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In the Boston Herald, I offer some TV viewing suggestions to make your Christmas Day viewing bright!
Merry Christmas, Michael.
Hallmark …. where all the movies (the Christmas ones, anyway) are like potato head toys – one basic plot decorated with different accessories. Word of warning: These movies are very fragile and don’t stand up to much scrutiny at all. So don’t pick at the plot threads too much or the whole story will fall apart, and there’s nothing sadder than a bunch of plot accessories laying in heap of rubble.
I read my wife the CNN and MSNBC entries, and then said, “This was written by a comic.”
She responded, “I figured it was The Onion.”
High praise. High praise.
I used to laugh at movies which presented young women of no particular distinction, other than good health, marrying princes …
Even Saturday Night Live was promoting these movies:
A noble list–hope there’s a Boston Herald next year to do same.