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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 2004
Page
40
Television listings recap noting Thursday evening schedule and upcoming Saturday guide. Mentions The Job from 2003 Crazy as Hell from 2002 Adventure program in late primetime with unspecified channel and times.
Readers discuss etiquette and loyalty as a theater seating clash and Texas football devotion. Letters from Daniel Brody North Woodmere and Doug Matheson Austin explore moving seats, muttered commentary, and Odessa Permian culture.
FX greenlights a Steven Bochco project about a U S Army unit on its first Iraq combat tour. The series follows soldiers and families as writer Chris Gerolmo directs with Bochco producing for 20th Century Fox TV. Casting starts soon with production set for December.
Nielsen data for Oct 25 31 shows CSI: Crime Scene Investigation on CBS at 29.6 million leads the week. World Series games on Fox, Desperate Housewives and Without a Trace on CBS and ABC also rank high with 22.1 million to 28.8 million viewers across the slate.
New York writer notes Daniel Johnston as a godfather of lo fi pop. His new album includes covers with Beck Tom Waits the Flaming Lips and others plus a second disc of originals. Johnston in Texas calls the idea of being dead heaven. He recalls recording on a $60 boom box and being praised as a songwriter's songwriter.
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