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It speaks to both sides of the conversation, but there is a happy medium of comedy. >> why would they cancel a popular show that everybody loves? >> maybe theyre a bunch of idiots. [ laughter ] >> but the best new show in the mix, give it up for "barry." the hit man who is just killing it. >> yeah, made me feel really good. i feel really motivated right now. >> these are professional actors. theyre the real deal, and they say i got something. >> bill hader was really funny in "barry." the best w...

By the question is whether you can do something without just small are you still able to its important to teach children they can survive without their phone they could get through a day without them and the person who can talk. phones and social networks can beat addictive. so sometimes the only answer is to switch them off. theres a lot to see in rankin studio. mechanist specially liked his rank a masterpiece have. now you want to talk about the subject of out the issues of teenagers in social...

The thing is always more difficult for people because they go to their face their way of being shaw and to get them out of that its more complicated where its real people its more about just making them feel good you know making the film feel comparable so what is your preferred medium for working film photography print i think probably fits over fees where im happiest because his wife kind you know i picked up a camera was twenty two on the and it was a big big deal for me because the light bul...

Media addiction why is this topic important here well photography as a medium has become very democratic lets be pleasing because a small phones and i found myself on different social media platforms kind of wanting to go back to the mint check them a lot and i suddenly realized for about three years ago that i was addicted i was addicted to walk people were thinking of how people relate since it was it being liked and i thought well if this is me being addicted to it then if youre a ten twelve ...

A medium has become very democratic lots of people are using because of small phones and i found myself on different social media platforms kind of wanting to go back to the mint check them a lot and i suddenly realized for about three years ago that i was addicted i was addicted to walk people would think you. were late since it was it being light and i thought well if this is me being addicted to it then if youre a ten twelve year old kid hows that affecting you hows that influencing you and i...

>> theres little doubt that the ubiquitous blackberrys become a vital tool in offices, in newsrooms, and in governments. >> its a wireless information device and of course it does e-mail. >> got it. and how reliable is the service? can you use it anywhere? >> this is an amazing tool. actually, i use this all over the country. >> reporter: the blackberry was the most amazing, magical invention in the history of things you can buy. >> ill tell you this. people here at cnn are so addicted to them t...

Might only see in the darkest moments and accurate moments in cinema. >> you look at the year that "american beauty" won the oscar, which is also the year that "the sopranos" debuted. almost immediately after that, the two mediums diverged. >> i know what i must do. im afraid to do it. >> movies became much more focused on big tentpole things that could bring in as much of an audience as you possibly can. meanwhile, tv, which had always been a big tent medium, started going smaller and more inte...

>> ill let you take me to lunch. one-time offer. >> and if youre an actor and you say well, gee, maybe its not really such a bad medium after all. >> miranda, the supreme courts mimic decision. the whole thing was illegally obtained. they were both represented by counsel. >> you just get hooked in. its life and death and stuff. >> we know what you did. >> counsel. >> you hear me? >> do you hear me? >> look at me! >> "law & order" was like crack. youd have to sit and watch me for 50 minutes just ...

People, and they challenged you as an actor, much less the audience, to think. the stuff they gave you was extreme, and what they did, whether they were dealing with aids or having one of their main doctor characters raped in a prison. >> they tackled lots of difficult subjects. >> "st. elsewhere" was run by people who were trying to stretch the medium, and in the 80s, television producers were encouraged to stretch the medium. >> okay. clear. if you have psoriasis,

Support this kind of stuff. >> quit looking at me, dan. >> just checking to see if i had any calls. >> worst second act, rosean"ros returned to massive ratings until she came out with a racist tweet. she apologized but got the boot anyway. >> oh, roseanne, please, and i talk about roseanne. can i have a moment of silence for her. >> other shows fared better while still taking on sensitive material. >> it speaks to both sides of the political conversation we currently have in america, but theres ...