Charlie Rose

Dion Mulvihill  09/17/2008 04:03 PM Report

Mr. Rose;

You sir are known as an icon and an epitome of high quality intellectuality It shocks me to even think that you would even consider to entertain the idea of involving Sarah Jessica Parker and her Cadre of superficial surreal minions on your show.

goblow  09/05/2008 01:42 PM Report

You Grow up! Sarah Jessica Parked has no where near the looks or talent of Joni Mitchell. SIC sucked it had retarded plot. It sucked.

Tiffany  08/04/2008 01:55 PM Report

I am disappointed with the 4 comments that have been left. True, Charlie Rose is known for his groundbreaking, often controversial interviews with many political and social figures...however, can we, as an audience, be so close-minded as to refuse pop-culture into our lives? Perhaps if more interviewers probed cultural figures as Charlie Rose does, we might have a more diverse perspective of such a monumental part of our society. It is important for interviewers, and the media in general, to create a broad spectrum of coverage. Could you imagine if Charlie Rose ONLY interviewed political figures? What if Charlie Rose decided to ONLY interview prominent business men? What if he chose to ONLY interview women or men? Charlie Rose often has pop-culture icons on his show, consider individuals like Joni Mitchell, etc. I am disappointed in the close-mindedness of these four comments. Grow up.

Susan Smith  05/30/2008 08:53 PM Report

Sex and the City is among the awful shows that I have seen. Actors, female and male, are so fake, because they look so stupid.

This show is not funny, does not carry a specific message for women and men; there are bunches of useless women that try to show the audience that is a real image of women. It is so not true. In addition, except the lack of a good plot, I was wondering why these actors are so ugly.

Last night in Charlie Roseâ??s show, I found out Sarah Jessica Parker is producer of this show. No wonder if she has selected the ugliest actors, that herself looks good among them. But still she looks ugly.

I am sorry for Mr. Rose that brought down his values about art and artists so low.

Partow Nooriala  05/30/2008 05:41 PM Report

Dear Mr. Rose,

I watch your shows every night and I enjoye to be familier all selected people in the show.

Last night I saw your interview with Ms. Sarah Jessica Parker, and I was very disapointed. I don't know with what standard Charlie Rose's show should interview with an acteress and her show that is so fullish and cheep.

Sex and the City is one of the cheepest show that has been glorify by money, color, good tecnices... but from inside it is really empety.

Mr. Rose, please countinue to your policy and chooe those people that their thoughts and works are worthed.

Best,

Partow Nooriala

David Chowes  05/30/2008 04:14 AM Report

Of all TV outlets (with the exception of PBS), HBO has added more quality programming to the medium than any of the other broadcast and cable media.

I must admit that I have only seen SEX IN THE CITY once. That is, about 20 minutes of one episode.

I, who watched and own all THE SOPRANOS programs and, most of the other original HBO fare: films, comedy, sitcoms,... I may not watch all of them -- but they are of generally high quality. As they say, "It's Not TV -- It's HBO."

My experience with that one snipet of SEX AND THE CITY: really vulgar.

Two caveats: I amy be missing the point because I am a male; and, if the program is a satire, again, I may be missing the whole point. But, I don't know.

The new film: from purusing the reviews:, critics, in the main, have said not praised it -- in fact, they say it is not as good as the TV programs.