If you haven’t seen it yet…here is the infamous Tom Cruise Scientology award thingy video on Gawker that has been making the rounds. Eight minutes of pure indescribable stuff . Do watch it all, if only for the hilarious ending segment.
If you haven’t seen it yet…here is the infamous Tom Cruise Scientology award thingy video on Gawker that has been making the rounds. Eight minutes of pure indescribable stuff . Do watch it all, if only for the hilarious ending segment.
In these dark days, with the writer’s strike continuing along unabated, new episodes of scripted television are getting harder and harder to come by. For the most part, our favorite series have either run all of the episodes that were finished before the strike or, if their respective networks are really stingy, they’re still holding on to one or two episodes, to dole out as the need arises. There are, however, a few exceptions to that rule, and we’re here to spotlight those series that still have at least half a dozen new episodes on deck.
We’re not going to pretend that we here at Bullz-Eye are actually fans of every single one of these shows, but we are fans of scripted comedy and drama, and as steadfast supporters of the writers in this strike, we’d like to think that watching even the worst of these shows is still better than having reality series like “America’s Top Dog” or “Farmer Takes a Wife” shoved down our throats.
Start programming your TiVo by clicking here.
…there’s clearly something to “Moonlight.”

Whether I liked the pilot or not, the show was chosen by the people as this year’s “Favorite New TV Drama” on last night’s telecast of The 34th Annual People’s Choice Awards on CBS. I’m shocked, obviously, as I believed America lived and died by my opinions, but there you go: the people have spoken.
Alex O’Loughlin, who plays Mick St. John, the immortal and decidedly vampiric private investigator from Los Angeles, accepted the award on behalf of the cast via video from Australia; Nielsen doesn’t actually calculate how many swoons a particular person inspires, but based on the legion of comments about the series that’ve popped up on this site, we have to figure it must’ve been in the millions.
So it’s official. I’ve got it. The show’s apparently more than just an “Angel” wannabe, it’s clearly got a fanbase who loves it, and with one hand in the air and the other hand on the keyboard, I hereby swear that I’ll watch it when it comes out of DVD. Now, will you people stop yelling at me…?!? I’m very sensitive, and you’re hurting my feelings.
You might want to forget tuning into the Golden Globes this year, as the continuing writers strike looks like it will be transforming the whole affair into nothing more than a press conference. Per the story,
“We are all very disappointed that our traditional awards ceremony will not take place this year and that millions of viewers worldwide will be deprived of seeing many of their favorite stars celebrating 2007’s outstanding achievements in motion pictures and television,” association president Jorge Camara said.
Have you considered the Amy Fisher sex tape?
Yeah, me, neither.
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