Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip

By Steven Kim Our highly unscientific field study of fellow HT enthusiasts who crave really good audio shows that there are two camps -- those who say good things about Paradigm speakers and those who have never heard Paradigm speakers. By reading AVGuide's review of the Paradigm Studio v.5 5.1-channel...

Voice of America Speaking of TV, what your thoughts about your heavily promoted "Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip" TV series that was canceled in 2007, after one season on the air? You never know what's going to work. That show not getting picked up for another year ...

By Chris M.(noreply@blogger.com) The worst of it all is some in the online community, and I hate to point fingers but, what the hell I'm going to. A big fat finger is being pointed at Television Without Pity. For those who don't know the site, it's actually a generally intelligent and occasionally humorous site which reviews t...

By Jeff Giles As you may have already guessed, I started having second thoughts about halfway through Studio 60’s only season, and sometime around John Goodman’s arrival as a loquacious small-town sheriff, I decided it would probably be a good idea ...

By phoebesmum Now imagine this hypothetical show is conceived and written by Aaron Sorkin, the creator of The American President and TV's The West Wing and Studio 60. What you get is Sports Night... one of the most entertaining and original ...

Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip: The Complete Series - DVD Review Inside Pulse, NY - When I initially reviewed the pilot episode of Studio 60 On The Sunset Strip, I didn't like it. I thought that the acting was average at best, ... Studio 60 Lives On (at Least for a Little While) New York Times

By Jay Black Aaron Sorkin: You know, I think that the brilliance of this show is going to be that I'll open it with the promise that it'll be about the creation of a network TV show, but by the 19th episode it'll be almost completely about the war. And also, religion!

By Bob Sassone Filed under: Industry, Programming, OpEd, Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip, Pickups and Renewals, 30 Rock Actually, it comes down to this: 30 Rock is owned by NBC and Studio 60 is owned by Warner Brothers. That's one of the many interesting bits of info in Lisa de Moraes' Washington Post column....

Previously on Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip:  Jordan realized that what her life needs while her job hangs in the balance and as she heads into single motherhood is a recovering coke head who has apparently replaced his craving for drugs with an addiction to her and has been wooing her with t...

By Tempo Photo: Sarah Paulson, Matthew Perry, Bradley Whitford and Amanda Peet on "Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip." Since its September debut, “Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip,” which returns with a new episode 9 p.m. Monday (WMAQ-Ch. 5), has given viewers a look inside the creative process behind a sket...

By Tempo My revision, which is below, concerned "Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip." Three viewings of the first hour of "Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip," Aaron Sorkin's NBC series about the backstage drama at a sketch-comedy show, convinced me that it was the best pilot of the fall season.

By Bob Sassone There's a nice moment (a couple, actually) between Jack and Danny. Danny is trying to convince Jack to stick up for Jordan and stand behind her. When the daugther of the Macau businessman alerts him to the gossip about Jordan (on her Blackberry, of course), he wants to end the deal. This pushes...

By Nick Schweitzer While Sports Night was centered on a sports newscast similar to ESPN's Sports Center, Studio 60 centers around an SNL-style sketch comedy show on a network called NBS, which is no doubt an homage to the network paying for Studio 60.

By Diane Kristine The pilot sets up the premise that Matt Albie (Matthew Perry) and Danny Tripp (Bradley Whitford) are brought in to save a Saturday Night Live-like show after its producer has an on-air meltdown, railing against the state of television because a sketch called "Crazy Christians" has been...