I found out recently that a good friend of mine won't miss an episode of "Teen Mom."
Me = perplexed. I don't know the demographics of the "Teen Mom" audience, but I doubt a highly intelligent 27-year-old with a penchant for political history and JFK memorabilila is the "Teen Mom" target audience.
But then I think about all the drivel I've consumed in the past ten years, and I understand.
Besides the shows I believe still stand the test of time ("Buffy," "My So Called Life," "Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman") I've watched some really, really bad TV.
Currently, there's "Jersey Shore." So many of my friends watch this show, so I'm ALMOST unashamed.
But would they judge me if they knew my love for "America's Next Top Model?" What about "Toddlers and Tiaras?"
Does anyone remember "The Starlet," from 2005? The prize was a "career-launching" role on "One Tree Hill." How about "The Wade Robson Project" on MTV in 2003?
I watched both of those shows obsessively.
My biggest confession:
I've seen every episode of "One Tree Hill." I KNOW. This is the show they clip on "The Soup" because at one point last season, villain Dan looks on as a dog EATS the donor heart for which he's been waiting months.
Seriously. Here's the clip:
Go for someone who makes you smile because it takes only a smile to make a dark day seem bright.
Posted by: Timberland Outlets | 11/25/2011 at 05:38 AM
I saw the episodes of teen mom and it is actually quite hilarious.
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