reaffirmed
I just finished watching the first episode of "Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip", which airs a day early here in Canada. I am floored. Moved. Awoken.
That was an absolutely brilliant hour of network television. Everything from the writing to the characters to everything about the unleashed, complex, feminist, sharp, mind-blowingly phenomenal episode made me proud to love television. If this show doesn't get the critical and ratings success it deserves, I will lose all hope in the intelligence of the modern audience.
It makes me want to create. Anything. Everything. It makes me want to become a person who could one day write the life-altering greatness I just saw.
Please. PLEASE. Tomorrow night on NBC at 10:00 watch. I hope that you'll see even half of the amazingness that I did. In fact, I know you will.
Count me glued to the television every Monday.
That was an absolutely brilliant hour of network television. Everything from the writing to the characters to everything about the unleashed, complex, feminist, sharp, mind-blowingly phenomenal episode made me proud to love television. If this show doesn't get the critical and ratings success it deserves, I will lose all hope in the intelligence of the modern audience.
It makes me want to create. Anything. Everything. It makes me want to become a person who could one day write the life-altering greatness I just saw.
Please. PLEASE. Tomorrow night on NBC at 10:00 watch. I hope that you'll see even half of the amazingness that I did. In fact, I know you will.
Count me glued to the television every Monday.