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All 3,300 hours of The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson have been digitized by the Carson Entertainment Group and many are now available for free on their website. They just don’t make ‘em like they used to.

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I get giddy whenever I hear them say “They call him the Stig!”

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I’ve said Tosh.0 is the funniest show on television, but now it has the ratings to prove it. I’m just glad @doylerr kept telling me how good the show was a while back.

Aye brother.

What if Saul Bass had done the opening title sequence for Lost? It would probably look something like this.

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Jon Stewart had the pleasure of talking with one of the greatest baseball players and professional athletes of all time.

Update: The video and link have been changed and now include just the Willie Mays interview, not the entire show.

Kurt Sutter (@sutterink), the writer, producer and director of the FX series, Sons of Anarchy, is one of the more amusing folks on in television right now. And his network is finally getting the attention it deserves.

Read up on Sutter, and catch up on Sons of Anarchy. Season three kicks off in September. And remember, the crow flies straight.

I haven’t canceled it yet, but I’m thinking about it. Much of the TV I watch I view at my leisure on Hulu. The only things I can’t get on Hulu are new Law & Order episodes and live sporting events. But this article about a couple that canceled their cable bill is making me revisit the idea. The solution may be attaching a Slingbox to may parents’ cable box so I can stream NFL and NBA games, but I’ll have to find out if the quality will hold up.

Okay, enough talk. Craighton Berman has done the drawings. Now someone needs to build this thing. I just hope we’re not waiting on me to create it.

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I sure hope this isn’t real. I’m rather annoyed, mostly by the people that are cast, for all of the America’s Next Top… whatever on Bravo. So I really wouldn’t care if the series expanded into my chosen profession. It’d still be annoying.

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