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...upfronts for the title alone. And Fox had, hands down, the most intriguing series ideas: Skin, a Romeo-and-Juliet romance between the daughter of a porn czar and the son of a D.A.; The Ortegas, a sitcom about a family that produces a talk show--recorded live on tape with real celebrities--in its home; Still Life, a family drama narrated by the dead son; and Cracking Up, a dark sitcom about a psychology student studying a family of rich lunatics...
Lack of a sense of control also makes a risk more frightening, which explains why driving is less frightening to some than air travel. The feeling of control is why we buy duct tape, build fall out shelters or decide not to travel to places where terrorists have struck. And the less we trust the people or institutions that are supposed to protect us, or the companies or government processes exposing us to a risk, the more afraid we’ll be, and vice versa...
...Marjam Satrapi buys an illegal tape and gets stopped by the Guardians of the Revolution...
...four singing a parody of "Dancing Queen" a cappella - and let's just say it revealed that Debra Messing is, um, not a professional singer, a fact underscored when she sang a duet with costar Harry Connick Jr., who is. If Fox is smart, they'll score a tape of the performance and have Randy, Paula and Simon go at it during their own upfront...
...Irrecoverable. Part of the Watergate sound archive; 18-and-a-half minutes of a tape recording of a June 20, 1972 conversation between then U.S. President Richard Nixon and his chief of staff H.R. Haldeman about the Watergate break-in; in Washington, D.C. Technical efforts to recover the lost segment of the tape, believed to have been erased by Nixon, by the U.S. National Archives and Records Administration have been abandoned, although the tape will be preserved in a climate-controlled vault...