Pop Vultures

Tidbits for March 5, 2008

The CW is making sure we never again need to look at old, ugly people on our televisions. The network has announced five series that get to live another year, including the fabulous Supernatural and the bitchtastic Gossip Girl. Smallville, One Tree Hill and America’s Next Top Model also made the cut. Plus, they’ve ordered [...]

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Tidbits for February 19, 2008: The Super-Sized Edition

I’ve gotten a bit behind on reporting the news this last week, an unfortunate side effect of living in a society that insists on practicing a service-for-currency system. It seems ludicrous that work should ever take priority over television reporting, I know. In an attempt to get caught up, today’s tidbits are coming at you [...]

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5 Best TV Characters with the Worst Habits

It’s that time of year again. We’re making resolutions with the best of intentions. We’re going to eat more healthily (as soon as we finish that last piece of Christmas candy), exercise more (as soon as it gets a bit warmer out. I mean, no one wants frostbite on their nose), maybe even drink a [...]

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Tidbits for December 18, 2007

How about some strike news? Now that the AMPTP have completely blocked negotiations until the writers stop being so unreasonable in their demands for fair and equitable compensation, Variety reports that the WGA are looking to negotiate individually with the studios. One to watch will be David Letterman’s Worldwide Pants production company, which is looking [...]

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Tidbits for November 20: Even More Depressing Strike News!

No. No no no. No no no no no no no. TV Squad is reporting that Battlestar Galactica’s final season may be cut short. Although about half of season 4’s episodes have been shot, NBC Universal has invoked the force majeure contract clause (basically calling the writers’ strike an Act of God), thereby placing the [...]

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Tidbits for October 28

If you live in Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, New York City, Philadelphia, San Francisco or Seattle, don’t take this personally, but I kind of hate you right now. The TV Addict reports that those fortunate enough to live in these fair cities will get an early look at the Razor, the two-hour [...]

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