Showing posts with label scrubs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label scrubs. Show all posts

Monday, October 29, 2007

Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow

Apparently, Ron Howard and Tom Hanks have decided to fast-track ‘Angels and Demons,’ the prequel to ‘The Da Vinci Code,’ due to the looming writers’ strike. I’m excited for the second movie, because I thought that ‘A & D’ was a better book and more suited for a movie adaptation. Of course, I’m not excited to see Hanks’ faux mullet again.

Watch the mullet catch wind and carry Tom to safety!

I’ve recently discussed all the Oscar-potential movies that I wasn’t excited to see this year. It sounds as if I’m not the only one who’s decided that indie films are too depressing. Here’s an article explaining America’s lack of desire to see these dire movies, but rather more escapist fare. Dramas used to really be in vogue around this time of year, but it seems people are more interested in kiddie flicks and horror sequels.

‘Scrubs’ is coming back for its final season, but the creators of the show have decided to tone down the broad comedy a little, reminiscent of the first season. I’m excited about this since the first season is probably my favorite one. Also, look for a ‘Princess Bride’-themed episode this year. Inconceivable!

So, the Jazz are ranked seventh in this week’s ESPN power rankings. I only have one question: how did they move up one spot from last week if they haven’t even played a game yet?

Monday, May 14, 2007

Scrubs Renewed for Seventh Season!

Most of you probably don’t care, but Scrubs, the underrated sitcom that comes after The Office, has been renewed for a seventh season! Scrubs is kind of a silly screwball comedy that doesn’t get much respect, but I have a soft place in my heart for this single camera sitcom which helped popularize the trend to abandon laugh tracks. Zach Braff’s character comes off a little too whiny and childish sometimes for someone who’s in his early 30s, but the surreal daydreams can be downright hilarious and the poignant life lessons are always a treat. Braff wasn’t gonna come back for a seventh season due to his popularity stemming from his movie, Garden State, but after stinkers like The Last Kiss and The Ex, I guess he decided not to hang up his scrubs quite yet. (and yes the pun was intended, even if it sucked)

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