It’s that most wonderful time of the year, where CBS (and Fox, it seems this year) roll out their perennial ratings grabbers, the Charlie Brown specials.
But, thanks to some fancy editing, we bet you’ve never seen Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Linus and the gang like this:
Joel Dovev knows his crap.
More specifically, he knows about the CRAP AT HIS PARENT’S HOUSE.
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Web Watch has heard from many entertainment professionals that men are always going to be funnier than women.
Jerry Lewis said it, others have as well.
Heck, we’ve seen this play out in real life — with women-based comedies often getting short-changed at the movie theater (until Bridesmaids came along to prove everyone wrong). TV is a different story, with female-lead comedies often leading the ratings, until something Horribly Wrong happens to have those shows suddenly and mysteriously cancelled.
Rosanne? Laverne & Shirley? The Lucy Show? All written by men, we’ll guess.
Even Tina Fey, when she was head writer at SNL, said that it was tough to be a woman working in a man’s world.
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Dave’s Insanity Ghost Pepper Private Reserve
2011 Sauce with Bhut Jolokia Pepper
Web Watch has talked about insane bets in the past.
You’re already aware about the “you can’t drink a gallon of milk in an hour” bet, which is just old-school tired by now.
We’ve told you not to try the “you can’t take a tablespoon of cinnamon” bet, that could cause someone to choke and need an emergency room visit. Seriously, don’t do it.
We’ve even told you about the WENDY’S VALUE MEAL CHALLENGE, which is near impossible to comlete by the average fast-food lover.
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Karaoke can be a fun.
Karaoke can be even more fun when it’s made into a game.
KARAOKE REVOLUTION was just the start, but there’s no danger in singing with friends in your living room.
Then came DON’T FORGET THE LYRICS and THE SINGING BEE (both regular and country versions), and KARAOKE BATTLE USA. Sure, those games were fun… but again, where was the danger? The risk?
The 250 Job Interview Questions You’ll Most Likely Be Asked
We’ve all had interesting job interviews.
Web Watch recalls one where the entire interview has done over drinks in a smoky bar after hours. While the interview was a serious affair, the atmosphere detracted enough from the offered position that we ended up turning the job down. If they’re not willing to take their company and interview process seriously, why should we take their job offer seriously?
But sometimes there are some interview questions that just are a little… off. They certainly are within the realm of reason to be answered, but they may not be the types of questions that you want to deal with.
So let’s take a look at some actual JOB INTERVIEW QUESTIONS THAT YOU DO NOT WANT TO BE ASKED, ever.
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The Best of Saturday Night Live
Last season’s season finale proved that Justin Timberlake is the ultimate Saturday Night Live host.
Practically every skit he’s ever in has been a slamdunk. He can sing, he can act, he has absolutely no qualms about doing any thing for a laugh — all qualities for the most successful SNL hosts.
He’s won Emmy awards for his song-writing skills on the show too.
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Christina Hendricks
Esquire magazine cover – May 2010
Christina Hendricks from Mad Men knows a little bit about what it takes for a man – a real man – to get her attention.
And back in May 2010, she penned a treatise on the subject entitled A LETTER TO MEN. It’s just her little way of giving back, to help men everywhere know what they should, and shouldn’t, be doing if they want to score a fantastic woman like that.
Some of the tips she shares are:
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