Republican Fall TV


 

Preview of the 2012 Television Season:

·         The Last Resort: The GOP swaps Romney Ryan ticket with Limbaugh Honey Boo Boo.

·         Vegas: Sheldon Adelson gives away $1million every day to some lost cause

·         Elementary: Sarah Palin and Michele Bachman return to the 5th grade to learn American history

·         Animal Practice: Inside look at Fox and Friends

·         Chicago Fire: How President Obama started the Great Chicago Fire of 1871.  Narrated by Lou Dobbs.

·         666 Park Avenue: Donald Trump loses his fortune and moves in with the devil

·         Once Upon a Time: Each week another member of the GOP laments about their favorite Ronald Reagan memory

·         The Walking Dead: Republican voters go to the polls

·         Fringe: The rise of the Tea Party and the death of the GOP

·         Two and Half Men:  The Chris Christie Story

·         Call the Midwife: The GOP healthcare plan

 

 

Comments

  1. wilmajazzSeptember 28, 2012 at 10:27 AM

    Where do I begin? Animal Practice, 666 Park ave., Fringe, the Walking Dead, Elementary & the Big Poo-Bah.... Two & a half men. no no no, hahaha. Send it to the Networks....ALL OF THEM. GOOD ON YA MATE !!

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  2. DiggaduhSeptember 29, 2012 at 9:29 AM

    Look who's commenting on Diggapedia? Welcome Wilma and thanks for the commentary. Of course Big Bang Theory could be what Newt asks Calista to scream when they're having sex.

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  3. AnonymousSeptember 29, 2012 at 1:57 PM

    OMG...you are too funny and creative! I love these. How about Mad Men ( self explanatory)?

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