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02/14/09
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With a live studio audience they couldn't use CGI, but that doesnt' mean they can't swap out a real ball for a CGI one between the performance and the broadcast. That's what China did for the fireworks footsteps, after all (only they had to have the CGI version ready to air during a live broadcast). Speaking of which, is this show aired live or not? If it is, then that pretty much kills the idea that it's CGI, on the specific issue that they'd be very quickly outed as having broadcast something that never actually happened.
02/14/09
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Really thin strings and a really lightweight ball.
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Think, Facebook. THINK.
02/14/09
Think, Hater. THINK.
God this FB hating needs to stop
02/15/09
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02/14/09
Dunno about that, but the Harry Potter "lookalike" that they have showing it off looks creepy as hell.
01/10/09
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01/10/09
The interface is OK, but not as logical as the ATV interface... installation could be better explained too.. I suggest to follow the video guides that are on the forums... it is easy to miss a little step... Only thing missing is BBC... I was really looking forward to that.
12/31/08
Hulu for everything else. If it's truly funny, it will make it's way onto the information supa highway.
12/31/08
As long as I can get the ABC and NBC network families , CNN, and AMC (for Mad Men), it's all copacetic.
12/31/08
I just turned 22 and would be happy to see MTV go. I loathe that channel -- I feel it's a microcosm of everything wrong with today's society. Self-loving, ignorant, superficial and obnoxious. It caters to the "me, me, me" ideology that seems to be the curse of every generation. And yeah, definitely no music there -- how is reality TV not dead yet!? It's been around for so, so long and every show maintains the same exact format, it seems. You'd think people would have tired of it by now.
Comedy Central, however, needs to stay.
12/31/08
And that's bad, right?
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=)
11/17/09
Like you, I just don’t laugh at Colbert’s shtick. Granted, with the exception of Dr. Strangelove, I don’t think much that’s very funny has been written since Abbott and Costello’s heyday, so take that for what it’s worth. #timewarnercable
12/31/08
12/31/08
And don't even get me started on MTV...
12/31/08
Reaction 1: Oooh, that's bad.
Reaction 2: Actually, it's not that bad.
Reaction 3: Actually, I don't really even care one way or the other.
Reaction 4: Holy shit, I have no reaction to this story!
12/31/08