
One of KCRW's newer contributors, Associated Press TV writer Frazier Moore, is one of our favorites. Like many podcasts, we subscribe to his and it's always a delight to hear a fresh perspective on all things TV. Here is Moore on Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip:
I have to marvel how this pales beside the real-life jam ABC put itself in last week with its factually disputed miniseries The Path to 9/11. Witlessly waving a red flag in front of every hopped-up liberal and conservative in the land, ABC was truly faced with a monumental public relations mess.By contrast, some unhinged producer mouthing off on late-night TV -- most viewers would dismiss that as refreshing diversion.
Which means from its first scene, Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip exposes itself as being forced and phony.
· Self-Absorbed on the Sunset Strip [KCRW]
· Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip: Sorkin all the way [LAist]




Most viewers would be cool with the diatribe, but the guy from standards wouldn't. Which is, if I remember correctly, exactly how it went down on the show.
Sounds like a reach in an effort to be a contrarian voice.