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Stephen Fry Presses On
It is no secret that I am rather a lot in love with Stephen Fry. Basically, I want to have his erudite, sarcastic babies. Naturally, I was thrilled to find he has been branching out from hosting QI to present a documentary series about the Gutenberg printing press. The Gutenberg press, in case you don’t know, [...]
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Tonight, the original big 3 networks are banding together to support cancer research with the star-studded Stand Up to Cancer. Certain to be a bit maudlin and sentimental at times, but I think we can all agree that cancer is a bad thing. Also, Neil Patrick Harris will be there. ABC, NBC and CBS, 8:00pm
ABC Family hopes to continue its recent trend of fun, quality programming that people actually watch with this weekend’s mini-series, Samurai Girl. ABC Family, 8:00pm
Thursday, April 24, 2008
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