Jack TV Rocks

I'm sure everyone remembers that scene from Spiderman where there was lots of rain and Spiderman was upside-down hanging at the side of an alley when Mary Jane partially took down his mask so she could plant that amazingly original and romantic kiss that would pop any man a boner. Hold that thought. That's the one. If anyone saw Saturday's rerun of The O.C., this exact scene was kitched with Seth Cohen being Spidey (complete with Spiderman mask) and the hot Summer Roberts doing the deed ala Mary Jane in the rain. It all seemed normal but comedic and I think the director and scriptwriter pulled the scene off, amid it being unmistakably kitchy! It is right at the ending part when Oasis' Champaign Supernova was just played in the background. The plot did the trick of smoothly leading the viewers to that last scene and I honestly think the twist worked well. Nicely done. I laughed my way until the last end credit. And Summer is really cute. And I'm sounding like a real perverted teenager with raging hormones and pent up I-want-to-start-me-an-online-journal-and-fuck-if-they-think-it's-pathetic-because-I-won't-give-a-hey tendencies.

Just right after, I had a idea of it being really cool if we could have a reality TV type show on a political personality, the president specifically, just so we could know what type of person she is inside-out, on-and-off planned media appearances, on a no-holds-barred kind of format where she does not have a call which scenes are going to be put on air or cut. I was thinking an Ed-TV or Truman Story callibre, much so if they could show it uncut 24-7 (its possibility being one over a googleplex, synonymous to virtually impossible). We have not had the opportunity to know who these people are on an intimate level and I think this is key should we really want to see if they deserve our confidence or votes in the next elections. The scenes shown from the senate alone, these being short clips, sometimes make me want to do a bang-my-head-at-the-wall act for the really stupid moments. More stupid at times than the points of view of the cast of the new reality TV show Pinoy Big Brother (watch them bitch and whine about their housemates and just instantly come with un called for conclusions). I have only seen parts of the show twice and from those I made a vow not to see it ever again. A complete waste of time is what I call it.

While I'm on the topic of TV shows, may I just say that nothing is as perverted as most of the primetime programs of Jack TV. And I'm loving it (ziggi-zaggi-ziggi-zaggi-hoi-hoi-hoi, from The Man Show)!

posted by Fritz @ 4:33 PM