I live in NYC. I work for Vimeo. I like to cook. My wife likes sprinkles. I have a new(ish) daughter. Her name is Chloe. We don't know if she likes sprinkles yet.
If you needed further proof that the world will be ending tomorrow, here’s David Gregory shimmying to the sultry sounds of Cee Lo.
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That’s the guy at NBC who’s more or less behind the decision to show you your Olympics sports on a multi-hour tape delay. You see, world? Your Olympics are a “product,” and watching them aren’t your inalienable right, per your friends at NBC.
Tone deaf. And it’s not like we have any other way to watch a cultural event. Monopoly?
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Dicks.
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#NBCFail
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What an asshole.
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Yes, the capslock was necessary.
I liked this so hard I broke my trackpad.
Microreview: Up All Night
Very promising pilot if a little disjointed. Once they figure out the workplace element and how to make Maya Rudolph’s character more than an amusing sideshow they could really have something. There’s a lot of talent at play here, from the cast to the creator to the production team (Lorne Michael’s name is on it), but the pilot may have fallen victim to too much studio and network meddling. There’s enough good to remain cautiously optimistic.
As new parents we can tell you it’s SPOT-ON. We loved the at home stuff and all the stuff with the kid. So pitch perfect. But they gotta lose the Maya Rudolph work stuff. Why can’t she just be a best friend or something?
