October 15, 2006 6 Comments

Watching TV on the Plane

I watched TV on the back of the headrest on JetBlue flying into JFK tonight. It was something else. I watched all these shows that I would’ve sworn were fiction, had I been asked to pick which one was real on “Wait! Wait! Don’t Tell Me.”

One was Flava Flav and all these women. Think “Survivor,” only with chicks vying to date that fascinating specimen. Then, I watched MTV’s Parental Control. This is.. uh… let’s see: it’s a family with an adult child. The parents and the current boyfriend or girlfriend sit on the couch and watch their son or daughter go out on dates with other people. Yep.

I saw all kinds of other stuff, but I’m mental from watching. I laughed out loud 100 times out of incredulety (sp?).

I swear: one day, I’ll turn it on and people will be throwing hammers at each other. In fact, I might just develop that show myself.

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  • http://communicatrix.com communicatrix

    Flavor of Love!!! You wouldn’t believe it existed if you hadn’t seen it with your own eyes.

    Oh, there are some things I am going to miss when I give up cable…

  • http://communicatrix.com communicatrix

    Flavor of Love!!! You wouldn’t believe it existed if you hadn’t seen it with your own eyes.

    Oh, there are some things I am going to miss when I give up cable…

  • http://www.ldpodcast.com Whitney Hoffman

    This is wehre we get into the discusssion that there’s a difference between voyeurism and storytelling, but not everyone sees the line, or knows it exists.

  • http://www.ldpodcast.com Whitney Hoffman

    This is wehre we get into the discusssion that there’s a difference between voyeurism and storytelling, but not everyone sees the line, or knows it exists.

  • Anonymous

    I suggest you get MC Hammer to star in your hammer throwing show and call it “Hammer Time.”

  • http://www.15SecondPitch.com Laura Allen

    I suggest you get MC Hammer to star in your hammer throwing show and call it “Hammer Time.”