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Too. Much. To. Say.

Must. Create. Separate. Blog.

http://mamacate.typepad.com/reality_tv_sociology/

Reality TV Sociology has its own blog.  My recap of Episode 1 of Black.White ("white people are stupid: discuss") is up.  I'm begging inviting blog contributors--come be a reality tv sociologist for a day!

See you there.

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this is scary. But then I'm of the 'just say no' persuasion when it comes to reality tv. (Don't worry, I'll still be your friend )

Oh, you /are/ a bad influence on me, Cate. First leading me down the crooked path of knit-blogging, and now tempting me to consider watching reality TV, which I typically avoid.

I'll definitely be following the discussions, and if I wind up watching the show, maybe I'll even join in. I just love to pick apart media bits. (For example - Caz /had/ to watch "The Unit" the other night (and I didn't complain, I mean come on... Scott Foley's a cutie in my book), and it was astonishing the way they were able to put in all kinds of sly little slaps at "liberals" and even managed to put in a bit that seemed designed to make you go, "Hey yeah, the press /shouldn't/ be reporting on what our troops are up to!" It was kinda crazy.)

Totally off topic - I've been listening to your Pandora radio station all day and they just played Dar Williams "The Christians and the Pagans" and I'm happy all over. Thanks for making your station shareable.

I have the shows on my tivo but haven't had a cance to watch them yet!!

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