Pushing Daisies

Whitney Houston apparently doesn’t believe that children are the future — or at least not the children of Glee. The pop diva has turned down a role as a rival choir director in the upcoming season of the new high school musical comedy.
As Whitney herself might say: Oh, hell to the no!

Still her loss is Eve’s (and our) gain. The hip-hop star has stepped in for the singer and will appear in a two episodes arc this fall. I’ve never seen the Barbershop movies, so I can’t comment on Eve’s acting, but she sure struts around impressively in her videos and has a role in the upcoming Ellen Page-Drew Barrymore collaboration Whip It!, so I’m sure she’ll do just great.

Still it’s hard to understand why Whitney wouldn’t wanna dance with somebody (had to do it) in the Glee crew.
dorothy snarker

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ABC has this annoying habit of suddenly dropping an underperforming series mid-season (e.g. Pushing Daisies) and then bringing it back in the summer to fill slots not occupied by celebrity competition or water-based embarrassment shows. Tonight, beloved lame duck comedies Samantha Who? and In the Motherhood return as the mouse's network cleans the new episodes out of the closet to make way for the fall line-up.

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It’s been said that the new upcoming ABC series called FlashForward won’t be a rehash of the novel of the same name by Robert Sawyer. In fact it’s being said that it may not be what you expect at all.
FlashForward is about a moment in time when everyone on Earth blacks out for 2 minutes and 17 seconds.  During that time, people experience visions of where they’ll be on April 29th, 2010, or 6 months into their future (That could be creepy.)
The mass black out does have its tragic side effects - People are doing everyday things when the black out happens and this creates what is described as a semi-apocalyptic moment as planes, trains and automobiles crash with unconscious people at the controls.  It’s here that the FlashForward pilot kicks in, introducing the main characters of the show.

 
Impressions And Thoughts

Reported first impressions of a
Bruce Simmons

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