MeeVee Exclusive: Interview with The Office's Oscar Nunez
Oscar Nunez will go down for receiving the most awkward kiss in television history and he couldn’t be happier. The incredibly busy comedian and actor who stars on The Office agreed to give us an interview at a moment’s notice and we gladly obliged. Here’s what he had to say about locking lips with Steve Carell, MySpace, and what’s in store for him outside The Office.
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Lost: Oh, Those Pesky "Others"
Season three of Lost (sure to be the make-or-break season) started off with a bang last night as Oceanic Flight 815 split in two and crashed on a secluded island. Wait, didn’t that happen already? Of course it did, but this time we got a little bit of perspective from our good friends, “The Others.”
After months of waiting, fans of the hit ABC show finally got something new to obsess about, and those borderline-sadistic writers did not disappoint.
South Park: Stubbornly Refusing to Jump the Shark
After 9 seasons, South Park could’ve easily lapsed into formulaic pap (and on the not-so-good weeks, it can be pretty formulaic). But, even when they pick an easy target, it still manages to be fricking hilarious. They’ve learned what they do best - pointed satire of whatever’s popular - and they do it better than any late night monologist or sketch comedy show has for the past decade. This season seems to be no exception...
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Dancing with the Stars: Week 4 Elimination Results
On last night's Dancing with the Stars's results show, viewers may have thought they were watching science fiction rather than reality TV. Sara Evans, who had received the lowest judges' score the night before, was once again let through to the next round. Heck, she wasn't even in the bottom four! It just goes to show you that there's no stopping a bunch of crazy country music/Republican fans armed with telephones and high-speed internet access. In a shocking twist, the talented Vivica A. Fox was unjustly booted from the competition.
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Yet Another Freak-ing Animated Comedy
Following the semi-success of Drawn Together, Comedy Central has taken another brutal stab at animated programming with Freak Show, aimed at kooky 18-24 stoners. The premise (do you really need one at this point?): a team of crime-fighting freaks is assembled to do the small jobs the real super-heroes can’t be bothered with. This odd squad includes a premature baby, Siamese twins, and a gay republican. If this sounds like an Adult Swim knock-off, that’s because it is...
Project Runway: Humanity at Its Smelliest
The phrase "reunion show" is synonymous with groaning. We are a culture jaded by such crappy reunion attempts as the Brady Bunch incident of 2004, the 90210 reunion show where nothing salacious was revealed at all, and the hour(s)-long marathons of "what are you up to now, reality whore?" questions posed by one Jeff Probst on Survivor finales. Those shows are the pollution of television. Project Runway, however, is a breath of fresh air.
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Totally Frakked: Jericho – Too Bad Nobody Has Radiation Poisoning Yet
In this episode of Jericho, we learn that rubber shoes protect you from fallout while being forced to watch the entire town eat a big ole mess of BBQ. We pick up where we left off last week, with Jericho's fine citizens quaking with fear inside a bunch of broken-down fallout shelters, waiting for the deadly rain to stop. All those people squashed together stir up drama, resulting in an episode that's a grody mashup of Desperate Housewives and The Day After.
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The Nine: 3, 2, 1 Contact!
The best thing about The Nine is that one of them is already dead. So, really, it’s The Eight. Except this show doesn’t care about linear time so it is, in fact, The Nine. The primary flaw of this first episode – too many characters, too little time – is likely a fleeting one, easily resolved by the continuation of the story and the passage of time.
America's Next Top Model: Monique Wimps Out
Ah, poor little Monique; she’s lost her beloved America’s Next Top Model dream, and every ounce of dignity too. She's picked fights and shown disdain for any semblance of work, but in the end, it was a so-called sickness that sent her packing. Shocker! It’s one thing to be the girl we all love to hate, but quite another to be a big boo-hoo victim.
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Headlines: Thursday, Oct. 5
Casting Call: You're the One That I Want
ATTENTION T-BIRDS AND PINK LADIES - NBC searches for the stars of the new Broadway production of Grease in a new talent competition series You're the One That I Want. Grease is the word in October and November when NBC begins its search for the romantic lead roles of its new talent competition series You’re the One That I Want. Open calls will take place in Chicago, New York and Los Angeles for a chance to star in the new Broadway production of Grease which will debut in June 2007.
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Tonight's Picks: Thursday, Oct. 5
The Office - The Coup
An office power play ensues when ultraserious Angela, offended by Michael's various antics and his inefficient leadership, leans heavily on Dwight to make a push for Michael's job. Meanwhile, Pam puts on a lunchtime fashion show.
Ugly Betty - The Box and the Bunny
Betty scrambles to find a missing mock-up of the magazine before its less-than-flattering pictures of a movie star (Sarah Jones) fall into the wrong hands. Meanwhile, Bradford takes a personal interest in the Fey Sommers affair.
Grey's Anatomy - Sometimes a Fantasy
Cristina tries to help Preston cope with his hand tremor; Izzie attempts to return to the hospital for the first time since she quit the program; Alex treats a patient with a long history of injuries; and George and Callie's relationship progresses.


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