Entries from Gothamist tagged with 'joebuck'
February 26, 2008
If you can't get enough of the Giants winning Super Bowl XLII, we've got some good news for you...the Super Bowl XLII DVD is out today! While the DVD has a runtime of nearly three hours, it doesn't contain the whole game. What you do get from the DVD is a recap of the entire Giants season, culminating with highlights from the Super Bowl (without Joe Buck, if that's how you like it). The DVD......
Continue Reading "New DVD Allows Fans to Relive Giants' Super Bowl Win"
February 3, 2008
We already covered the Super Bowl half time show alternatives, but what if you're not a football fan or your team didn’t make it? What if you don’t want to sit through a football game to watch commercials or if you hate Joe Buck and Troy Aikman? Well, don’t worry, there are some television alternatives for you if you don’t want to watch either the game or the countless hours of pre-game shows. If crime......
Continue Reading "Not Bowled Over By Football? Some Not So Super TV Alternatives"July 8, 2007
A look at some noteworthy television this week: American Body Shop (Sunday, 10:00 p.m., Comedy Central) A spoof of the fakeality vehicle tweaking genre with former NYC Transit cop John DiResta as part of the ensemble cast. World Series of Pop Culture (Monday, 9:00 p.m. VH1) NY1's Pat Kieran hosts this trivia battle royal show starting its second season. The Bronx is Burning (Monday, 10:00 p.m., ESPN) The first part of an eight part miniseries......
Continue Reading "Noteworthy Television This Week: Not Just the Bronx Burning"October 19, 2006
Not everyone was forunate enough to score Game 7 tickets, or didn't want to spend 4x the ticket price for them. Instead we are here with friends live blogging the Cardnials vs Mets! The Cardinals' Jeff Suppan is a better pitcher, but we don't think he'll have the night he had during Game 3. Oliver Perez has a lot to prove, but manager Willie Randolph will pull him and throw everyone in the bullpen......
Continue Reading "Ya Gotta Believe - Liveblogging Game 7 - Cardinals vs Mets"July 14, 2004
The American League won the 2004 All-Star game last night, 9-4 (nightmare box score). Despite the offense and the best efforts of Joe Buck and Tim McCarver, the game felt like a snoozefest. Gothamist also noticed that the game apparently counts. Woopty doo, the AL has home field advantage. They also won last year's All-Star game, the first to have home field on the line and the Marlins won the World Series. The AL jumped......
Continue Reading "AL Jumps to Lead and Holds off NL"
