The Simpsons house cutaway.
Wow, the house was quite big. I never even saw all the rooms thinking of it
742 Evergreen Terrace, Springfield Very intricate and impressive.
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Singing about Superman Pat Boone is a real patriot. (Found at Ramp.ie.)
Learning French Eddie Izzard is brilliant. Here he is on learning French (it gets better toward the end).
Bienvenue chez Cauet Cauet interviews Bradley Cooper during the French promos for The Hangover Part 2 (VF: Very Bad Trip 2). Doing an interview in French doesn’t look that hard.
Mustang fastbacks, through the years I know 1967–8 and 1971–3 are missing, and I would have taken out the second Fox one to fit one of those in, but otherwise, this is a great look back at 49 years of the pony car legend. What a great piece of art.
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Halo again Selling The Saint at MIPTV in Cannes: let’s hope it gets picked up.
Return of the Saints I know the producers expected me to be perving at Eliza Dushku in the reimagining of The Saint, shopped at Cannes earlier this month, but I couldn’t get over the fact that Sir Roger Moore and Ian Ogilvy are in the pilot in bit parts. Sir Roger also co-produces—I assume Tribune owns the TV rights. More thoughts in my blog post today.
She had one turkey Once upon a time, when NBC was a struggling network, it tried to ape the success of CBS’s The Mary Tyler Moore Show with The Avengers’ (the real one) Diana Rigg in Diana. The premise: a London fashion designer moves to New York in the hope of hitting the big time. It didn’t work, and the show was cancelled within months.
The Good Life The Americans had a sitcom called The Good Life years before the one with Richard Briers and Felicity Kendall—though with a very different premise. Note that the theme tune is adapted from the English lyrics of Sacha Distel’s ‘La belle vie’, made popular by Tony Bennett as ‘The Good Life’.
Clean since April 7 More evidence of the Google bot being wrong. This is the site that hosted the malware that our ad server was accused of distributing. It’s been clean since April 7. However, Google still provides a warning with its search-engine result, and there’s still a warning page when you click through. Google acknowledges this site is clean, yet still continues to block it. I would say the webmaster has a prima facie case against Google for misrepresentation.
Quick and mostly irrelevant thoughts from a 
