"Tom Cruise won't come out of the closet!" -- Wednesday night TV.

Last night was a good night:

Veronica Mars: ( Read more... )

South Park: Oh, god, was that great. Including the closing credits, in which every name was changed to "John Smith" or "Jane Smith" to avoid lawsuits. Loved it. Normally, Matt and Trey like to poke fun at both sides of issues, even when they clearly feel one is just plain wrong, but here, they just let it rip with both barrels at the Scientologists. Loved every minute of it.

Drawn Together: And for those who don't want to see fun poked at Scientologists, we have the opportunity to see the Veggie Tales folks in action. ( Read more... )

Yeah, we had a fun night of TV.

Final Destination 3 trailer!

The trailer for FD3 is online.

As some of you know, I consider Final Destination 2 to be one of the truly fun horror sequels in recent memory. This one probably won't be as good -- there's only so much you can do with the idea of Death/God as a demented Rube Goldberg psycho -- but I'm still psyched. And James Wong is back as director, even.

And really, with Mary Elizabeth Winstead (the villain from Sky High) as the lead, and with the chance to see the lead from Instant Slut Star get killed, it'll be worth catching.

No, really?

He said the episode, titled "Still Life," was conceived in part as a device to promote interest in the show during the November "sweep," when networks go all out to give the ratings of local affiliates a boost.

*gasp*

Really? I had no idea.

Has CNN changed its target audience to eight-year-olds? Is there anyone who both enjoys TV and doesn't know about November Sweeps? Or am I just too immersed in media coverage of TV in general?