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By The Beachwood Told You So Affairs Desk
Last month Jon Stewart told Bill O’Reilly that “I thought [Obama’d] do a better job. He ran as a visionary; he’s led as a functionary.”
This week Stewart welcomed Obama as a guest. First, the appearance. Then, the reviews.
1. Official interview: “Actual President of United States Actually on The Daily Show in Actuality.”
2. Elizabeth Hasselbeck schools the panel.
Posted on October 29, 2010
By 15 Gigs
“Bo and Wyatt, two unemployed 20-something stoners, spend their lives sitting on the couch watching reruns of their favorite 80s detective show, Derringer P.I.. Faced with a mountain of overdue bills and back rent, our boys’ foggy but overactive imaginations conjure a version of their hero into their living room. Derringer P.I. takes the slackers under his wing and shows them how to deal with partners in too deep, mafia run amok, and territorial drug lords. Undercover goes under the influence.”
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Seventh in a series.
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Tonight’s special episode: Too Deep – A Music Video Tribute.
Posted on October 26, 2010
By The Beachwood 24 Hours Desk
Paid programming.
5 a.m.: Squawk Box
8 a.m.: Squawk on the Street
10 a.m.: The Call
11 a.m.: Strategy Session
11:30 a.m.: Fast Money Halftime
Posted on October 22, 2010
By The Beachwood TV Team
Mono, the award-winning Minneapolis-based creative branding and advertising agency, today announces the new brand position, campaign and tagline for cable news giant MSNBC.
The line, “Lean forward” is a simple, yet bold statement designed to impassion MSNBC’s audience and urge them to engage with the issues of the day.
For director Spike Lee, the campaign was an opportunity to mix his talents with his beliefs. “It was great to get the call from MSNBC President Phil Griffin and mono. This is a big campaign and it comes at an interesting juncture in American politics. I’m happy to be a part of it.”
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The Beachwood TV Team has obtained the taglines to be unveiled in the coming months.
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* MSNBC: Do The Left Thing.
* Leaner Staff. Hey, Times Are Tough.
* Lean Left. But Not Too Far Left. In Fact, Just Tilt Your Head Imperceptibly.
* MSNBC: The Other White News.
* Lean news. Less filling.
* MSNBC: FOXY.
* OBAMACARE TV.
Posted on October 11, 2010
