12:30 AM: Bond Movie Marathon:
License to Kill (Spike TV)
Wherein our hero leaves Her Majesty's service to hunt down a drug
lord who kills the new wife of Bond's best friend Felix Leiter. Bad
move...but then, drug lords can perhaps be forgiven for the
occasional bad decisionmaking.
3:30 AM: Aqua Teen Hunger
Force (Cartoon Network)
3:45 AM: Aqua Teen Hunger
Force (Cartoon Network)
Nonsensical cartoons are what the wee hours of the morning were
made for. Circle the wagons around your favorite bong and
enjoy.
4 AM: Project
Runway (Bravo) Season Finale
The last of this year's P-Run, just in case you missed it . . .
and haven't passed out yet . . . and can't get that X-box to work .
. .
5 AM: My Super Sweet
Sixteen (MTV)
You know, filling in an entry for every single time of day for an
entire weekend sounds like a good idea from the front end, but you
find yourself making hateful compromises. This wins out over C-Span
. . . just.
5:30 AM: Back to the
Future (USA)
8 AM: Back to the Future
II (USA)
10:30AM: Back to the Future
III (USA)
Three classics you could theoretically watch in any order. Rush
Limbaugh accuses Michael J. Fox of faking the time travel sequences
. . . you can judge for yourself.
1 PM: Election
(E!)
Where else you gonna catch Reese Witherspoon at her
anally-retentive finest? It's not like you're going to watch
Legally Blonde . . .
3 PM: America's Funniest
Videos (WGN)
If you think dads being whacked in the crotch with plastic
baseball bats is funny in prime time, imagine how good it's going
to be at the punchy three-in-the-morning hour.
4 PM: 40-Year-Old
Virgin (Cinemax)
Daily Show alum Steve Carrell makes his mark as a
middle-aged schmo who's never made his mark.
6 PM: Beverly Hills
90210 (SOAP)
The show that totally thinks The OC needs to get an
original idea for once and stop copying them, because, like, it's
getting old, you know?
7 PM: America's Next Top
Model (VH1)
This is the Season 1 finale, but you can always TiVo your way back
through the previous eight hours and watch from Episode 1. Might
want to keep that suicide hotline handy, though.
8 PM: Titanic
(TNT)
The largest, longest, and most expensive vehicle for wasting 4
hours in front of a TV ever built. Stirring Celine theme, Leo DiC.
and Kate Winslet, super-self-indulgent FX budget . . . it's a
masterpiece.
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