Showing posts with label Sarah Silverman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sarah Silverman. Show all posts

Thursday, August 18, 2011

Sarah Silverman Returns to NBC

But, not to re-join SNL, folks. Because her own sitcom was picked up by the peacock network.

Welcome to Must-See TV, Sarah. Hope you survive the experience. :P

Friday, January 16, 2009

Another good reason to purchase an HDTV

Excerpt from an article:

Comedy Central Goes HD
Comedy Central has made the move to high definition on Cablevision, with HD coverage reaching Cox and DirecTV viewers by the end of the month, TelevisionWeek reported.

The HD channel will make available the last 30 episodes of “South Park” and the first two seasons of “The Sarah Silverman Program,” along with various films and standup specials, in high definition, the publication said.

“The Daily Show With Jon Stewart” and “The Colbert Report” are not currently produced in HD, but are expected to make the move in the future.

Monday, December 1, 2008

Happy Birthday Sarah Silverman!!



And tonight, I will watch 'Sarah Silverman: Jesus is Magic' that I've TiVo'd weeks ago. BTW, you were such a bloke to perform in the U.K..

Tuesday, October 7, 2008

Sarah Silverman encourges Floridian elderly people to vote for Barack Obama

Silverman Urges Jews To Unite For Obama

7 October 2008 9:10 AM, PDT

Comedienne Sarah Silverman has stepped into the U.S. political arena, urging young Jewish citizens to encourage their grandparents to vote for presidential hopeful Barack Obama.

Silverman stars in the provocative comedy sketch entitled The Great Schlep, reflecting on her own Jewish sensibility to relate to young voters, hoping their influence will transcend to older generations in the swing state of Florida.

Silverman praises the Democratic presidential candidate in the clip, calling him "the goodest (sic) person we've ever had as a presidential choice".

In the satire, she adds: "If Barack Obama doesn't become the next president of the United States, I'm going to blame the Jews."

And the 37-year-old is defending her attempt to bridge the gap between the generations, telling the New York Times, "The people that vote there are the elderly Jews, and they're not voting Obama because his name is scary. But who has more power with them than their grandchildren?"


If my grandparents were alive today, they would agree with me and say BULLSHIT!!

Thursday, July 17, 2008