Q: Deal or NO DEAL?
A: I just saw Deal or No Deal for the first time last night. Wow, that shit is mean. Never before has a game show been so complexly constructed to guarantee its guests will go home some level of disappointed.
Anyway, I'm glad I could provide that observation. And what about that Ken Jennings, huh??? He sure does win a lot at Jeopardy! Tune in to my blog next week, when I'll be proffering my thoughts on the recent film Dances With Wolves. Did it deserve its Oscar? THE ANSWER MAY SURPRISE YOU!
DEAL OR NO DEAL: If you do not complain about T.A.M.S.Y.'s recent unannounced hiatus, I will make you a special offer: Next week, I'll give you a sneak-preview write-up of David Wain's hotly, wetly anticipated new film The Ten, which premiers Sunday at Los Festivalo en Cinematatta de Cleveland — four-plus months ahead of its August 3 release.
Those last two links appear to be down right now, but whatever, here's The Ten's (WARNING: uncensored) teaser trailer.
Tickets are still available, I believe, for both the noon and 4:45 showings, if you're in the area.
EARLIER: David Wain has a cameo in last fall's travelogue by fellow Statesmen/Stella creators, the Michaels Showalter & Ian Black.
POSTSCRIPT: David Wain has a blog, although it too is down right now. Also, um, is the Internet dying?
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I'm pissed I spend $5.00 in text messaging to win $50,000 guessing which case was right... I picked 3 and it ended up being 2..... NO DEAL!!!!!!!
Wait, you picked suitcase #3 five times? I thought it was 95 cents per entry. Which is enough of a ripoff already.
By the way, Sean, a couple of weeks ago you said something about trying to figure out some kind of Blogger coding hack, yeah? Let me know if I can help.
CORRECTION: The Ten already premiered at Sundance. So I guess my review won't be quite as exclusive as I hoped. Whatever.
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