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| Happy Birthday, Penelope Wilton (Born 1946), Via Tumblr |
'Trump Says Peace Talks Boring, Strait Of Hormuz Boring, Gas Prices Boring, WHERE BALLROOM?' [Wonkette]
Jonathan V. Last: 'Scott Pelley Is The Hero We Need' [The Bulwark]
Wednesday, June 3, 2026
Ever Decreasing Circles Of Journalism And Other Wednesday Headlines
Tuesday, June 2, 2026
Politics Corner June 2
beware of Harlan Crow
photo mine
I am so far behind. I have a big fashion trunk show coming up in my place which is no where near ready. That might provide with an outfit or outfits to help in the coming days. No worries about that for the upcoming upper endoscopy. That's a colonoscopy from the other end, But then there is Pridefest. A birthday party that I may snub and a trip to Mexico City that is a long way away but shared with an overplanner,
Political Discussion Welcome
What's On Tonight (Wednesday): It's a Smalls world
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| Adult Swim Smalls |
I'm bad! Here's what's on television for tonight, Wednesday, June 3!
Our Top Pick tonight is Adult Swim Smalls (Adult Swim, 1 a.m.). This short-form anthology is a experimental and training ground for Adult Swim talent, regularly showcasing works by up-and-comers and helping refine ideas before they go regular series. These shorts are not polished but can be enjoyed if you like unrealized pilots/short series.
Elsewhere, Vox Machina returns, the NBA Finals begin, Michael Jackson gets docuseries treatment, Elvis Presley is in concert, Widow's Bay has your luggage, and Jerremy Clarkson goes back to the farm.
Jeopardy! recap for Tue., Jun. 2
Here are today's contestants:
- Alex Reyes, an authorization tech from Panorama City, California;
- Savannah Madeira, an arts administrator from Kempton, Pennsylvania; and
- Peter McFerrin, an energy industry professional from Corona, California. Peter is a one-day champ with winnings of $18,999.
How Many Times Could You 'Identify Camel'? And Other Tuesday Headlines
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| The National Bird Of The Dominican Republic Is The Palmchat, Via Fat Birder |
Monday, June 1, 2026
What's On Tonight (Tuesday): Huh? Get a job?!
Courtesy Hulu.
Tonight's Top Pick is the series premiere of Not Suitable for Work, which is "comedy hitmaker" Mindy Kaling's latest. Mindy's had a series about college girls, and now one about young working adults. Maybe her next one will be about the not quite youth, not really middle-aged set.
Jeopardy! recap for Mon., Jun. 1
Here are today's contestants:
- Camryn Bell, a museum educator originally from Minnetonka, Minnesota;
- Peter McFerrin, an energy industry professional from Corona, California; and
- Chris D'Angelo, a content manager from Washington, D.C. Chris is an eight-day champ with winnings of $194,201.
Sunday, May 31, 2026
Politics Corner May 31
beware of Harlan Crow
photo mine
Mother may I? It's June.
Political Discussion Welcome
What's On Tonight (Monday): Supermodel Documentary Hour!
Courtesy TV Insider.
Tonight's Top Pick is the series premiere of Bring Me the Beauties: A Model Cult, airing at 9 p.m. on HBO. Up until now, I'd never heard of Hoyt Richards, but apparently I saw him in 1998's Six Days, Seven Nights. Also, Hoyt's fellow cult members included Fabio!
CBSSM: Marilyn Monroe At 100
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| Via Sarah Creations |
This week's segments can be found at the CBSSM YouTube page. Viewers in Australia/New Zealand may encounter IP geoblocking that requires a VPN to bypass.
PET SET
Saturday, May 30, 2026
What's On Tonight (Sunday): Not available for Emmy consideration
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| N/A |
Happy last day of 2025-26 Emmy consideration! Here's what's on television for tonight, Sunday, May 31!
Our Top Pick tonight is N/A (Theater Close-Up) (PBS, 8 p.m.). This is a political generation gap play with the elder and first lady Speaker of the House (Holland Taylor) and the youngest woman ever elected to Congress (Ana Villafañe). While the assumption per physical appearance seems obvious, the playwright says there's no intention. The play is already available via Thirteen's YouTube, but tonight it airs linearly via PBS. I assume its carrying coverage is low, so online might be the way to see it.
Elsewhere, Euphoria hits a climax, giant cookies Built America, AFI celebrates Eddie Murphy, Elliot and Kat go Home, and there's news From the settlement.
Politics Corner May 30
beware of Harlan Crow
photo mine
Once more and this time with feeling! Santiago Campos is a name to watch out for! But you're not likely to see his name on CBS News. Campos, who is graduating from DC's international school, won a scholarship at the 47th annual news and documentary Emmy Awards. He used his speech to tear apart CBS and particularly CBS News. Campos, 18, had to look up Mike Wallace to know who his scholarship was named for. He didn't have to look up Bari Weiss. He ripped her to shreds and dared her to come see him and take the CBS sponsored scholarship back. I doubt Bari Weiss is dim enough to do that because the other networks and news outlets would be clamoring to sponsor Campos entire college career and make CBS look even more craven. Campos plans to use the scholarship when he enrolls at Georgetown University this fall. He has been offered an internship at a "major national newspaper" (the Guardian by any chance? Does the Guardian do blind items?) which he has turned down. What are Campos' plans for the summer? He's going to be a lifeguard. I wholeheartedly agree. [Guardian]
I wonder if this might have played out differently if the scholarship had been named for Edward R. Murrow, Walter Cronkite or even Dan Rather.
oh yeah, he's got a face for TV
via Guardian
Friday, May 29, 2026
Jeopardy! recap for Fri., May 29
Here are today's contestants:
- Matt Patrick, a nonprofit program manager from Bloomfield, New Jersey;
- Lili Driggs, a banker from New York City; and
- Chris D'Angelo, a content manager from Washington, D.C. Chris is a seven-day champ with winnings of $174,201.
What's On Tonight (Saturday): America Craig Ferguson, fuck yeah!
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| Craig Ferguson: American on Purpose |
Nobody's perfect! Here's what's on television for tonight, Saturday, May 30!
Our Top Pick tonight is Craig Ferguson: American on Purpose (CNN, 9 p.m.). This new docuseries finds former later-night Craig Ferguson traveling America "to explore the defining ideas, and contradictions, at the heart of the United States." Like John Oliver, he's a late-night host who became naturalized.
Elsewhere, Adam Shankman picks Two, Instadocs tackles Alex Murdaugh, CBS has a Fever and the only solution is Fire, Houston still has Heart & Hustle, a ghost hunter sings Harmony, and new Wars begin on A&E.
Thursday, May 28, 2026
What's On Tonight (Friday): Allison Janey Clears the Bar for Top Pick
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| Miss You, Love You |
Today's Top Pick is the premiere of Miss You, Love You. The film follows a woman dealing with the recent death of her husband, while also dealing with her son's assistant who has been sent to help her. The film stars Allison Janey and Andrew Rannells and was written and directed by Jim Rash, which makes this feel like a must watch for the WOT community.
Runner up is the series premiere of Apple's Star City. This spin off of For All Mankind, whose season 5 finale also premieres today, goes back to the 1960s to cover the same narrative as the original series but from the Russians' point of view. I enjoyed the first two seasons of Mankind before season three lost me. Perhaps pulling a cold war Rosencrantz and Guildenstern with the earlier seasons will bring back some of what I liked.
⭐🎥 Miss You, Love You (HBO, 8:00 PM) 'A blunt, grieving widow, Diane Patterson (Allison Janney) is forced to plan her husband's funeral with a total stranger: her estranged son's assistant, Jamie Simms (Andrew Rannells). As they fumble through grief and their strange, darkly funny circumstances, buried secrets and long-held resentments surface, but their partnership becomes an unlikely conduit for connection, laughter, and healing for this mother and her unexpected surrogate son. Written and directed by Jim Rash.'
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