Anne Hathaway and Arts and Sciences president Tom Sherak announced the nominees for the 82nd Academy Awards Feb. 2 playbill.com
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Acadamy Awards, Film, 2010, Oscars, TVI, TVI Actors Studio
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2010, Acadamy Awards, Film, Oscars, TVI, TVI Actors Studio
Tuesday was big night for TVI Actors Studio affiliated artists. On the January 6th episode of the new TNT dramatic series, Leverage, two TVI actors appeared. Both Stacey Moseley and George Williams were in the episode and as if that wasn’t enough, they were both cast by TVI teacher, Scott David. Scott works for April Webster Casting and starts his Auditioning for Prime Time TV class on Saturday January 21.
I just don’t know what to watch these days.
Amazing Race is over, Survivor ends this week, Project Runway is lost in the court system.
I can’t find a single hour long scripted series to get into.
I still watch The Office and 30 rock and I’m crazy about Summer Heights High on HBO, but it’s only eight episodes long.
And now it’s the holidays. And I only get into holiday programming a few days before Christmas.
So I’m feeling a little lost. And what do I have to look forward to?
Lot’s of Jay Leno. It’s gonna be a long holiday season.
I’ve had trouble staying involved in series TV lately. I start to watch a show, I like the pilot, but week after week, I can’t seem to find the time to tune in. Nothing grabs me.
The Shield series finale grabbed me and never let me go. But the whole series did that. Great acting, taut scripts, and a ominous, scary feeling seemed to be the hallmark of this now classic cop series.
But the finale just sent me right over the edge. They wrapped up every major character arc and left you with a four minute sequence that’s got to rank up the best in TV history.
Coming so close to The Sopranos finale, which seemed to disappoint nearly everyone in some way or another, this show couldn’t have left anyone angry.
Except Vic Mackey.
Wow! This show is funny.
Summer Heights High is a Logie Award-winning, Australian television mockumentary series written by and starring Chris Lilley. It is a satirical parody of high school life epitomised by its three protagonists: effeminate and megalomaniac “Director of Performing Arts” Mr G; self-absorbed, privileged teenager Ja’mie King; and disobedient, vulgar Tongan student Jonah Takalua. It lampoons Australian high school life and many aspects of the human condition and is filmed in a documentary style, with lay people playing supporting characters.
It’s being broadcast on HBO on Sunday nights. Don’t miss it!
