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Flight of the Conchords – New Season
02/06/2009
Put your ear to the door of HBO’s management office and that soft whooshing sound you’ll hear on the other side is the wind of change. The demise of Tony Soprano and his compelling anxiety attacks has left them minus their award-winning cash cow.
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Pirate Radio
11/16/2009
Richard Curtis - the anti-Ken Loach of British cinema - is a hard guy not to like. Go on, try it. See, you cant. It's just not possible. Sure, his movies and scripts continue to display a preoccupation with upper-middle class buffoonery, and yes, he perhaps has demonstrated something of a fascination with Hugh Grant's floppy fringe.
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Who's The Next Steve Carell On 'Office'?
08/12/2010
Speculation is getting out of control with the possibilities of who will replace Steve Carell on The Office when he officially leaves following next season. Initially possibilities included Ricky Gervais, the creator and star of the original British version of the program, and Flight of the Conchords’ Rhys Darby, who’s band-manager character Murray Hewitt, many say is a perfect blend of Carell’s “Michael Scott,” and Gervais’ original “David Brent.
