Brian Mancinelli

2nd guessing and over reaction based on one performance (the most recent game) lead by the bully but brilliant Stephen A Smith.

I've enjoyed PTI for close to 20 years but have grown annoyed and now fed up with Wilbon's grouchiness and shrill voice. Smart guy. Great writer. I wish him well but I just can't watch the show anymore.

.... film school project? Ana De Armas is beyond brilliant... but the writer/director has to be sitting at a bar somewhere, wondering to himself.... will I EVER be any good at this movie thing?

Ran out of melatonin the other day No problem I just watch a few minutes of Power Of The Dog.

Somebody please remind Steve Levy and Randy Moss that they are given microphones.... no need to shout.

Alec Baldwin looks more like Jeff Dunham's Walter with a wig. Then there's the inexcusable use of repeatedly showing a picture of a Pontiac Catalina on a track and referring to it as a GTO. Details, details, details. Got to pay attention to details. Sorta like the DMC 12. Got the details all wrong.

"Get Up" is the best example of tabloid sports. Irrelevant, inconsequential and yet, addictive. All of the performers are talented and often very funny, as they operate in an environment of speculation, rumor and second guessing. The "Page Six" of sports TV, with Mike Greenberg it's Cindy Adams. (Ok. That comparison may be a little unfair, since he doesn't appear to take himself seriously.) Most of the time.

Excellent film making and story telling.... with one exception: The Al Davis vs Pete Rozell episode. It takes an unimaginable combination of arrogance and ineptitude to present one of the most entertaining and compelling stories in American professional sports in such a cheesy way. A very dark stain on a what is usually a fantastic series of documentaries. Summary: Deserves a "0"

Imagine connecting with one of the most beautiful women you've ever seen... only to find the personality and the wit of algae washed up on a cold beach. Robert B Parker's Spenser... a big, lovable, righteous guy, appears as a "jacked" Ken Doll, and Hawk, the complex, mysterious, even bigger guy who could intimidate the most ruthless dictator, is portrayed as some sort of lovable "Tonto". Jeesh.... what a disappointment.