PSoTD

Fun little event, 29 different acts performed by elementary school kids. One comedian, one juggler, two magic acts, and a whole slew of singing and dancing performances. Here's the biggest thing I learned last night:

Miley Cyrus owns the elementary girl marketplace, at least around here. There were five - FIVE - performances done to her songs, all different songs, and all girl performers. How do I know they were Miley Cyrus? I knew a couple of the songs, but my daughter told me there were five. She's a fan too, she knows.

Here's what I learned this morning: The official Miley Cyrus websites kinda bother me. I didn't stay to figure out why, but I guess I think it's too "Tiger Beat" magazine of a web site. I know, it's not for me...

I bet this site makes Chris Matthews jealous.

WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAA.

For whatever purpose or for whoever's candidacy, Lanny Davis is a poor choice to go on as a representative. He somehow manages to provide a general overtone of whining regardless of the topic he's speaking about. Add to that the atmosphere of boredom that seems to develop when he speaks, and you have yourself a talking head that can't get the job done well.

This would be even funnier except that it could practically be a transcript.

Except for the fact that I think Howard Fineman plays along a lot more than that...

AOL put out a list of the top 50 comedies of all time. I took a look at it, I don't have any major gripes, except these shows I don't think belong AT ALL in this listing of the top 50 TV Comedies of All Time...

7. The Cosby Show
43. The Golden Girls
49. Newhart

Some of the other comedies I haven't seen, so I don't feel knowledgable enough to have a preference, but these three shows I have seen enough of, and frankly, I don't get it. I would have thrown Maude in the bunch too, but I didn't want to seem like a Bea Arthur hater, plus Adrienne Barbeau, although not funny, was why a lot of males watched anyways.

I won't quibble about order, either, since it's so subjective anyways.

And now for some love for three TV comedies that weren't listed that should have been:

Leave it to Beaver
The Andy Griffith Show
Bewitched
The Tracey Ullman Show - if for no other reason, because it lead to The Simpsons.

Okay, I take it back. Maude goes off the list.

I know - Leave it to Beaver? Like I said, it's subjective, and there was a time my brothers and friends watched the syndicated reruns of that show. And laughed. That Eddie Haskell, he was a character.