About: Andie Hutner
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You’re fired! Again?
The third season of “Celebrity Apprentice” premiered last Sunday on NBC, and for some reason, I had high hopes for this season. Not that I’m expecting quality TV or anything, but typically, when you throw B- through D-list celebrities together and make them perform silly tasks, it’s usually interesting.
Lost Live Blog #4: Lighthouse
“Lighthouse” – Lost Live Blog 4
8:01 – Yay, the previouslies showed Claire! I’m glad we get to know about her. Why does Jack keep getting random scars? I mean, islandJack has them, but it’s so weird!
8:02 – Our Jack got his appendix out on island! Why did this one get his out when he was [...]
Her take: The state of reality television
The 20th season of “Survivor” premiered last Thursday, and somehow I still care. “Survivor” was the show that launched the genre of reality TV, and in the past decade, it has changed the television landscape. This show is a brilliant representation of somewhat primal human behavior when set outside of civilization. This new season brings together heroes and villains of 19 seasons past.
Lost Live Blog #3: The Substitute
By: Andie Hutner
Hey guys!
Sorry is my Live Blog for the third episode. Sorry that it’s late!
8:01 – It makes me sad to see Sideways Locke in a wheelchair. Can he magically heal? Ohhh, Helen! She exists in this universe! That’s so exciting! And his dad is nice? What?
8:05 – Ahh, it’s so fun that you [...]
In Defense Of: The Winter Olympics
The news recently broke that NBC will likely lose money on the Winter Olympics. I don’t understand. Yes, it kind of makes sense that the country is in a bad place economically. But that cannot be the only reason why. I need to ask: Why the hate? I read an article for class earlier today that posed the following question: What kind of person would leave the television on with no one watching?
Super Bowl commercial roundup
Some people watch the Super Bowl because their teams are fighting for the win. Some people watch the game because their favorite musicians are performing at halftime. Some people watch it to gather together with friends and wings.
Lost Live Blog #2: What Kate Does
Thanks for joining me this week in our Lost-viewing experience!
8:07 – This episode is called “What Kate Does,” a nice tieback to a season two’s episode “What Kate Did.” I hope Kate and Claire have fun escapades. We better see Claire again! Anyways, it seems like Sayid’s not possessed by Jacob? Boo. And Sawyer’s emo [...]
Lost Premiere Live Blog
Hey guys! I’m gonna be live blogging the Lost season premiere when it starts very soon! I’ve never live blogged before, so this is a test post, so hopefully I will be able to keep adding to it! :)
And we here go.
8:02. The plane! Oh, look, it’s flight 815. I’m pretty sure Jack’s hair is [...]
‘Guys, where are we?’
On Sept. 22, 2004, Oceanic Flight 815 crashed over the ocean on a flight from Sydney to Los Angeles. Luckily, no one actually died on this flight, and it instead launched a television phenomenon that has changed American popular culture over the past five years. That night, the series premiere of “Lost” aired.
The Conan saga
As an avid television viewer, I get a little too attached to my shows, and therefore, TV networks always have the ability to break my heart. For instance, ABC canceled three of my favorite shows in the same news release, and I haven’t really gotten over it yet. And I do not even work in the industry. So I cannot even imagine how Conan O’Brien feels.
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