(More) "Monday" Reaction

- John Oak Dalton has a rather hilarious take on why Amanda Peet is just so much hipper than you.
- Travis Fickett of IGN is upset that Sorkin is no longer really writing about the "Studio 60" the show is supposedly about.
- O Danny Boy (Danny Saffer) wishes Sorkin was back on drugs.
- Christ and Culture is mad that Sorkin is still a Christian-hater. (Though they seem to validate the over-the-topness of his epic [though now wanning] 'culture war').

"Monday" Ties for "60"'s Lowest Rating

Zap2It reports the show scored a 4.7/8. (The Heroes lead-in was 8.5/12).
Wikipedia has a ratings history.

EDIT (6:12pm)
Next week's guest (on the show within a show) is Heroes' Masi Oka (you know, the Japanese guy everyone supposedly loves). One can only hope that maybe "60" can retain just a little of the that lead-in?

"Monday" Reaction

I'll be posting reaction here as soon as I can read it (with the latest on top). Stay tight for the overnight ratings...

-Todd VanDerWerff at South Dakota Dark explores Sorkin's intention of turning "60" into a romantic comedy.
-"crossoverman" of You Can't Take a Picture discusses the ep.'s scattered writing remarking that it isn't justified even if to serve to set up for the upcoming two-parter.
-Rakesh at TV on the Internets likes "Sorkin's maturing exploration of race" putting it in context with his past shows.
- "discreet_chaos" posting on his blog "Chaotic Convergence" describes himself as one of "the self-loathing people who have been watching Studio 60." (Oh yes, it's one of those commentaries) Nonetheless, he gives an interesting perspective on why a recent court ruling has all-but invalidated the FCC storyline.
- Jay Black at TV Squad sums it up as the "love episode" (but he thinks Danny is creepy) and discusses Sorkin's penchant for "wish fulfilment" as opposed to, um, actual character development.