Notes for 3/1/07

- TV reminds me of probably the best argument for House's continued excellence: next week's episode features Dave Matthews playing a guy with brain damage. Allow me to repeat that. Next week, we will be able to turn on our television sets and see Dave Matthews, South African-born songwriter of such tunes as "Ants Marching," playing--and one can only assume he does so convincingly--a man with brain damage. Mmm.

- This bolsters another thing TV told me tonight, or more specifically Walter Mossberg, personal technology reporter for the Wall Street Journal, told me. Walter Mossberg says that TV critics say that we are currently in a golden age for television. I don't know who he's talking about, and I am suspicious given his claim to only watch things broadcast in high-definition, but I suspect those apocryphal TV critics are right. As far as I can tell, it's the only golden age we're living through right now, so enjoy it!

Labels: critics, dave matthews, House, notes, TV

posted by Mike B. @ 12:01 AM