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NICIAW Post 1: Hazy and Crazy

themuseasylum — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 03:27:25 +0000

This is my first official post for National Invisible Chronic Illness Awareness Week (NICIAW). Today, I wanted to write about my reality: invisible chronic illnesses that are psychiatric.

First, some background. I have chronic depression and anxiety. Scientists have discovered that once a person has had one cycle of clinical depression, that person is more likely to have another cycle. The more cycles one has, the more likely it is that one will have more.

I cannot tell you how many cycles I’ve been through. I do know that since my breakdown in 2000, I have relapsed every year at least once. Some relapses are mild, but others are quite severe. None have been as severe as my breakdown in January of 2000 (thank the universe or whatever’s out there!), and I’ve heard many times in treatment that once we start treatment, we can never be in the same place again because we know more than we did at that time.

I’ve done many different kinds of therapy, the most helpful of which have been Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and regular old talk therapy. I’ve done group therapy, which was important at the time, but I’d prefer not to have to go through it again. I’ve had psychiatrists and therapists, psychiatric nurses and occupational therapists. The important thing is to find the thing that works for you, with the “therapeutic person” that you have a connection with. As far as I know in Canada, psychiatrists mostly just prescribe medications, and don’t do a letyot of therapy. That means that a patient has to have some other variety of therapeutic person in order to do therapy. I firmly believe in the importance of therapy in the treatment of mental illness.

However, I also believe in the importance of medication. Depression can be caused by life circumstances; usually, this is the kind of depression that goes away with time, as those circumstances change. But depression is also caused by brain chemistry, and often medication is vital to changing that brain chemistry. I take more pills than I’ll list here, but I do know that I will always take an anti-depressant, for the rest of my life. My brain just doesn’t work as well without it.

And as far as anxiety goes, I believe the same thing: therapy is critical, and medication can be a lifesaver.

You can’t tell by looking at me that I have chronic depression and anxiety. Part of that is because I’ve probably had clinical depression since high school, if not earlier, and I developed a Mask. My Mask is one of competence, confidence, and capability. I have had literally YEARS of practice at appearing to be well (or at least okay and functioning) when I was in fact far from it. One of the phrases I particularly like is “hiding in plain sight”, which I read in someone’s blog. (Forgive me, lady blogger, I thought I’d bookmarked the post where you said that, but I apparently didn’t, and I can’t find it again. If you’re reading this, please let me know!)

One of the negative outcomes of having this kind of Mask is that it’s like a default position for me. I can assume my Mask in all but the most severe and dire relapses. This is hard for people to square with the idea that I am disabled and debilitated by my illnesses.

The Mask won’t stay on forever, though. It is a limited time coping mechanism. (And not a very good one, at that. I do not recommend it.) I can keep it up for a while, but after a couple of hours of smiling and nodding and seeming to be very capable, I will go home, collapse, and quite often cry for hours. And then I will be out of it for days.

When my anxiety is really high, the Mask slips somewhat. As I am writing this, I just received an email from an SPCA colleague of mine. We have our annual Walk for the Animals on Saturday the 13^th, and I am in charge of the registration process and all of the money. This is Year Three of the challenge, and I haven’t been very happy with the way it’s worked either of the past two years. So my anxiety level is really high, and it obviously came through in the email I sent to her asking if she’d gather some materials for the booth at which she is working that day. Her response began, “Linds, relax a little.” I know I’m bad when my Mask doesn’t even work over email.

I’ll talk a bit more about the Mask in my next NICIAW post, which will be called Stigma and Scepticism.

Top Ten Comic Book/Graphic Novel Movies

iamjacksname — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 21:02:59 +0000

Through the years movies have been made based on comic books, graphic novels or comic book characters. Some have been excellent movies worthy of the praise any other movie might get in a different less childish genre. Some have not been so good, anyone remember Daredevil or X-Men 3. Well, this list isn't about the comic book movies that were terrible, it's about the comic book movies that were good. When you here comic book, you might think of super powers, but that's not always true. In fact, more than half the movies on the list don't involve any powers. Well here's a list of my top ten favorite movies based on comic books or comic book characters:

10. The Mask

The decently comically written movie was made hilarious by funny man Jim Carrey.

9. A History of Violence

The grisly crime thriller, is well acted, violent and intelligently woven.

8. Batman

The original Tim Burton film was fun to watch because of the beautiful sets and the hysterical performance by Jack Nicholson.

7. The Incredible Hulk

The action sequences were intense and creative, while the acting was top-notch.

6. Spider-Man

The original Spider-Man was an excellent way to get the genre started back again.

5. Iron Man

This was an excellent film filled with entertaining scenes and acting.

4. V for Vendetta

A dark and entertaining criticism on society.

3. Sin City

This Pulp Fiction hybrid is visually spectacular.

2. Batman Begins

A dark and moody film that started a series of perfection.

1. The Dark Knight

A flawless film about good vs. evil and the choices they are forced to make. The Dark Knight isn't just the greatest comic book movie, but also one of the greatest movies of all time.

The 25 Most Influential People in Comic Book Movies: #6 Mike Richardson

sophosmoros — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 22:29:32 +0000

     So you saw a sci-fi or fantasy movie, and it featured some off-the-wall characters, and maybe you thought it was entertaining, and it got some hype, but you didn’t realize until later that it was a comic book movie. There’s a good chance that it was produced by Mike Richardson, the president of the world's third largest comic book publisher, Dark Horse Comics. Since 1986, Dark Horse has been a beacon for restless artists and writers fleeing the ranks of Marvel and DC wishing to make a name for themselves with their own “creator owned” comics.
     In 1994, Richardson served as executive producer of two films made through Dark Horse subsidiary Dark Horse Entertainment. One was The Mask (with co-executive producer #22 Michael De Luca), based on Richardson’s own comic of the same name, created in the late 1980’s/ early ‘90s. The film earned several awards and nominations and was instrumental in propelling Jim Carrey’s comedic career forward. The Mask was followed by the three season long “The Mask” animated television series, which ran from 1995 to 1997, and by the Razzie Award winning Son of the Mask in 2005 (also executive produced by Richardson). The other film for which Richardson was an executive producer in 1994 was Timecop, made with producer #11 Sam Raimi and #17 Lawrence Gordon's production company Largo Entertainment. It was again based on Richardson's eponymous comic, published by Dark Horse. This film was nominated for a Saturn Award for Best Science Fiction Film and was particularly lauded for Jean Claude Van-Damme’s surprisingly competent dramatic performance in the starring role. The film was followed up by the 1997 television series “Timecop” (which he co-executive produced with Gordon) and the 2003 direct-to-video sequel Timecop: The Berlin Decision. In the latter half of the 1990s he produced two films; 1996’s Barb Wire, another Razzie Award nominee starring Pamela Anderson as the eponymous character published by the Dark Horse imprint Comics Greatest World, and the 1999 comedy Mystery Men (with producer Lawrence Gordon), loosely based on characters appearing in Bob Burden’s Flaming Carrot Comics, published by Dark Horse in the late 1980s/early 1990s. Richardson was also the executive producer of the 1999 movie Virus (producer #21 Gale Anne Hurd's first comic book film) based on the Dark Horse comic of the same name. Once again, this film was almost universally panned.
     By the end of the ‘90s, Mike Richardson was making movies, but was in a slump with the critics. Not to be dissuaded, Richardson regrouped, and 5 years later he came back with his production of Dark Horse’s flagship property, Hellboy. With the all-star team of producer Lawrence Gordon, producer/designer/writer/creator #13 Mike Mignola, and visionary director #10 Guillermo del Toro, Richardson had made a box office and critical success that reinvigorated his company and the independent comic book industry all at once. Hellboy Animated: Sword of Storms won him a 2007 Emmy for Outstanding Animated Program, followed by Hellboy Animated: Blood and Iron a year later. He was executive producer of both and again worked with the invaluable talents of Del Toro and Mignola. He is currently working on his production of Hellboy II: The Golden Army, starring Ron Perlman and Selma Blair. He has brought Gordon, Mignola, and Del Toro back together again for the sequel which is set for release on July 11, 2008. Other Mike Richardson projects include 2004’s AVP: Alien vs. Predator, based in part on the Dark Horse comic series, and 2007’s 30 Days of Night, produced by Sam Raimi and based on the limited series published by IDW. Richardson served as executive producer on both films.
     Future projects for Mike Richardson include feature length productions of Dark Horse comic series R.I.P.D., Damn Nation, Criminal Macabre (based on Dark Horse/IDW character Cal McDonald), Concrete, and Black Cross. He is slated to work as producer on all of these films. Release dates have yet to be announced.

Influence Meter: ++++++++

Coke and smile

apimpnamedblackmamba — Thu, 22 May 2008 19:33:05 +0000

"Somebody, Stop him!" Not for wearing that shirt because I think I still have that one, but because he's a wild S.O.B. I remember when he was trying to "show me something!" not in a face slapping away a creepy Mike Jackson kind a way but a knee slapping I can't stop laughing Fire Marshall Bill kind a way. Today the Coke and a smile is Jim Carrey!

Boo-ya!

My First Halloween Party

devilprojectroom — Sun, 18 May 2008 09:13:45 +0000

I've never been to any Halloween party in my life and in 2007, that was the first one I went to.

Since I am going to one, I must choose the best naturally. In Singapore the top party would be Zouk's, which had been on-going for years.

So last year I went to Zouk's Halloween on 27th Oct 2007.

This is one of the best photos I've taken that night, with The Mask. Hee hee...

I also took with the pilot Chen Wei Qiang

Ghost Rider had also attended the party! Wahahaha...

And this is one of the best of the various costumes that night. My sister with the weird men at the party. Hahahaha...

And this is one of the best make-up for that night!

The 25 Most Influential People in Comic Book Movies: #22 Michael De Luca

sophosmoros — Fri, 09 May 2008 16:43:52 +0000

Now a producer at Columbia Pictures, Michael De Luca has been the president of production at DreamWorks Pictures and the president of production at New Line Cinema. A self-avowed lover of comic books, he got his comic book movie start by serving as the executive producer (with #6 Mike Richardson) of The Mask, based on the Dark Horse Comics publication. Shortly after that, he collaborated on the story to 1995’s Judge Dredd, along with William Wisher, Jr., which was based on the British comic character of the same name published in the comics anthology 2000 A.D. He was the executive producer for Blade and Blade II (although he was uncredited for Blade), working with #13 Mike Mignola and writer/executive producer #5 David S. Goyer. In 2007 he produced Ghost Rider with director and writer #14 Mark Steven Johnson and executive producer David S. Goyer to a dismal reception. However, he is set to be an executive producer for Marvel’s martial-arts piece The Hands of Shang-Chi to be released in 2009, and will be producing Priest, based on South Korean graphic novelist Min-Woo Hyung’s work of the same name, also to be released in 2009.

Influence Meter: +++

Questo è amore!

VanillaTea — Wed, 30 Apr 2008 12:08:44 +0000

(un'altro video dopo il salto)

The Mask (1994)

Heather — Wed, 30 Apr 2008 11:39:29 +0000

Directed By: Chuck Russell

Written By: Michael Fallon and Mark Verheiden

Stanley Ipkiss (Jim Carrey) is your every day guy, who has dreams and hopes of doing greater things, but a sense of inferiority and a fear of the unknown holding him back. When he discovers his dream woman (Cameron Diaz) is mixed up with the wrong kind of guy (Peter Greene) he festers in frustration over his inability to do anything about it. Until one night, by the guidance of curiosity and moonlight he discovers a Mask. Little does he know that it belonged to Loki, the god of mischief. Only when Stanley begins to have blackouts does it become clear to him that the rumours of a strange new character running through town is actually himself, when he puts the Mask on. Does he wear the mask and try to get the girl and take down the bad guys, or do it as Stanley and without the Mask?

This is the film that I would consider as Jim Carrey’s real breakout role into mainstream comedy and looking back it’s no surprise. The Mask was a superhero comedy that meshed a fun premise, a hilarious and smart script, and the brilliant physical comedy of Jim Carrey. Some of the most fun one liners, hilarious moments of awkwardness, and unexpected twists make this movie special.

The contrast Jim Carrey plays of the mild tempered Stanley Ipkiss, who has a fondness for strangely patterned pajama’s, with the Green faced creature who lives out Stanley’s inner most urges and desires in real life. Only when the Mask starts taking things too far, does the inner conflict of Stanley really begin to show. Two character’s that are essentially the same person, with one that is full of a multitude of testostorone and the other full of kindness and sentimentality, it is a most engaging dual creation by the same man.

The makeup used for the Mask, with the enormous grinning sarcastic teeth were perfectly just over the top. With loud, bright colored suits coupled with the lovely beauty of at the time new star Cameron Diaz, this character is absolutely unstoppable.

With a script that had really interesting characters that were each as unpredictable as each other and made the movie something more than the shock and awe of Jim Carrey’s fantastical performance. With an explosive and fun soundtrack playing in the back round, The Mask was a movie that never stopped to catch it’s breath.

Fourteen years later and I still remember seeing this movie in the theatre and having the sense that this was something magical that would last forever, not to mention really found an even greater appreciation for the comic talent of Jim Carrey. It still boiled down to being a fun and hilarious movie that had some unforgettable quotable scenes that I use even today. The Mask is a gem of originality and fun. Three and a Half out of Four Stars.

Les Voyeurs #33 - Les Super-Héros

thevoyeurs — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 17:58:29 +0000

Les Voyeurs #33
Les Super-Héros

Emission diffusée le vendredi 25 avril 2008 à 16h.
Rediffusée le samedi 26 avril 2008 à 10h.

Actualité

The SHIELD : sortie en DVD de la 6ème saison.
Hellboy II : sortie de la bande-annonce finale, disponible sur le site officiel (en VF !!, cliquez le titre).
Teeth : bande-annonce. Sortie salle prévue le 7 mai 2008.
Les toilettes du Pape / Disco / Bienvenue chez les Ch'tis : actuellement aux Arcades.

Dossier : Les Super-Héros

A l'occasion de la sortie en salles du film Iron Man avec Robert Downey Jr, Jeff Bridges et Gwyneth Paltrow, les Voyeurs enfilent les collants et reviennent sur ce phénomène des héros en juste-au-corps avec des super-pouvoirs.

Petit historique des super-héros

Fantomas & Les Vampires de Louis Feuillade (1913 / 1915)
Superman VS Spider Lady & Atom Man VS Superman de Spencer Gordon Bennett (des années 30 à 60)
Batman - la série TV de William Graham et Jeffrey Hayden (1966)
Superargo et la vague des films de catcheurs mexicains

Les chéri(e)s des Super-Héros

Margot Kidder, Teri Hatcher et Kate Bosworth dans le role de Lois Lane, chérie de Superman/Clark Kent
Kirsten Dunst dans le rôle de Mary Jane-Watson, chérie de Spiderman/Peter Parker
Jennifer Connelly dans le rôle de Betty Ross, chérie de Hulk/Bruce Banner
Famke Janssen dans le rôle de Jean Grey, chérie de Cyclope et Wolverine
Batman, chéri de Robin (...arrggghhh....) : homosexualité s'approprie le thème du super-héros

Les Super-Héros dans les séries télé

Wonder Woman avec Linda Carter (1976)
Lois & Clark, les nouvelles aventures de Superman avec Teri Hatcher et Dean Cain (1993)
SmallVille avec Tom Welling et Kristin Kreuk (2001)
Heroes avec Hayden Panettiere et Jack Coleman
Incassable de M. Night Shyamalan, avec Bruce Willlis (2000)

Les éditeurs/studios : DC VS Marvel (et autres)

Superman de Richard Donner, avec Christopher Reeve (1978)
Batman de Tim Burton, avec Micheal Keaton et Jack Nicholson (1989)
Iron Man de Jon Favreau, avec Robert Downey Jr, Jeff Bridges et Gwyneth Paltrow (à l'affiche le 30 avril 2008)
Alien VS Predator de Paul W.S. Anderson (2004)
The Mask de Chuck Russell (1994)
Hellboy de Guillermo Del Toro (2004)

Les projets à venir

L'Incroyable Hulk de Louis Leterrier, avec Edward Norton, Tim Roth & Liv Tyler (sortie salles : 23 juillet 2008)
The Dark Knight de Christopher Nolan, avec Christian Bale & Heat Ledger (sortie salles : 13 août 2008)
Wanted de Timur Bekmanbetov, avec Angelina Jolie & James McAvoy (sortie salles : 16 juillet)
Punisher : War Zone de Lexi Alexander, avec Ray Stevenson (sortie salles : 5 décembre 2008 aux USA, non fixée en france).

Bande Originale de la Semaine

Wild Angels de Roger Corman
Musique composée par Davie Allen & The Arrows

La Rubrique de Maïlis, la fille qui parle avec sa télé

Skins : série télé actuellement diffusée sur Canal + ou

Musiques

Batman - TV Theme repris par The Jam
Wonder Woman - TV Theme de Norman Gimbel & Charles Fox
Skins générique de la série

Ieri e oggi in TV - 27 aprile 2008

Antonio — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 09:28:04 +0000

Ecco i dati di ascolto dei programmi di prima serata di ieri sabato 26 aprile 2008, e a seguire le proposte di questa sera dei principali canali TV italiani terrestri e digitali. Gli ascolti sono basati sui dati forniti da Auditel.
Per maggiori informazioni sulla programmazione televisiva visitate le sezioni Telefilm News e Sat News, per esprimere la vostra opinione c'è invece la sezione settimanale TelePagelle.

BILANCIO DELLA SERATA: al quarto appuntamento il varietà musicale di RaiUno "Ti lascio una canzone" con Antonella Clerici riesce a sconfiggere la corazzata di Canale 5 "La Corrida" con Gerry Scotti; a seguire, tra gli altri programmi di ieri sera, il film fantastico "The Mask 2", le repliche della serie poliziesca "Senza traccia", il programma "Ulisse - Il piacere della scoperta" con Alberto Angela, il film thriller "Rischio totale" e la serie inglese "L'ispettore Barnaby" trasmessa su La 7.

Le fasce di prima serata (ore 20.30/22.30)

	Pubblico	Percentuale
	5.545.000	25,00
	2.007.000	9,05
	2.416.000	10,89
	5.105.000	23,01
	2.413.000	10,88
	2.026.000	9,13
	401.000	1,81
Altri canali terrestri	1.010.000	4,55
Canali satellitari	1.260.000	5,68

Seguono alcune segnalazioni sugli ascolti disponibili di prima serata, e per concludere cosa ci aspetta questa sera sui principali canali TV.

Ieri sera in TV

Alle 20.45 il quiz "Affari tuoi" (5.230.000 spettatori - 23,94%). Alle 21.30 la quarta puntata del varietà "Ti lascio una canzone" (5.634.000 spettatori - 30,40%).
In prima serata gli episodi 13-14 della terza stagione della serie poliziesca Senza traccia: il primo episodio "Un papà per Jan" (ore 21.05) ha avuto 1.934.000 spettatori (8,53%), il secondo episodio "La postina" (ore 21.50) ha ottenuto 2.273.000 spettatori (10,03%). Alle 22.39 l'episodio 12 "Il respiro di Allah" della serie E-Ring, con 1.368.000 spettatori (6,80%).
Alle 20.25 il programma "Che tempo che fa" (2.676.000 spettatori, preceduto alle 20.05 da una "presentazione" con 1.499.000 spettatori). Alle 21.30 la seconda puntata del programma "Ulisse - Il piacere della scoperta" (2.132.000 spettatori - 9,80%).
Alle 20.45 il varietà "Striscia la notizia" (5.023.000 spettatori - 23,16%). Alle 21.20 l'ottava puntata del varietà "La Corrida (dilettanti allo sbaraglio)" (4.885.000 spettatori - 25,24%).
Alle 19.15 il film fantastico "The Mask - Da zero a mito" (2.080.000 spettatori). Alle 21.10 il film fantastico "The Mask 2" (2.361.000 spettatori - 10,52%).
Alle 19.50 l'episodio "Prova di forza a casa Diablo" della settima stagione del telefilm Walker, Texas Ranger, con 1.915.000 spettatori. Alle 21.30 il film thriller "Rischio totale" (1.504.000 spettatori - 7,12%). Alle 23.30 l'episodio 13 "Pausa di primavera" della serie poliziesca Bones, con 873.000 spettatori (6,15%).

Qualifiche G.P. di Spagna di Formula 1
(RaiDue, ore 13.53: 3.343.000 spettatori - 23,85%).

Sono elencati principalmente i programmi di prima serata. Gli orari e i programmi indicati possono variare senza preavviso.

Canali in chiaro:

Alle 21.30 la serie italiana "Il Commissario De Luca" (2007), con Alessandro Preziosi - episodio 1 "Indagine non autorizzata".
Alle 21.00 la serie poliziesca Criminal Minds con Mandy Patinkin e Timothy Gibson - episodi 1×21 e 2x02.
Alle 20.10 il programma "Che tempo che fa" con Fabio Fazio - ospiti Piero Pelù, Günter Grass e Maurizio Pollini, più l'appuntamento settimanale con Luciana Littizzetto. Alle 21.35 il programma "Report" con Milena Gabanelli - puntata 7 "Chi non vola è perduto".
Alle 20.40 la serie Dr. House - Medical Division con Hugh Laurie - episodio 3x01. Alle 21.30 il varietà musicale "Amici Live" con Maria De Filippi. Alle 23.50 il programma "Il senso della vita" con Paolo Bonolis e Luca Laurenti - puntata 9.
Alle 20.35 il film commedia "Vita smeralda" (2005), con Jerry Calà e Lory Del Santo.
Alle 21.30 la serie francese Il commissario Navarro con Roger Hanin - episodio "Il verdetto" (1997). Alle 23.35 il film horror "L'esorcismo di Emily Rose" (2005), con Jennifer Carpenter e Laura Linney.
Alle 21.30 il varietà "Crozza Italia" con Maurizio Crozza - puntata 2.
Alle 21.00 il programma di video musicali “MTV Gold”.
Alle 21.30 il varietà “Lo show più buono che ci sia” con Gip.
Alle 19.30 il programma sportivo "Diretta Stadio.... ed è subito goal!" con Giorgio Micheletti, Giovanna Martini e Fulvio Giuliani.
Alle 21.30 il programma “Soldi” con Cosimo Pastore.

Digitale terrestre:

Alle 21.00 la miniserie italiana “I liceali”, con Claudia Pandolfi e Giorgio Tirabassi - episodi conclusivi 11-12.
Alle 21.00 il film thriller “L'amore infedele - Unfaithful” (2002), con Richard Gere e Diane Lane.
Alle 21.00 la serie Psych con James Roday e Dulè Hill - episodi 2×12-13.
Alle 21.00 il film thriller "Femme fatale" (2002), con Antonio Banderas e Rebecca Romijn-Stamos.
Alle 21.00 il film TV fantastico “Sorellina e il principe del sogno” (1995), con Nicole Grimaudo e Veronika Logan - prima parte.
Alle 21.00 la serie animata "Le audaci inchieste di miss Prudenza", alle 21.25 la serie animata "Skunk Fu!".

Canali satellitari generalisti:

Alle 21.00 il talent show musicale “X Factor”.
Alle 21.00 la serie animata I Simpson - episodi 11×05-06-07.
Alle 21.00 il film drammatico "Save the last dance" (2001), con Julia Stiles e Sean Patrick Thomas.
Alle 20.30 la serie inglese L’ispettore Barnaby con John Nettles - episodio 4×03 “Vendetta elettrica”.
Alle 21.00 il reality “Cops” - puntata 18×03, alle 21.30 il programma “Pronto intervento” - puntata 3, alle 22.00 la serie Walker, Texas Ranger con Chuck Norris - episodio "Colpo grosso a Fort Worth".
Alle 21.00 il film d'animazione “Team America: World Police” (2004).
Alle 21.05 il programma “Shock” con Riccardo Marino - puntata 6.
Alle 21.00 il programma “Wedding Planners” con Angelo Garini e Enzo Miccio.
Alle 21.05 la replica della puntata di ieri sera del varietà “Ti lascio una canzone” con Antonella Clerici.
Alle 21.00 la serie italiana “Don Matteo“ (2000), con Terence Hill e Nino Frassica - episodi 5-6 “La strategia dello scorpione” e “Questione di fiuto”.
Alle 20.35 la serie Vampire High con Jeff Roop - episodi 15-16, alle 21.35 la serie antologica The Hunger - episodio 2×17, alle 22.05 il film thriller "Paura" (1996) con Mark Wahlberg e Reese Witherspoon.
Alle 21.00 il film thriller “Lo squalo IV - La vendetta” (1987), con Michael Caine.
Alle 20.00 la serie inglese Kingdom con Stephen Fry - episodi conclusivi di stagione 2×05-06.
Alle 21.00 il film di fantascienza “Project X - Fuga dal futuro” (1987), con Matthew Broderick.
Alle 21.00 il film commedia "The one & only" (2002) con Patsy Kensit, alle 23.00 la serie Mad Men con Jon Hamm e Elisabeth Moss - episodi 1×11-12.

Legenda:
= film, serie o fiction in prima visione sui canali non a pagamento, o al primo passaggio sui canali Sky.
= film o film TV.
= telefilm (serie/sit-com) straniero o cartone animato [l'indicazione tipo "3x01" segnala il primo episodio della terza stagione].
= fiction di produzione italiana o straniera.
= soap opera italiana o straniera.
= programma sportivo.
= variazione rispetto al programma previsto.