In the Honest Trailer spoof for "The Hunger Games," posted on YouTube last week by Screen Junkies, the booming voice of the "movie trailer guy" broadcasts hilarious, and pretty spot-on, commentary on the movie, which it calls "a film that forces two actors with no chemistry to awkwardly fall in love".
It was full of German broadcast guys, and one instantly recognisable face.
That we've seen all this before, or at least feel as if we have, is a key reason why "The Good Guys," the first broadcast network series from Matt Nix, the creator of "Burn Notice," was picked up for a 13-episode summer run by Fox without even a pilot.
Although the old song about cable networks taking over from the broadcast guys is still true, the big networks can still hold their own when it comes to comedy.
Question: On any given football telecast (college or pro) the guys in the broadcast booth never stop talking.
O.K., then, smart guy, what was broadcast next — what was MTV's first "regular" video?
But though "Big guy down" was broadcast over the walkie-talkies that some of Damour's co-workers carried, they had to fight their way through the crowd to reach him, and when they got there Damour's tongue was out and his eyes had rolled back.
"And Then There Were Fewer" was the first episode of Family Guy to be broadcast in high-definition, with series showrunners Mark Hentemann and Steve Callaghan overseeing the transition.
I played the role of Ellen on the "Extra Large Medium" episode of Family Guy that was broadcast on Valentine's day.
The following year she was fired after quipping, "No wonder you guys lost," during the broadcast of an argument with a disabled Vietnam veteran.
