TV Media: House, Fringe, The Office, The Cleveland Show, Rescue Me, Saturday Night Live, True Blood, Arrested Development
Published July 25, 2008
Rescue Me - Juiced
Last week I posted the "Fast" short, now this one could be as good, if not better. On top of that it has the added bonus of being timely, what with this being the baseball season and all. Okay, stating the obvious? In any case, I cannot wait for new Rescue Me episodes, but these minisodes help.
SNL: Digital Short - "The Japanese Office"
While Ricky Gervais' British hit The Office was adapted for American television, the original series was, just maybe, inspired by a Japanese series. In this short, Ricky Gervais introduces us to the original inspiration.
True Blood - Poster, Credits
True Blood is a new series coming to HBO from Alan Ball, the writer behind American Beauty and Six Feet Under. This time he has turned his eye towards vampires in the American South. It stars Anna Paquin as a waitress who can read people's minds in a world where humans co-exist with vampires. Looks interesting to me.

Arrested Development - "Pilot"
Here is a show that did not get the popular attention it deserved. It is a fantastic show. It is smart, funny, and kept me coming back for more until there was no more. Recently, rumors have been going around about a possible movie. Will it happen? I hope so. Until then, we have three seasons worth of episodes. So, for those of you who don't know the show, here is the pilot for you to get hooked. For those of you who are already fans, relive the excellence.
- TV Media: House, Fringe, The Office, The Cleveland Show, Rescue Me, Saturday Night Live, True Blood, Arrested Development
- Published: July 25, 2008
- Type: News
- Section: Video
- Filed Under: Video: News, Video: Television
- Writer: Chris Beaumont
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Christopher Beaumont spends much of his time writing about entertainment when he isn't sitting in a movie theater. He is known around the office as the "Movie Guy" and is always ready to talk about his favorite form of entertainment and offer up recommendations. Interests include science fiction, horror, and metal music. His writings can be found at 

