TVgasm's Nick the Intern is obsessed with a few things: Facebook, Photoshop, and Desperate Housewives. He shot me an email this morning that cracked me up, because sometimes it feels like we're the only two people alive who still watch this mess.

"dunno if u watch DH, but last ngihts ep was so weeeird. it was like 'Want to write an episode of Desperate Housewives? send us an essay on why we should pick YOU! the top 5 finalist will be flown out to universal city in burbank california, where a winner will be chosen to write our next episode!'"

HAHA. Have to agree with that assessment. What did you guys think?

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By: Nick The Intern

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Faithful Viewers, with the constant contest giveaways, and giving you the best in up-to-date TV news, it is not often that TVgasm asks for anything back. But if the recent event on Wisteria Lane has proven anything, it's that times are changing fast, sometimes as quick as a whirlwind.
At precisely 2:26 PM CST, an F5 Tornado ravaged the cheery Chicago suburbs, most devastated by this was the quiet town of Fairview. As part of the new TVgasm Gives Back program, I urge each and everyone of you to do what you can to help out the Wisteria Lane Disaster Relief Group. Together we can overcome this travesty. Starting today we can help build a better Fairview for tomorrow!

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He's thinking of doing a musical episode.

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And while we're at it...

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As I mentioned in my recap, TV GUIDE Emmy party served as a platform for the world debut of the band known as Band from TV. With the vocals of Bob Guiney (The Scorned) and Bonnie Somerville (Kitchen Confidential) leading the band, a strong support comes in the form of James Denton (Desperate Housewives) on strummin guitar, Hugh Laurie (House M.D.) tappin' the keys, and Greg Grunberg (Heroes) poundin' out the drums. USA TODAY gives a little insight to the band's genesis and charity work and even offers a short, clear clip of the band rehearsing (minus the members of the band that actually make it worth watching). Here's the thing about this gimmicky, schticky band....they are really good. While there's no original music, the covers are classic and the band members enthusiasm for the music is contagious.

I recorded a few short clips on my camera for personal historical documentation, but it's something so few people got to see, I have to share a bit. I appologize in advance for the audio and shakyness, but it was late, room was dark, and I was drunk. Think of it as Blaire Witch music.

For information on the band and future live performances you can reference their website here. If the link to buy their CD actually worked, it'd be on my iPod by now.

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