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In case you somehow managed to miss the banner headlines and television teasers, the Vice Presidential candidates will face off tonight. That’s right - and will share their vision for the future even as they publicly rip each other to shreds. I love the debates.

Don’t know where to watch this much-touted, long-anticipated event? Every major network, PBS, C-SPAN, CNN, FOX News and MSNBC will all be showing the coverage live - just start flipping channels and you’re bound to find it.

They’ll meet up at Washington University in St. Louis and square off on the important issues affecting the country….or, they’ll just both spit rhetoric and remain carefully ambiguous on all swing voter issues. No need to alienate all the maybes out there. Palin has been preparing for the at McCain’s Arizona retreat, while Biden has been at work in his Delaware home.

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John McCain and Barack Obama

Both sides have met, looked over their schedules, and finally come to a conclusion. That’s right, America’s two greatest political parties have at long last worked together to reach a decision: after weeks and weeks, they’ve finally agreed to a schedule for the Presidential and Vice Presidential debates.

The interrogation begins in September. The 26th of the month, to be precise, the first Presidential debate will take place in Oxford, Mississippi at the University of Mississippi. You can view the arguments on PBS, as the event will be moderated by Jim Lehrer (The NewsHour). The time is scheduled for talk on foreign policy and national security, i.e. the war in Iraq.

October 2 will see the Vice Presidential debates, which I fully expect will score record this year. This takes place in St. Louis, Missouri at Washington University and can also be viewed on PBS. The moderator is Gwen Ifill, also of The NewsHour.

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Gallery: Let the Arguments Begin: Debate Schedule Released


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(You can view TV Envy’s Summer Television Programming Schedule here.)
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MONDAY (8/11)
  • Sesame Street (PBS, check local listings):  Season 39 premiere. “One, two, three, four…chickens just back from the shore.
  • High School Musical: Get in the Picture (ABC, 8pm):  “The contestants get a lesson on how to express emotions without using words.” Tip #1: If you need to cry, cut a hole in your pocket, take a pair of tweezers, and just start pulling. (Thanks, Joey Tribbiani.)
  • The Closer (TNT, 9pm):  “Provenza gets in hot water when he loses evidence from a successfully executed sting operation.” Somebody better buy the boss a box a chocolates asap.
  • The Mole (ABC, 10pm):  “The mole’s last victim and the Mole are revealed in the fifth-season finale after all 12 players reunite.” If a mole is revealed but nobody’s there to see it, will a show get whacked?

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Okay - this was just too cute not pass on.

If you don’t have a reason to watch on a regular basis, you can have your brief moment of childish fun here. For the show’s upcoming premiere, Feist has put together a special version of its song ‘1234.’

Warning: If you’ve worked hard to get that iPod commercial out of your head, this may not be the best clip for you to watch.


Sesame Street‘s 39th season begins on August 11.

Gallery: Feist Performs 1234 on Sesame Street


Birds of PreyHere are some of the options available this Tuesday.

  • America’s Test Kitchen (Season 8)
  • Aquarion (Season 1, Part 2)
  • Birds of Prey (Complete Series)
  • Dallas (Season 9)
  • Eureka (Season 2)
  • The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya (Complete Collection)
  • Reno 911 (Season 5)
  • Saving Grace (Season 1)
  • Swamp Thing: The Series (Volume 2)

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Ken BurnsMark out some time in 2009. says it will air Ken Burns new documentary on America’s national parks sometime in the fall of that year.

The 12-hour, six-part documentary is called “The National Parks: America’s Best Idea”.

According to the Associated Press the series traces the origins and growth of the national park system over 150 years. The series will highlight both the lofty idealism that lead to their creation and the opportunism of some who sought to make money on some of America’s most majestic natural locales.

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Degrassi: The Next Generation, Season 6

  • Absolutely Fabulous - Absolutely Everything
  • The Adventures of the Black Stallion (Season 3)
  • Degrassi: The Next Generation (Season 6)
  • Frontline: Bush’s War
  • The Grand (Complete Collection)
  • Gunsmoke (Season 2, Vol. 2)
  • Intervention: Then and Now (Season 1)
  • Lipstick Jungle (Season 1)
  • Monsterquest (Season 1)
  • One Piece: First Voyage (Uncut) (Season 1)
  • Rawhide (Season 3, Vol. 1)
  • WWE: Backlash 2008

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Gallery: TV on DVD: May 27, 2008


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