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Tuesday, August 22, 2006

Reality Comedy vs. Faux news.

Maybe MSNBC is checking my blog:
Joe Scarborough covers the controversy between Comedy Central and Fox News.

My opinion is that there is more news in the entertainment of Jon Stewart and Steven Colbert than either in whatever it is that Geraldo Rivera and Bill O'Reilly are going for. As for Joe Scarborough, he at least may have more balance of news and comedy even if his views are not balanced. Here he at least has two guests that are not "yes men" or women, even if he does not exactly get it.

[Reviewing my posts, the closest I came to what I recalled as a comment comparing the news of Comedy Central to the comedy of Fox news was a suggestion for a real news network with Jon Stewart as number one anchor. My campaign to tranfer duties of Comedy Central to news and Fox News to comedy, may have went out in an actual email to interested parties.]

Friday, November 03, 2006

Did I see it coming?

Humor and Reality are not "Fair and Balanced".

Most Trusted Anchors: Stewart and Colbert
I did not see this coming. Or did I? After the last post, I turned to something that had caught my eye earlier on some screen.

Second Hand Wisecracks

Even Letterman.
Thank You Scarborough Country and MSNBC.

And the Today Show.
Or Leno-Just Funny?

I hope to return to actually view the above links again or for the first time, as well as find where I suggested that Comedy Central and Fox News should switch categories or names: maybe News Central and Fox Comedy.
[HERE]
March 24th, 2005 Quick Concept.

August 22nd, 2006 Reality Comedy vs. Faux News

Friday, August 14, 2009

Friday, May 18, 2007

Real News

Media Matters

Think Progress

Reality Comedy v. Faux News

Quick Comment On News or Quick Con [QCON]

At this point NBC is the only Major Network to air the "Hospital Drama".
GE: "They bring good things to light"
That is why: "No news is good news."

But you would think someone would pick up on a Hospital/Justice/"Slasher" * Reality Show.

*[May 30th, 2007 explaination may be needed as I am now hearing Thom Hartmann play the hospital scene, that the "Slasher" reference is to the constitution.]

Wednesday, February 11, 2015