The best way to celebrate 9/02/10 is to watch old episodes of, what else, Beverly Hills, 90210. I watched this show since I was 6 or 7 (with my parents in the beginning) and kept up until the gang’s sophomore year of college when the show jumped the shark. There are times I still yearn for a slice of Nat’s pie at the Peach Pit/After Dark or a fist bump with Brandon Walsh. Le sigh.
Anyways, here are some choice clips including David Silver’s take on Das EFX.
Bravo just keeps pulling me in don’t they? The trailer for the Real Housewives of Atlanta is out and boy howdy it looks spicy. Bye bye Lisa Hartwell and hello two new randos. I still think Tameka Foster Raymond should be on this show. Oh c’est la vie. October 2nd…don’t be tardy for the party.
DeGrassi‘s “Boiling Point” season finale came last week. How I love the intrigue of Canadian teenage life. Until I figure out how to spend my weeknights here on out, here’s a cute little season wrap-up with the awesome music of V.V. Brown’s “Shark in the Water”
From the desk of Michael Scott, the spy thriller Threat Level Midnight starring Agent Michael Scarn!
Thanks to the New York Times for reminding me of the important wedding date I totally missed. Lisa Simpson’s almost-wedding to Hugh Parkfield from the 1995 Simpsons episode “Lisa’s Wedding”. Check out the invite and full episode below:
TGIF! The best way to kick off this weekend is a little song and dance number from The Simpsons episode “The Springfield Files”. The big-eyed Mr. Burns is the result of the longevity treatment he gets in order to cheat death for a week. Hilarious.
The Hills finally ended its four year run on MTV this week. I’ve tuned in and out of the show, which was way better as its manifestation of Laguna Beach in 2004 anyways, but felt compelled to watch the series finale. Instead of wrapping everything up in a neat Hollywood ending where Kristin and Broady reunite, MTV producers gave fans a behind-the-scenes look at how “real” the show is. Luckily I’ve outgrown most of my non-scripted television delusions or else this could have been a heartbreaker.
Get the Kleenex out. A heartwarming outtake from Better Than Good Enough. Photog Jonathan Mannion discusses Drake visiting his Grandma after being signed to Cash Money.
The highlight of the 2010 BET Awards last night was undoubtedly the emotional breakdown and triumphant return of Chris Brown as he sang “Man In The Mirror”. Now I can finally admit to listening to Breezy without feeling like an awful human being. Welcome back Chris!
Drake hit the late night circuit this week with a interesting performance of “Find Your Love” on Leno and then a pumped-up version of “Over” on Jimmy Fallon. Upbeat Drake > crooner Drake.
Still waiting on the video rip of the Fallon performance so enjoy this until then!
