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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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John Belushi, Chris Farley, and Me
Other kids had rock stars on their walls. I had a picture of the "Not Ready for Primetime Players."
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Reflections on Hogan's Heroes
Due to its portrayal of Nazis, it suffered more criticism than most sitcoms from that time period.
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Farewell to The West Wing: Confessions of a Wingnut, Part 2
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Stephen Colbert Is Funny
I am still hearing rumblings about Stephen Colbert's keynote speech at the White House Correspondents Association dinner.
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Thoughts on Dateline’s “To Catch a Predator”
Dateline NBC has an ongoing series of reports where they trap sexual predators searching the Internet for underage teen sex.
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Chico, Don't Be Discouraged
Many stars left too early and are gaining fans not yet born when they were alive, giving them immortality. Freddie Prinze should be one.
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TV Review: The 2006 TV Land Awards
As defined, "classic" means having lasting significance or worth.
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If I Didn't Care: Appreciating Sanford and Son
And would I be sure that this is love beyond compare? Would all this be true if I didn't care for you?
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The Rule of Three: Don Knotts, Darren McGavin and Dennis Weaver
As a Child of Television, I am saddened to be writing so many eulogies ...
Many people consider Barney Fife to be the greatest comedic character in the history of television.
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