July 7th, 2008 by HenryJames
Dan Cook passed away on Thursday, July 3rd. He was a South Texas sports icon.
Cook covered everything from the Kentucky Derby to the Super Bowl. He also covered The Game. I’m talking about the 1963 Lee-Brackenridge bi-district football game. There have been bigger games in San Antonio, but there will not be one better. You […]
June 25th, 2008 by HenryJames
As good as the American version of The Office is, the original British version was better. And as great as Steve Carell is, Ricky Gervais was better.
This show was genius, no more so than in this scene. Both hilarious and uncomfortable at the same time. Like watching ChrisApplewhite try to dunk a basketball. Like […]
June 22nd, 2008 by srr50
The NFL found out last year that its grand experiment, The NFL Network, wasn’t quite as appealing to cable operators as it had hoped it would be, so now the league is looking to the industry’s 800-pound gorilla for help. The NFL and ESPN apparently are in talks over merging the fledgling NFL Network with […]
June 17th, 2008 by srr50
Tuesday, Tiger Woods accepted a check for $1,350,000 for winning the the 108th U.S. Open. That single check would have allowed him to edge out Fred Couples — at $1,344,000 — as the top earner on the PGA Tour for the entire 1992 season.
With his U.S. Open win, Tiger Woods has now won over $82,000,000 […]
June 14th, 2008 by HenryJames
He covered pretty much every sport there was to cover, but I’ll remember him the most for one football game he announced in 1992.
Ouch.
May 30th, 2008 by HenryJames
Damn. Comedian Harvey Korman passed away yesterday at the age of 81. He took a part of my childhood with him.
Best known for his work in Blazing Saddles and the Carol Burnett Show, Korman was a gifted comedian who was equally adept at playing the straight man. His work with fellow comedian Tim Conway […]
April 20th, 2008 by CrazyJoeDavola
In these times FRAUGHT with Peril and CONFUSION, it is imperative for a Free and Principled people to consider with all SOBRIETY the following troubling circumstances which were RAISED by the penultimate episode of the tele-visual gazette of John Adams:
Will President Adams finally find peace and happiness amidst family at his farm, Peacefield?
Can any creature […]
April 10th, 2008 by CrazyJoeDavola
For the first time since the writer’s strike began, we finally have all new episodes of NBC’s Thursday comedy block tonight. It feels like years have passed since the 7-9 period had fresh content from My Name is Earl, 30 Rock, The Office and Scrubs.
I’ve missed The Office the most. The last episode was in […]
April 4th, 2008 by CrazyJoeDavola
OK, I’ve finally gotten over my depression/irritation over our loss to Memphis State in the Elite 8.
So let’s talk about hot cyborg chicks!
By your command…
Tonight is the debut of the first half of the final season of Battlestar Galactica.
With The Wire getting sent to the rowhouses, BSG is now the best drama on television. Given […]
March 26th, 2008 by BRAGGonUT
For those of you wondering, the NCAA is not in business to split up dollars from TV contracts, March Madness and bowl games. How do I know? Myles Brand tells me so everytime he is interviewed and because they say so right there on their website.
Our purpose is to govern competition […]