Friday, May 27, 2011

• THE JIMMY Z FRIDAY SHOW™

SARAH PALIN'S MOVE TO ARIZONA COULD BE A RUN FOR THE SENATE
LA traffic cops shop lift and more without discipline
Rush Limbaugh's dream candidate: Surprise!
Ed Schultz calls Laura Ingraham a 'talk slut'
Show No. 094-2011




Hour ONE • Click HERE to download
Opening • Sleepless last night watching old TV • Hawaii Five-O, Hogan's Heroes and Sea Hunt • Late night commercial with girls that want you to call, who like any kind of guy • Audio: Charles Payne on the arrest of Dominique Strauss-Kahn • KNBC 4 report on LA traffic officers who get away with ongoing crime • Audio: Ed Schultz calls Laura Ingraham a talk radio slut •


Hour TWO • Click HERE to download
Opening • Audio: Rush Limbaugh's dream candidate (surprise!) • Limbaugh on Obama and Sarah Palin • SARAH PALIN IN 2012: What the move to Arizona tells us about her plans • The big One Nation bus tour • Rolling Thunder under-impressed • Palin's documentary film to be released in June • Arizona: She could run for John Kyl's senate seat • Polling data: No matter how she polls against other Republicans, she loses when matched up against Obama •


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Show Notes • Links • Audio/Video
• YouTube: Hogan's Heroes: Stop digging!
• KFI AM 640: Charles Payne
• KNBC 4: Traffic officers misbehaving
• Golden State Liberty: LA traffic cops perform in porn video while on duty
• Real Clear Politics: 'View' gals ok with Schultz using 'slut'
• Daily Caller: Ed Schultz: Laura Ingraham, right wing slut
• YouTube: Laura Ingraham accepts Ed Schultz' apology
• Fox News: Greta Van Susteren: Rush's dream candidate
• Fox News: Greta Van Susteren: Rush: Obama is easily beatable
• Google news search: Palin house in Arizona
• First Read: Rolling Thunder: Palin not invited
• Real Clear Politics: Palin's secret weapon: New film to premier in June
• NY Daily News: Sarah Palin's 'One Nation' bus tour shrouded in secrecy
• IB Times: Fired up Sarah Palin launching patriotic bus tour
• Union Leader: Palin tour will bring her to New Hampshire
• Polling report: Sarah Palin vs. Barack Obama
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2 comments:

John said...

I had to pause 'tape' when I heard the official tell the investigative reporter he would look into it further when he can give them more information!!!
Do your own investigation!!! Incompetent is some how not a strong enough term in this case...
In summation of this half of show, the Govt expects us to pay taxes for this?!?! Outraged I am!

May 28, 2011 at 11:16 PM
ELVISNIXON.com said...

TV sick days

When ELVISNIXON was a lad, he was forced to attend the local government school.

Since the school was paid for each student in attendance, there was a clear message to never miss a day of class. Only when very ill did one get to stay home.Staying home from school meant watching reruns from the 1950's and 1960's. Back in the good old days, before basic cable was considered a Constitutional right under the 14th Amendment (or was that the mysterious 10th?), there was the assumption that television was to be watched by the entire family, who would all watch the same shows. Yes, for those of you born after 1980, this seems to stretch the realm of credulity, but it is a fact.

From 6 PM until around 7:30 there was a glut of local news followed by the "international" news, which is to say national network news that covered serious news items outside of the era of Mayor Sam Yorty's Los Angeles.

In those days, it was expected that programming from 8PM until 10 was suitable for family viewing. 8PM was even called "The Family Hour" with programming such as Happy Days and Laverne and Shirley dominating their time slots.

During the day, there were soaps (which were of no interest to anyone I ever knew. Ever.) and reruns.

The reruns gave you an insight into the way the world worked before the fall of civilization. Black and white programming ran side by side with color. Shows such as Rod Sterling's Twilight Zone and I Love Lucy showed a world of men with short haircuts (in the 1970's this was remarkable) and color programming such as Gomer Pyle, USMC (a spin-off from Andy Griffith's Mayberry , RFD, which featured Happy Days' Ron Howard as "Opie" Taylor, the sheriff's young son) and Hogan's Heroes.

Hogan's Heroes showed U.S. and Allied military men outwitting the Germans in the P.O.W camp of Colonel Klink.

There was no cartoon network. Cartoons were reserved for Saturday mornings and typically consisted of unexpurgated Bugs Bunny, Porky Pig and Popeye engaging in politically incorrect activities.

The show SOAP came out in the late 1970's and featured Billy Crystal as a campy homosexual. This was extremely controversial at the time and many boycotted the program as immoral.

Three's Company was based on the premise that the character Jack Tripper was forced to pretend to be a flamboyant homosexual in order to be allowed to share an apartment with two unmarried women. It would have been unthinkable for a heterosexual man to be living together with them, even in a Platonic relationship. This was not in 1908. This was 1978.

Have things improved or declined?

We now how hundreds of choices and the chances of shared cultural moments are greatly diminished as a result.

The once a year showing of the Wizard of Oz brought excitement to every child. Now, Mom just pops in the DVD. Twice a day.

But if we did all share it together what would we be sharing? The most puerile, dumbed down trash such as Friends and Will and Grace? That is what in syndication for boys and girls now. No more connection to the sweet past of America with a sense of herself and her culture.

What was once unthinkable is now commonplace. The most vile trash is pumped into children's rooms all day , every day.

It's enough to make you sick.

May 29, 2011 at 1:40 PM

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