Tonight's episode of The Cobert Report was by far one of the funniest. They featured Al Franken on the show, where he received seemingly real telephone calls from people through-out the United States. One of the callers placed him on hold and two of them asked him why he hated US troops. Funny stuff.

My only hope at this point would be for Comedy Central NOT take the show off the air. In my opinion it's the 11:00pm - 12:30am where the channel truly shines. Featuring The Daily Show, The Cobert Report, and South Park. Only Seinfeld and Family Guy might make me change the channel and even then, probably not.

- posted by Richard Barkins at   11:58 PM   |   3 comments

I know I'm probably not the only one getting Seinfeld withdrawals, or maybe I am, but a new sitcom with Julia Louis-Dreyfus is here to fill that void. I always thought she was one of the very few female comedians who could actually make me laugh, so who knows, this new sitcom maybe good.

The premise of the show is, a 30-40 something divorced single mother is trying to run a business and in the meantime get back into the dating scene. I think it's very timely since now more than ever, there are more single mothers out there.

But on the other hand, Jason Alexander tried doing the very same thing with a sitcom, but I don't think it went anywhere. Is it even still on? Probably not.

My only wish is that the Seinfeld crew get back together and start cranking out new shows.

- posted by Richard Barkins at   7:35 PM   |   1 comments

A day at the beach with the dog. It was fun until he (Tyler) decided to take a dump in the middle of the bike path.

- posted by Richard Barkins at   8:14 PM   |   1 comments