Eugene David
...The One-Minute Pundit

Thursday, October 19, 2006


GOODTHINGS ENTERTAINMENT is about to SIX-SIGMA its STAFF!

We do think the Hollywood Stenographer is wrong when it says Six Sigma is about layoffs, however. Six Sigma is about pretending you can measure quality in an operation like Goodthings Entertainment. Firings are more about LEGENDARY WELCH.

P. S. WHEW! Goodthings may switch the two loudmouths Chris and HHHWWWALTER to the BIG C, where their "talents" would be highly complementary. For now, THE TRUTH IS SAFE. (Via ROMY, who's also highly relieved)

P. P. S. NBC Universal said it will stop scheduling high-priced dramas and comedies during the 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. slot.

You scheduling dead air?

P. P. P. S. at 12:10 p.m.: Alas, Goodthings is NOT turning the MESS into a tape machine, meaning the two loudmouths are stuck where they are.

P. P. P. P. S. at 2:40 p.m.: A MEDIA BUYER eructs:

Steve Sternberg, exec VP-audience analysis, Magna Global thinks concentrating on game shows and reality shows in that hour could work for NBC. "Here is why that could be positive. We've done research with Nielsen data and 80% of homes have one set during prime time. Families want to watch TV together and too often they can't because there's a lot of kids around. Reality shows have become the new family programming." He cited research that shows 10 of the top 15 shows popular with children, teens and adults are reality series.

They can't watch together because you REVERSE ROBIN HOODS are busy robbing us to finance EDGY programming -- when you aren't financing the CRITICALLY-ACCLAIMED programming YOU and NO ONE ELSE WATCH.

AND:

[T]here are plans to convert CNBC.com to a paid subscription service, which could be unveiled by the end of the year.

Penny stocks, here we come!

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