This fall
Apparently NBC has found its way again.
After producing the two best new comedies in The Office and My Name Is Earl, the peacock has three programs I'll check out next year in Heroes, Studio 60 and Friday Night Lights.
Ultimately, I think the latter is a rather bad idea. It was difficult enough to translate the greatest sports book ever written into a decent movie - and they did a pretty good job - but it's going to mighty hard to make that a good show week-in and week-out. Well, that and the preview features an awkward exchange involving the phrase 'Texas for life' which almost made me laugh out loud.
Heroes is, by far and away, the best-looking show coming out on any network with Studio 60 a close second ... though that's probably because I'm a Bradley Whitford fan.
After producing the two best new comedies in The Office and My Name Is Earl, the peacock has three programs I'll check out next year in Heroes, Studio 60 and Friday Night Lights.
Ultimately, I think the latter is a rather bad idea. It was difficult enough to translate the greatest sports book ever written into a decent movie - and they did a pretty good job - but it's going to mighty hard to make that a good show week-in and week-out. Well, that and the preview features an awkward exchange involving the phrase 'Texas for life' which almost made me laugh out loud.
Heroes is, by far and away, the best-looking show coming out on any network with Studio 60 a close second ... though that's probably because I'm a Bradley Whitford fan.
posted by Jmac at 10:36 PM
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Heroes will be the break out hit of the season... no doubt! Check out the trailer and other info at http://www.heroes-tv.com
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