Michael and I finally return to podcasting after a super mondo busy summer! This week brings our Cougar Roundup…a roundup of everyone who had the honor of receiving a TV Roundup Kim Bauer Cougar Award. The Kim Bauer Cougar Award is reserved for the worst of the worst in any given week of television, and is always a blast to give out every week. Who deserves a Kim Bauer Cougar Award in your TV world? Leave all nominations below.
Also this week we reveal more into our Friday Night Lights DVD giveaway! For more information on the contest, be sure to listen to the podcast. Evil, I know.
Kyle XY – Season 2, Episode 10 – Hands on a Hybrid 8/20/07 ABC Family, 8/24/07 ABC
If you haven’t seen Episode10 of Season 2, here there be spoilers!
Recap:
The episode starts with Kyle, still with the picture of Adam and the Jessi look-alike in hand. He instantly translates the foreign sentence on the back of the photo – “The light will show you the way.” He’s determined to figure out what the story is with Jessi Hollander (aka Jessi XX).
Save your pennies kids, for the Complete X Files series is coming to a dvd box set near you. At roughly $300, do you think it is worth it for nine seasons plus extras? I’m sure you’re like me and would like to pretend seasons eight and nine don’t really exist in the real world.
Kyle XY – Season 2, Episode 8 –
Ghost in the Machine
8/6/07 ABC Family, 8/10/07 ABC
Recap:
Foss returns, but he won’t tell Kyle where he has been. Kyle asks Foss about the attack on Lori. Foss defensively states that he left the picture, but didn’t hurt her (which we all know is true – Jessi XX attacked Lori). Kyle shows Tom the message he deciphered from the disk and walks out on Foss.
Although originally scheduled for August 27, the premiere of Prison Break’s season 3 will not be aired till 17th of September. As Fox announced we will see what’ll happen to our famous, beloved escapists just one day after the broadcast of the 59th Primetime Emmy Awards. It seems that our anxiety will be dragged all through summer, and when you are passionately expecting something, time goes by so slowly, as Madonna put it.
We won’t be writing spoilers; heck, I don’t like to read spoilers.
I LOVE stuff like this, mostly because of my total addiction to movie and television artifacts. I’ve seen the video of this place as well in the week after the last Soprano’s episode aired. It’s a strange sight to see the place that it was inside of the show and to see it now. It was an abandoned building converted to be Satriale’s and it was pulled off brilliantly. This plan to sell if off is also a piece of brilliance. I hope that they’re able to make their money back on it. Read on to check the CNN.Com details of the story I found and be sure to tell us about the gooney stuff YOU have floating around your house from television, movies and more! –Mike2GuysTalking.com
Source: CNN.Com
KEARNY, New Jersey (AP) — The meats and sandwiches are long gone, but fans of HBO’s “Sopranos” can comfort themselves with some of the rocks that made up the facade of the fictional Satriale’s Pork Store, one of Tony Soprano & Co.’s favorite hangouts.
“Sopranos” stars Tony Sirico, left, and James Gandolfini film a scene outside the fictional Satriale’s Pork Store.
The owner of the building is selling the white stones online before the structure is demolished next month. A condominium complex named The Soprano will be built on the site.
Building owner Manny Costeira said the 2,000 bricks will sell for $25 to $50 apiece, and will include a serial number and certificate of authentication.
Costeira told The Jersey Journal of Jersey City the “silly idea” popped into his head. But he also said he’s received a few angry e-mails from people asking why he’s demolishing Tony’s joint.
A Television Icon Falls: I can remember the Merv Griffin Show, not because I was a big fan, but because it was on right before G.I. Joe, and The Transformers cartoons that helped to shape who I am - which makes me realize how much I got out of this show and Merv Griffin. While waiting for the afternoon toons to begin I would watch a lot of his last segment, and of course, his theme song which like the Underdog Theme Song is burned into my brain.
He had a good, long life, and was taken by that silent killer, Cancer. Though he’s gone, we can always remember him, his show, his more than 25,000 guests, and the most important contribution: his theme song, via the magic of DVD and YouTube.
Merv - You and your theme song will be missed. –Mike2GuysTalking
It was great to see one of our 2007 “I Hear Your Podcast Contest” Sponsors, Overcast Media, in the news headlines of The Seattle Times this weekend! Be sure that you read the brief but detail-filled article, and remember - those of you that “are almost irrationally passionate about their subject matter” should be contacting US about creating a podcast for our 2007 2GuysTalking “I Hear Your Podcast Contest!” It’s all right here, only from the only Original Content Podcast Network on the web - The 2GuysTalking Podcast Network.
A Television Icon Falls: I can remember the Merv Griffin Show, not because I was a big fan, but because it was on right before G.I. Joe, and The Transformers cartoons that helped to shape who I am - which makes me realize how much I got out of this show and Merv Griffin. While waiting for the afternoon toons to begin I would watch a lot of his last segment, and of course, his theme song which like the Underdog Theme Song is burned into my brain. 