'Mine Are All in Retirement Homes'

posted: Tue - February 6, 2007 at 10:28 AM       j$p  send 

Puck
Right now I'd say there were times watching this clip I was hoping for the guy hawking real estate would show up. Or the guy from C.H.I.P.S. In short this show needs some work!!!!!!!! Dump the mom reports now!!!!!! Late night I want to slow down so I don't really want to watch a bunch of people that look like they just got in from hanging out at Starbucks for the last six hours.
February 6, 2007, 5:05:16 PM EST – Like – Reply

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Fox Fan
Not impressed. I'll hold out for "The Half Hour News Hour".
February 6, 2007, 9:52:17 PM EST – Like – Reply

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Johnthebaptist
I tend to agree. Kind of borders on the highly annoying side of things actually. Although you have to temper that with the knowledge that I find E.D. Hill very annoying as well with Greta not far behind in the annoyance factor.
February 7, 2007, 1:34:48 AM EST – Like – Reply

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Guest
LoL, another right-wing program. Gutfeld is a conservative. At least Fox News is being honest about its politics now. That's what, now, nine right-wing hosts?
 
Gutfeld
Hume
Cavuto
O'Reilly
Gibson
Hannity (weekend show)
Gigot
Kasich
North
 
LoL, this is just getting more pathetic. Talk about whoring yourself out to the GOP.
February 7, 2007, 12:23:34 PM EST – Like – Reply

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Puck
Yeah why can't they just be like Olby and Matthews and say they are not biased. (Wink, Wink, Nod)
February 7, 2007, 6:42:08 PM EST – Like – Reply

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Ira
As if Gutfield and North have real political shows.
 
"Anonymous" must live in fear that mean, evil conservatives including Rupert Murdoch and Roger Ailes are going to take away his dope!
February 7, 2007, 8:04:44 PM EST – Like – Reply

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Fox Fan
I hope you watched O'Reilly tonight, Tom/Anonymous.
 
He had ONE conservative on (Dennis Miller). The rest of his 8-9 guests were liberals or non-political.
 
Fair and balanced? Hardly. BOR must be a far-left extremist judging by his FNC program!
February 7, 2007, 9:11:40 PM EST – Like – Reply

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Tom
"He had ONE conservative on (Dennis Miller). The rest of his 8-9 guests were liberals or non-political."
 
Lol, flat out lie. O'Reilly doesn't have more than six guests on at average, so it's obvious that you're lying and probably didn't even watch his show.
February 8, 2007, 1:15:24 AM EST – Like – Reply

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Fox Fan
Apparently you missed it. He had two guests on for nearly every segment, and "6 guests on at (sic) average" allows for 8-9 on occasion.
 
You should watch Fox occasionally if you're going to bash it with OT rants all the time. It'll make you sound knowledgeable instead of ignorant.
February 8, 2007, 7:10:36 AM EST – Like – Reply

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OverHere
Good grief Tom you are just pathetic. You challenge people to count up guests, then when someone does it you accuse them of lying even though you have no basis for that assertion. Your game has gotten really old. I'm glad I'm about to go on vacation, so I won't have to read anymore of your nonsense for 2 weeks!
February 8, 2007, 7:35:09 AM EST – Like – Reply

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johnny dollar
That's par for the course among the Fox haters. Don't watch the program, and when someone else says something about it, call them a liar!
 
For the record, there were eight guests on the O'Reilly Factor, only one of them a conservative (assuming you count Dennis Miller, who is really only conservative on foreign policy issues). The "flat out lie" was told not by Fox Fan but by "Tom". Of course, all he had to do was go to Bill's website and he could see what the guest list was. But that's 30 seconds more effort than he was willing to take before spouting off.
February 8, 2007, 11:37:23 AM EST – Like – Reply

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Ira
Back to topic, I love Gutfeld's mom and Andrew Levy with his halftime and preview segments is downright hilarious.
 
And Tom might be pleased to know that on Wednesday one of the Red Eye panelists was actually a New York Times columnist!
February 8, 2007, 12:33:32 PM EST – Like – Reply

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johnny dollar
I wasn't bowled over by Mom on the first show, but this morning her segment was pretty hilarious. If I hadn't forgotten to tivo it I would have put up a clip. And Levy gets some good zingers in at the panel.
February 8, 2007, 12:47:17 PM EST – Like – Reply

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Ira
Johnny: I think that "Red Eye" is the show that Tucker Carlson was supposed to have when he initially moved to MSNBC: a light, humorous, irreverent look at mainly quirky news items, maybe, but not necessarily from a slightly right point of view.
 
I'll never convince Tom, but thus far through three shows, "Red Eye" has been very light on politics.
February 8, 2007, 8:04:39 PM EST – Like – Reply

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