After what has seemed like an endless hiatus, Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson is back tonight (or early in the morning) with new shows in their brand-spanking-new studio. I’m really excited.
You know who’s not excited?
CBS.
Craig likes to joke that the CBS brass don’t know he’s on the air. That he can get away with the nonsense that he does because they simply don’t have a clue that there is a show on after David Letterman. It’s funny schtick.
I’m starting to believe him.
Tonight’s new Late Late Show is going to be broadcast from his shiny new studio — a studio that was part of Craig’s two-year contract renewal. One might assume this cost CBS a little bit of pocket change. So you’d think they might want to promote the event.
A little.
But to date, I have seen nary a promo on TV. Nothing in print. Even CBS.com doesn’t mention it, not even on the Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson page.
Pitiful.
Come to think of it — I did get a tweet yesterday.
But I think it was from someone like me, anxious for the shows to begin.








Seeing white
Much was made of the movie Bridesmaids last year. Finally a film led by a cast of women that was both funny and financially successful.
Now, here comes Bachelorette.
But this movie gets a lot of its funny from its complete role reversal. The women are strong, coarse ball-busters. The men in their lives are warm, emotional and supportive.
Not your typical rom-com.
It makes me wonder if this movie was originally written for male leads and then re-cast after Bridesmaids was such a huge hit.
A copycat idea? I know it’s hard to imagine coming from Hollywood, but yeah…
I think I’ve seen that white dress before.
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