Dusty’s starting to get the use of her staff writer.
I mean, USUALLY, she reads what he wrote and she goes off on her own thing.
This time, she seems to be relying on others to steer her to the most subtle and devious cut-downs imaginable.
Nothing could go wrong now.
…nothing at all.
Delicacy. Reticent. Shy.
These are not the words that get used to describe the sort of women or men who get their own TV shows and keep them under their own control.
“Did you see that? She just kicked that guy in the chest.” Those are the kinds of words that get used to describe that kind of person.
Pull that tab, Dusty! Who won the money!
Poor Ol’ Mr. Nutley.
At least, that’s what his neighbors always call him.
I guess most of you regular responders can identify everyone? No peeking at the tags first!
For any newer readers… you might have to read the archives a bit.
It’s amazing what people will do, for the li’l hospital kids.
Kelly’s hair takes a while to draw. There’s a behind-the-scenes for you. I wanted him to have a cool hairstyle… but maybe if I’d made him bald?
TV shows have to worry about being entertaining, not about what’s going on in the world. It’s why those shows are called ‘Bigfoot Hunter’ instead of ‘Bigfoot’. Those hunters make for GREAT TV, and Bigfoot… well, he’s shy. Shy don’t fly on the TV.
Communication is a skill. As with any skill, you can have different techniques and styles. I think Raye’s differs from Kelly’s. They’re gonna have to work on understanding each other’s techniques.
I’m not a huge fan of the way TV has to hot everything up at the expense of facts. In a perfect world, TV would offer up good critical thinking skills and boost the social IQ of the country. But that stuff isn’t half as engaging as some bigfoot hunter tossing a cake out into a meadow and then whacking a branch against a tree trunk to lure in them ‘Squatches.
Yep, it’s our addictions that’ll send us happily into extinction.
But the documentary about our demise will be whiz-bang, I’m tellin’ ya!
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