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Tony Figueroa - Page 2
Dateline: Hollywood, CA
Weblog: childoftelevision.blogspot.com/
Articles: 104
Dateline: Hollywood, CA
Weblog: childoftelevision.blogspot.com/
Articles: 104
TONY FIGUEROA is a standup comedian, writer, actor and storyteller based in Los Angeles. A "day job" teaching comedy traffic school led to Tony cohosting and coproducing several radio shows. Tony’s CHILD OF TELEVISION Blog is an example of life imitating art. Tony wrote a sit-com Pilot titled RED STATE where the main character writes a syndicated column also called CHILD OF TELEVISION. In his spare time Tony can be found story telling at the STORY SALON in North Hollywood, surfing the Net and of course watching TV.
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TV Review: Never Judge A Show by Its Pilot - K-Ville
The creators of the show have an opportunity and perhaps even a responsibility to use their craft to show us the real world of the NOPD officers.
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Don Herbert, Mr. Wizard: 1917-2007
Science is about the real world around us and it's filled with fascinating wonders...
The way I see it there are no good or bad role models.
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The Late Great Studio 60: TV and Middle America
Every fall we still see new “behind the scenes” shows. Some of these shows hit and others miss.
We saw on TV two professional communicators who chose to hit below the belt.
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Never Judge a Show by Its Pilot: Thank God You’re Here
Actually Jennifer Coolidge comes from the school of comedy that comedians say funny things and improv actors say things funny
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TV Review: Never Judge a Show by it’s Pilot - Raines
The vision starts out as two-dimensional character and as Raines learns more about her she develops more layers.
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TV Review: Never Judge A Show By Its Pilot - Andy Barker PI
Andy Barker PI has the elements that I like in a comedy - good writing, good acting and most importantly, it is funny.
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Never Judge A Show By Its Pilot: The ½ Hour News Hour
After all the idea of the FOX News Channel doing a fake news show with a conservative slant is already redundant.
Even though John is no longer with us, I still see him often when I channel surf.
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