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#1

Studio 60 on the Broadway Strip

Posted: 9/13/06 at 10:19pm

I'm sure this has been discussed, but gosh, what a cast!

Amanda Peet, Judd Hirsch, Steven Webber, Bradley Whitford, Sarah Paulson, Michael Stuhlbarg, Donna Murphy....and even a character "based" on Kristen Chenoweth!

How can you beat that? It's an excellent show...the pilot's up on AOL....legally.

Updated On: 9/13/06 at 10:19 PM

#4

re: Studio 60 on the Broadway Strip

Posted: 9/18/06 at 10:32pm

Liking it a lot so far.

Didn't see Donna or the "Kristin" character yet.
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#8

re: Studio 60 on the Broadway Strip

Posted: 9/18/06 at 10:36pm

Heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeere's Donna!
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#10

re: Studio 60 on the Broadway Strip

Posted: 9/18/06 at 10:39pm

The Kristen character is Harriet Hayes, played by the fantastic Sarah Paulson.
#11

re: Studio 60 on the Broadway Strip

Posted: 9/18/06 at 10:42pm

The show is a very well-written show, very interesting characters so far, and top of the line casting.
Donna Murphy's role seems quite minor but she's still great. The character based on Kristin Chenoweth is the Christian actress called Harriet played by Sarah Paulson (the resemblance is uncanny).
#12

re: Studio 60 on the Broadway Strip

Posted: 9/18/06 at 10:53pm

WOW. When the Kristin character came on for the first time is was speechless! If he denies that that's her...
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#13

re: Studio 60 on the Broadway Strip

Posted: 9/18/06 at 10:55pm

Cheno'sBiggestfan - Sorkin has stated in many interviews that it's based on her. There's absolutely no "if" there.
#14

re: Studio 60 on the Broadway Strip

Posted: 9/18/06 at 11:00pm

I'm not hooked on the show (yet). It does have potential but tonight's episode wans't anything to rave about.
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#15

re: Studio 60 on the Broadway Strip

Posted: 9/18/06 at 11:00pm

This was brilliant. LOVED it. Can't wait for more.
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#16

re: Studio 60 on the Broadway Strip

Posted: 9/18/06 at 11:04pm

I caught most of it. I really liked what I saw. It's a good show.
#17

re: Studio 60 on the Broadway Strip

Posted: 9/18/06 at 11:05pm

I thought this episode was very well-written, and it cerainly has potential. I'll be tuning in next week for sure.

I hadn't read any of the press interviews about this show, so I had no idea Sorkin based a character on Chenoweth. I knew immediately it had to be her though...the whole singing on Pat Robertson's show story-line gave it away...
#18

re: Studio 60 on the Broadway Strip

Posted: 9/18/06 at 11:06pm

For those who don't know, Sorkin and Chenoweth went out for a year or so....I'm assuming based on Studio 60 alone that they broke up because of the Pat Robertson thing.
#19

re: Studio 60 on the Broadway Strip

Posted: 9/18/06 at 11:07pm

Guys, it will take a couple of episodes to completely warm up to it, but you can see the vintage Sorkin.
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#20

re: Studio 60 on the Broadway Strip

Posted: 9/18/06 at 11:22pm

I interrupted listenening to the CDs of a superb revival of a 30's musical to watch the show and it was fantastic. Now back to 1930's London....
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#21

re: Studio 60 on the Broadway Strip

Posted: 9/19/06 at 12:04pm

Judd Hirsch's monologue was brilliant and an accurate view of what is called "entertainment" today. Any show that begins with that kind of honesty, will have my viewership.
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#22

re: Studio 60 on the Broadway Strip

Posted: 9/19/06 at 12:18pm

So, where can you watch the pilot online? I watched the show, but I was busy doing other things. I would like to watch it again.
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#23

re: Studio 60 on the Broadway Strip

Posted: 9/19/06 at 12:19pm

Plus getting that dirty a joke on national TV. The director cut Hersch off in mid word (the word being mother******). Then having Bradford Whitford saying to the director that if he'd left him on for one more second, he'd have given him a raise.

It's like the old movie production code. Nowadays the TV producers are finding clever ways to insert the dirty jokes and slip em by the FCC.
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#24

re: Studio 60 on the Broadway Strip

Posted: 9/19/06 at 12:48pm

omg i did not understand the kristen character at first but looking back on the episode i do now..the praying and things..hmm...if only she had the voice.
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#25

re: Studio 60 on the Broadway Strip

Posted: 9/19/06 at 1:19pm

After watching the Class, I put this on.
It was hysterical. When the Kristin-character came on and mentioned 700 Club I almost died. I was like "Cheno?"

Matthew Perry was great. As was Amanda Peet.

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