The playoffs are officially white-hot, or so David Stern would like you to believe, averaging around 5 million cable viewers a night (even with games not at the half well past
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-Steady, poised, well-developed and ALWAYS on in one form or another.
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-The new hot-shot on the block who keeps lasting near the top longer than expected.
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-A small, yet fiercely loyal audience is really starting to eat up this eccentric cast of extremely diverse characters.
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-Admit it, you doubted their youth until the rumors couldn’t be denied and you believed they had a real future…even if its next year.
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-They peaked a little too early after early dominance, but the best can always return. Mainly because they’ve been at the top before.
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-Yep, they’re still around.
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-Not for everyone, its cast of characters is never dull and often lovably quirky and quotable.
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-While it hasn’t caught on with mass audiences just yet, it might not be too far away (we think).
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-Consistent, well-received, and growing more distinguished over the years…so where are the awards and accolades?
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-Everyone wants to watch, if only because it’s a throwback to a more reckless spirit you wanted to once travel.
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-Savvy and seasoned…they’re not going anywhere anytime soon. Yet, something about their tactics bugs you. Almost as if they did everything a little unethically.
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-If this one doesn’t explain itself, none of them will.
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-Still going strong all these years, some better than others.
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-More acclaimed that it should be, the results still aren’t as close to the top as you’d expect.
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-Re-runs are always more fun than the current episodes, star-power or not.
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-It’s what everyone, especially the youngins, are saying you can’t afford to miss.
1 comment:
Creative article, Clement!
I bet Suns fans are like those of American Idol, always feeling that the best team/performer didn't win.
I don't quite buy the Spurs as 60 Minutes. I would actually compare them to 24, and not because it's my favorite show and the best show on TV (screw you, Lost and Idol) despite a deplorable season finale (much like Bruce Bowen's on-court antics). Just like 24, the Spurs are never short on international players and they're usually hated in most arenas. We all think their key player (Tim Duncan) is American when he's from St. Croix and we all think Jack Bauer is American while Kiefer was born in London and is Canadian.
Dead on with Houston.
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