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Advertising Anarchy: MELROSE PLACE

October 19th, 2009

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In our latest installment of Advertising Anarchy (Also known as our take on how networks might wish to consider promoting some of our favorite shows), this TV Addict wanted to take the opportunity to remind you all that if you aren’t watching the CW’s MELROSE PLACE re-boot — an increasingly addictive guilty pleasure that’s about to become even more so thanks to Heather Locklear’s upcoming return — Sydney Andrews will have totally died in vain, again! Think about it.

Advertising Anarchy: The Beautiful Clark Kent

August 21st, 2009

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As the saying goes, if you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em. Which is why, in our latest installment of Advertising Anarchy (Our take on how networks might wish to consider promoting some of our favorite new and returning shows this fall), this TV Addict puts aside our animosity toward the CW with regards to their penchant of selling sex to young women (see: campaigns for THE BEAUTIFUL LIFE and MELROSE PLACE) in an effort to give SMALLVILLE fans a break. After all, if anyone deserves a little love, it’s the ridiculously-loyal SMALLVILLE supporters who have spent the better part of nine years helping the CW (formerly the WB) rake in hundreds of millions of dollars sans splashy advertising campaign.

Advertising Anarchy: LOST

January 20th, 2009

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In our sixth installment of Advertising Anarchy (theTVaddict.com’s take on how networks might wish to consider promoting some of our favorite new and returning shows come January 2009] we offer up our timely take on our favorite riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma: LOST’s Benjamin Linus.

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Advertising Anarchy: TRUST ME
Advertising Anarchy: TERMINATOR
Advertising Anarchy: SMALLVILLE
Advertising Anarchy: HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER
Advertising Anarchy: FRINGE

Advertising Anarchy: TRUST ME

December 18th, 2008

trust me tnt poster

In our fifth installment of Advertising Anarchy (theTVaddict.com’s take on how networks might wish to consider promoting some of our favorite new and returning shows come January 2009] we offer up the one line that perfectly captures TNT’s highly entertaining take on the advertising industry.

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Advertising Anarchy: TERMINATOR
Advertising Anarchy: SMALLVILLE
Advertising Anarchy: HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER
Advertising Anarchy: FRINGE

Advertising Anarchy: TERMINATOR: THE SARAH CONNOR CHRONICLES

August 12th, 2008

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In the fourth installment of Advertising Anarchy [theTVaddict.com's take on how networks might wish to consider promoting some of our favorite new and returning shows come Fall 2008] we offer up a first look at the new John Connor. Who both star Thomas Dekker and showrunner Josh Friedman promise will, for lack of a better phrase, kick some serious Terminator butt this season.

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Advertising Anarchy: SMALLVILLE
Advertising Anarchy: HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER
Advertising Anarchy: FRINGE

Advertising Anarchy: SMALLVILLE

July 29th, 2008

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In our third installment of Advertising Anarchy, [theTVaddict.com’s take on how TV Networks should be promoting some of our favorite new and returning shows come Fall 2008] we offer up the only thing fans need to know about the new season of SMALLVILLE. Or as this TV Addict’s calling it, prelude to a spin-off.

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Advertising Anarchy: HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER
Advertising Anarchy: FRINGE

Advertising Anarchy: HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER

July 18th, 2008

how i met your mother poster

Now, far be it from the TV Addict to call himself a ‘marketing guru’. But in our second installment of Advertising Anarchy [theTVaddict.com's take on how TV Networks might wish to promote some of our favorite new and returning shows come Fall 2008] we can’t help but think we’ve hit upon a winning slogan for the new season of HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER. Agreed?

Advertising Anarchy: FRINGE

July 13th, 2008

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With a little over a month and a half to go until the launch of the new fall TV season, this TV Addict thought he’d lend a hand to those proverbial powers that be by offering up a few possible marketing slogans for some of our favorite new and returning shows. Today’s victim, FRINGE. Catchy No?




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