Reichenbach Falls: Starvation boots Erik off Survivor: Caramoan
Well, I guess he wasn’t kidding when he said he was starving. After overcoming a load of self-doubt last week, Erik Reichenbach exited Survivor: Caramoan within the first 10 minutes of the final episode, attached to a bag of intravenous fluids in the back of a medical van. Diagnosis: starvation state and dehydration. The show [...]
Erik’s ‘beautiful prison’ stay continues on ‘Survivor’
Day 35 was Erik Reichenbach’s turn for a meltdown on Survivor: Caramoan. At least he doesn’t have one every day – my God, Dawn should be dehydrated to the max by now. I can’t wait for someone to vote for her in tribal council, and when they do one of those whispered here’s-the-reason scenes, it’s [...]
Erik Reichenbach’s Donut-fueled immunity win on Survivor:Caramoan
Someone must be missing that local running mecca, the Pinckney Bakery. In the first immunity challenge of the day, our Erik gave up a quest for immunity in a dubious trade-off for a plate of donuts and a large glass of ice cold milk. “I so want that,” he moaned, as host Jeff Probst took a [...]
Pinckney’s Erik Reichenbach & Survivor: No more Mr. Nice Guy?
I am not a big TV-watcher, and definitely am not a fan of reality shows. But I am watching Survivor-Caramoan each week for one reason, and one reason only – local boy Erik Reichenbach. We may not all know him personally, but he is “our” guy, and we are all cheering him on. He’s famous [...]
Easter events abound in the area
And now, ladies and gentlemen, for your parenting pleasure, we present to you almost one dozen local Easter celebrations. We hope you find at least one that matches your schedule and your budget. The celebration at Northfork Farms, out near Webberville includes an egg hunt, a pony ride,and a petting zoo. It occurs on Saturdays [...]
Jim Belushi, improv troupe, heading to Brighton
Jim Belushi brings the Chicago Board of Improv to the stage of the BCPA
The Apocalypse is over, but Williamston Theatre invites you to witness the ‘End Days’
The Apocalypse may be over, but the new production at Williamston Theatre (WT), Williamston, MI takes you along on one family’s wild ride through the “End Days.” What a ride it is. With the Millennium a distant memory, and 2012 already sloshing through the snow into history, you’d think that by February 2013 watching a [...]
Downton Abbey: Brits, the Nobility, and the great Battle of New Orleans
Anglophile that I am, I loved the first episode of this season’s Downton Abbey series on PBS. Lady Barbara and I were late comers, missing the first year. Upon realizing our mistake, we rented that year’s episodes on DVDs and did binge viewing of them, staying up some nights to 1 a.m. I have always [...]
