Sentence examples for weird show from inspiring English sources

Al Lubel did it just to make a weird show weirder.

But whatever its origins, the idea made for a weird show from the purveyor of thoughtful sportswear.

*** Moshfegh has described herself as "a lurker on the edge of society … looking at the world" and thinking: "what a weird show".

"Degas and the Nude," a wonderful and weird show at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, reminds me that I have never understood the supreme draftsman of the Impressionist generation.

"Arrested Development," a mostly better and more authentically weird show, has never found much of an audience, though Fox has given it three seasons to do so; the same is true of NBC's "Scrubs," which has been around since 2001.

This sublimely weird show is an eye-opening corrective to an art history that has treated key chapters — those that aren't Eurocentric — as if they were written in invisible ink.

And these pop groups aren't really doing pop music at all, they're doing some weird show-businessy thing, which is really anodyne and pre-Beatles in its inspiration.

So, instead of bemoaning how "the awards did not go to the right people," let's think about the ways in which the weird shows are weird.

"He's done weird shows, like, 'Sex... with Mom and Dad,' " Ms. Pinsky said, referring to a short-lived MTV program in which he talked to teenagers and parents about sex.

The ceremony came as Hollywood insiders were still reeling from the weird showing at the nominations, when Mr. Affleck and Ms. Bigelow, both considered locks for best-director nominations, were left in the dust, effectively eliminating their films from best-picture consideration (though both "Argo" and "Zero Dark Thirty" are nominees).

I do watch a lot of television -- it's paranormal TV 24/7, those weird shows are so popular right now.