One watches for the commercials. How the marketers attempt the secure the attention of males 18 to 35 by mirroring to them their own attitudes and cultural choices can be amusing, provided if you are careful not to let it become frightening. If the business of American is business, then the Super Bowl is corporate America's prom night. Three TV networks paid Bud Adams et. That is serious money.
Serious money warrants serious attention.
The Simpsons is harder. That's not inaccurate, but it is unpersuasive. She has walked in on me watching these things, and I was, frankly, as muted in shame as if by a remote control. If she's wearing heels when she comes home, I get about a two-second warning from her heels clicking on the Mexican brick hall floor. Millar is film critic for the Houston Chronicle.