L to R: Some wack “musician”, Jane Krakowski, some wack “musician”, Alec Baldwin
- Oh Jesus, it looks like Olivia-Look-At-Me-My Boobs-Will-Convince-You-I’m-Funny-Munn has joined the cast of Date Night. Maybe Tina can give her some lessons on how to be genuinely funny without serving your boobs on a platter all of the time.
- A bevy of musicians will guest star on 30 Rock for its May 14th season finale. They’re all musicians/bands I loathe, including: Elvis Costello, Sheryl Crow, Mary J. Blige, Clay Aiken, Adam Levine of Maroon 5 and Rhett Miller of Old 97s. I guess Mary J. isn’t so bad. But Clay Aiken, REALLY?!
- Tina’s got new digs, one that comes with 4 bathrooms, a powder room, and a library. Totally jelz. I hope she redecorates though. It’s looking a little waspy in these photos.
Cinema Blend - Olivia Munn Joins Date Night
Chicago Tribune - First Look At the Musicians Stopping by 30 Rock
Gawker - Tina Fey Is So Down-to-Earth She Lives in a Mansion
Girls hate Olivia Munn for some reason. For a guy, its hard not to like a cute girl who hosts a nerd show and acts goofy.
Why are all the musicians showing up on 30 rock? Is it because they’re running out of ideas for the show or cuz tina fey happens to like them and its a vanity gift to herself to have them appear on the show.
Hate to say this but the Office is consistently better, particularly this season.
Comment by bill — April 26, 2009 @ 6:40 am
In 2004, she interned at Fox Sports Net and worked as a sideline reporter for college football and women’s basketball. She has gone on to say that she disliked the experience, explaining “I was trying to be something I wasn’t, and that made me really uncomfortable on live TV.”
I think Munn is STILL doing this. It’s like she Googled “How to act goofy” and is trying to come across as genuinely nerdy/funny/kooky and she’s not. I’m not just knocking her b/c I’m jealous of her genes (who isn’t?) but I get embarrassed just watching her do her “act”. She tries to hard to be “just one of the guys” so that men think she’s accessible when imho, she’s just putting on a really bad persona that isn’t genuine.
I don’t know about the musicians thing. I think 30 Rock hasn’t quite jumped the shark yet but they sure as hell have one leg over it. It’s like they won a grip of Emmys and now they have to prove that they deserved them by pandering to the masses. They want ratings so they’re trying to reach out to the mainstream, which is a bad idea! A few cameos here and there are fine but once you start basing your plots around the guest stars entirely (read: Salma Hayek), the jokes and funny factor fall flat.
I’ve never gotten into The Office.
Comment by velcro sneakers — April 30, 2009 @ 4:28 pm