
Modern Family (ABC) — In this week’s installment of “Manny is the Worst,” the gang packs up and heads to Disneyland for what I’m sure will be 22-minutes of shameless product placement.
Don’t Trust the B—- in Apt. 23 (ABC) — I liked this show a lot more before I found out that Krysten Ritter has never seen “Dawson’s Creek.” I just don’t know if I can trust someone in my age bracket who hasn’t seen “Dawson’s Creek.” Maybe she grew up without electricity or something.
Survivor (CBS) — It’s the penultimate episode of the season (the two-hour finale is on Sunday). I’m just glad we’ve avoided, so far, one of those silly reward challenges where Jeff cracks out the movie screen, gives the winners popcorn, and tries to pretend that watching a few clips from an upcoming Adam Sandler movie is supposed to be considered a reward.
Around the World in 80 Plates (Bravo) — Another cooking competition show on Bravo? They’re really diluting their “Top Chef” brand with these (“Top Chef Masters’” Curtis Stone hosts). This one has chef contestants traveling around the world and participating in culinary challenges relating to regional cuisines. I mean, I guess. If there’s nothing else to watch this summer.
Betty White’s Off Their Rockers (NBC) — Tonight’s episode, no lie, will feature guest appearances from Wink effing Martindale and Batman’s Adam West. THIS SHOW IS GETTING TWICE THE RATINGS OF “COMMUNITY.” What is wrong with people.
LATE NIGHT LISTINGS: I would never, ever otherwise recommend you watch Jay Leno, but see tweet above. ONE TIME EXCEPTION. Letterman has Eva Longoria, who probably won’t be telling stories about being nude; Kimmel has Steve Harvey; Howard Stern is on Fallon, probably to prattle on about that damn reality competition he’s a judge on now; and, interestingly, Anna Wintour is on Colbert.



One of the few reasons I might even consider watching Leno. I’ll probably just watch the interview on the most popular post of tomorrow on WG.
Seriously, I’m not dying that bad to watch a taped inteview on tv when I can watch a taped interview anywhere and not have to watch Leno.
Sorry Alison, but not even you can make me watch Leno.
Batman’s Adam West > Community’s Chevy Chase. You’re hurting your cause here.
Mayor West>Batman’s Adam West>Community’s Chevy Chase> Real Life Chevy Chase>Randy Quaid
@AlcoGrat *slow clap*
See, if you just order a pizza and then break down the box and tape it over the right half of your television set, you can watch Alison tell sexy naked stories without having to see Leno. Plus, you know, pizza.
I’ve tried that before — turns out it’s total bullshit. Urban legend.
NOTHING will make me watch Leno. I hate that big-chinned, two-faced, fake nice, unfunny, corny, ass-kissing job thief way too much.
Portlandia already did it, Bravo. [www.youtube.com]
Apparently I can’t be trusted. I’ve never seen an episode of Dawson’s Creek.
I too have never seen an episode of Dawson’s Creek…
Leno is by far my favorite. He’s the only person I’ve seen who can make other millionaires cry for years about not getting the job they are currently doing while they are crying about not having the job that they are currently doing. Or something like that.
How is the Internet still functioning after that tweet was published?
Around the World in 80 Plates? Portlandia did it.
“The Bitch In Apt. 23″. What’s up with ‘Luther’ – the gay black best friend/supporting character stereotype? I mean really?!! When is Hollywood going to retire this tired, lame, cliche?
That is just one of the many, many reasons why “Happy Endings” is a superior show in every possible way.
That tweet was a little less misleading as Jeff’s text. Also, this happened.
(Via)
It was pretty uncomfortable to watch Allison Brie sandwiched (my God the imagery!) between two old unfunny comedians hitting on her
I mean “two old dudes”, I apologize for referring to Leno as a comedian
Nina Dobrev on Conan was pretty awesome. Still won’t watch Vampire Diaries, but still…
Modern Family reminded me of 90s TGIF when the show did their very special Disney episode. And I thought the product placement wasn’t too bad. Manny sucks.
“Rated PG-13 for brief rudeness and appearances by Garry Shandling.”
/shudders