In the midnight hour - the best thing on television
For the month of January I had the luxury of not traveling, this resulted in me becoming a vampire and staying up half the night.
It also resulted in my discovering what I think is the best thing on television:
Conversations with Michael Eisner
http://www.cnbc.com/id/15838330
This is a throw back to days of Dick Cavett and David Frost where conversations with guests weren't restricted to a pre-determined conversation in which the person in being interviewed is pimping their latest movie, tv, show
The series allows for a CONVERSATION - more than five minutes interupted by three commercial breaks
The discussions are interesting and satisfying to watch. The guests are interesting and honest and say things that perhaps network brass don't want to hear.
So if you'd like to watch intelligent and interesting, give it a watch.
It also resulted in my discovering what I think is the best thing on television:
Conversations with Michael Eisner
http://www.cnbc.com/id/15838330
This is a throw back to days of Dick Cavett and David Frost where conversations with guests weren't restricted to a pre-determined conversation in which the person in being interviewed is pimping their latest movie, tv, show
The series allows for a CONVERSATION - more than five minutes interupted by three commercial breaks
The discussions are interesting and satisfying to watch. The guests are interesting and honest and say things that perhaps network brass don't want to hear.
So if you'd like to watch intelligent and interesting, give it a watch.
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