Here’s what I’ve been looking at on the Internet lately:
- Someone’s mocking, Lord, kumbayah! Why is “Kumbaya” the designated silly-song to represent phony or ineffectual friendliness? Hat tip: Get Religion
- Why Christians should love “Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip”: This article’s kinda old, but still explains why I’m stuck watching the show every Monday.
- Where’s my invitation? I missed the monthly Fort Wayne “geek dinner”.
- Fun and challenging and semi-educational, too — Whizzball!
Ah, you gotta love a guy who uses the word ‘sundry’ in his post titles!
I must disagree with you, though, on Studio 60. I’ve watched it 1.5 times, and I find the writing not so much offensive as condescending. The characters and dialog are simply pompous and unbelievable. Really, who talks and behaves that way?!
And as for the “devout” Christian character, what makes her that other than a self-proclamation? From what I caught of the pilot, she is an ex of the unabashedly unbelieving Friends guy (and are we really to believe that relationship was platonic?!), with whom she apparently will be reuniting in a future episode (I think). Notwithstanding the press’ fawning, I’m still trying to figure out how (not that!) her character is Christian?
Am I missing something?