural resource of some kind, maybe
some tribal holdover rewarding the skilled hunter? Apparently, there
is very little that you can do that, if you do it in the next ten
minutes, will not earn you a travel alarm clock. How good a plan
can that be? How often do people who sit at home watching TV during
the day leave their own time zone?