Jam/Pim/PB&J = Classic

Jim and Pam. The new Luke and Lorelai. I am adoring their storyline and love this season on The Office. So subtle, so unique, so pure. I hope the writers don't tear them apart...that would rip my heart out for sure.

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TVHapster here! I am pleased to welcome myself to the Vision of TeleVision! I'm sure you will all adore my unique opinions about television. Enjoy!

10 Items or Less. Much less

I was on the set of Ten Items or Less tonight. I didn't stay very long because I already had a long day, and the shoot was/is going till 7am. It's their last night of shooting! Very nice, down-to-earth people, it was a pleasant atmosphere. Speaking of atmosphere, there were a couple of background artists. I wish I liked the show more, it would have been a lot more entertaining to watch.

I also witnessed the improvisational process. It's not all its cracked up to be, well at least on this set. If you enjoy the show, you think it's funny or whatever, then you will enjoy knowing that everyone I saw seemed gracious, friendly and they knew how to make due with the low budge. They shoot in a grocery store that doesn't even shut down -- they just keep it running and try to keep some of the customers out of the shots.

Samantha Who?

The Girl that wrote Samantha Who?, totally has the same sensibilities as me. It was amazingly funny, bright, comical...etc. The only thing that sucks, some of my ideas were kind of used , but that's alright. It's just great to know that some of my stuff is actually television worthy. I'll take it as a compliment.

I really hope that show does well -- it's so much different than the normal, routine comedies. It moves at this weird frenetic pace, that one doesn't normally see on television. It kind of reminds me a of 90s show for some reason, but with a modern twist. The dialog was great -- if you listen, you can really read between the lines. So much care and finesse went into the dialog that it really shows.

Pushing Daisies was also top notch, not as funny as last week, but still pretty top notch. My only beef was the fact that they explain story lines after the fact. The narration is great, but sometimes everything ties up in too pretty of a bow.

It's the last day of shooting on Studio 60. A bottle of something is being passed around, and a drunk Sarah Paulson won't leave Allison Janney alone. I'm not kidding. That's actually what happened.

On related a side note, Sarah Paulson is indeed a lesbian. Her partner? A much older actress whose name I forget. Hmm. Maybe Sarah and Allison should just make out.

Monk Secrets

Did you know Tony Shalhoub used a stunt double to run through a bumper car game? Then he tried it himself for a few takes. ????



I bet the stunt double sure felt useful.

House premieres on Tuesday - prepare yourselves. Finally, we don't have to watch the mediocre performances of Omar Epps, Jennifer Morrison, and Jesse Spencer. Thankgod.

Also, the suavely mustached Tom Selleck will begin regular appearances on Las Vegas next Friday. Honestly? Not an amazing actor, and he's got a little bit of a staring problem. I don't know how I feel about that.