TV review-Carpoolers, Cavemen and Lifetime's Psychic Reality Show

The Kaitlyn Mae Book Blog ^ | 10/15/07 | Pat Fish

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Kaitlyn Mae is almost four years old and she's already picked up some of Grandmother's expressions.

It's cute in a way, but unnerving, to hear the toddler recite back at you those phrases used so often without thought that the little pitcher's got big ears.

Also, TV reviews of ABC's "Carpoolers" and "Cavemen", two shows that serve no purpose whatsoever.

Plus, dig this TV reality contest...Who Is America's Best Psychic.

We checked out this Lifetime offering and, wow, it's cool.

Plus a Weekly Whisper about the Democrats' suggestion that staffers get innoculated before mingling with the riff-raff at the NASCAR races.

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So the Carpoolers listen to karaoke music and sing things like one hit wonders from Dexy’s Midnight Runners? I couldn’t tell if they were supposed to be singing along to the song on the radio or what?

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It’s always occurred to me that if psychics really existed they should tell no one about their talent, purchase lottery tickets across the fruited plains, using their psychic talent of course, win big money and retire quietly to a life of wealth and opulence.

The idea is that psychics are given a supernatural gift from a being who will take away that gift if it's used for direct personal gain.