taterguy
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Wed Aug-23-06 06:34 PM
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Who would sponsor Spike Lee's Katrina film if it was on TV? |
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I just saw the scene with the t-shirt that said: "Katrina evacuation plan: Run Motherfucker, run" Seems like an obvious tie-in for Nike. Any others?
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Wed Aug-23-06 06:35 PM
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any of the affiliates would jump on it, like abc,nbc, cbs...I'm inclined to think Nbc would be the first to go after it....
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Kajsa
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Wed Aug-23-06 06:38 PM
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2. It sure as hell wouldn't be |
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Allstate or State Farm Insurance!
Man, they were skewered, and rightfully so!
Hmm- that's a good question.
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taterguy
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Wed Aug-23-06 06:41 PM
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3. HBO was worth it this month |
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It's the kind of film that should be seen by everyone but could never be shown on network TV since most advertisers would run like hell from its conclusions about our society
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Wed Aug-23-06 06:42 PM
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4. I still haven't seen it yet |
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I hope it hits the documentary dvd soon...
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Wed Aug-23-06 06:46 PM
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5. Ask any of your friends with HBO to tape it |
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It really is one of the most powerful and moving things I've seen
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Kajsa
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Wed Aug-23-06 06:47 PM
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6. Remember, Bill Maher is coming back |
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this Friday, August 25th.
That's another good reason to keep HBO!
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