Get out the apps and zerts because we are ready to celebrate! Parks and Rec is coming back for Season 6!
The Mean Girls musical is apparently going to happen. There is a 30% chance I am already wondering what the cost of tickets will be.
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Veep Season 2: Trailer
h/t GotchaMedia
19/02/13 @ 10:22pm
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■ H MY GOD
■ YES
■ !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
■ arrested development
Former Saturday Night Live superstar Kristen Wiig is set to make an appearance in Netflix’s anticipated Arrested Development revival as a younger version of Jessica Walter’s boozy matriarch Lucille Bluth.
16/02/13 @ 11:57pm
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■ I THOUGHT IT WAS GONNA BE BEDILIA
■ BUT IT'S A NEW ONE
■ YES
■ snl liveblog
14/02/13 @ 11:27am
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■ FUCK
■ YES
■ THE FIRST ONE OMFG
■ i wish i could mail these all to april ludgate
■ neutral milk hotel
■ jeff mangum
■ valentines
valentine’s day is coming up have some really bad neutral milk hotel valentines
(i’m pretty sure the one on the right is annie’s joke)
11/02/13 @ 06:38pm
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■ yes
■ good
■ parks an rec
■ mike schur
■ april ludgate
■ this is v true
April Ludgate on Neutral Milk Hotel’s Classic — Vulture
Vulture had Parks & Rec showrunner Mike Schur review In The Aeroplane Over the Sea as April Ludgate in honor of the album’s 15-yr anniversary and it’s appropriately grumpy/complimentary/perfect.
(via housingworksbookstore)
Saturday Night Live
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30 Rock is uniquely skilled at eating its cake and having it, too, while crowing ‘Isn’t cake ridiculous?’ and making you crave cake.
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Cumulatively, these gags had a reassuring effect. They told us that the show wasn’t suddenly going to start jumping in our laps and licking our faces like a puppy begging for attention — that, if anything, 30 Rock was going to push the other way,and ensure that any tears shed were borne more of respect than cheap sentiment.
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They made it feel as though Tina Fey and her writing staff were speaking directly to the viewers, warning them, “Yes, we know, it hurts to say good-bye, but trust us, you’ll get over this. It’s just a TV show, and we’re all just characters. We’re not really your friends.”
But they were — and nobody knew that better than 30 Rock. That’s why it ended by giving all the characters some version of what they subconsciously wanted or needed.
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[…] The show was hardnosed and softhearted, meta and sincere. It told us not to care by daring us not to care, knowing we’d care no matter what, because you can’t spend seven years in the company of people without caring about them at least a little bit. That’s TV. That’s life, too."
