Jamie Frevele

Jamie Frevele

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Jamie Frevele has a degree in political science from Hofstra University, with a "de facto" concentration in mass media studies and broadcasting. She has been published in New York's Newsday and on Mediabistro’s FishbowlNY, TVNewser, and The Black Table, and worked at News 12 Long Island.

Jamie has also written and performed sketch comedy in NYC and is a writer of several other things including these here blogs, screenplays that may or may not be produced, and stage plays that may or may not be staged. She also does some acting, and can even cry. (Oh, yes.) And if you haven't noticed, she has a perfectly healthy and loving relationship with the show "Bones."

Read her other blog if you feel so inclined: http://flummoxology.blogspot.com

Blog Entries by Jamie Frevele

Oh, the (Lack of) Humanity!: Campaigns Suck

Posted October 10, 2008 | 10:23 AM (EST)


I'm really going to put my head in the lion's mouth this time.

Before I begin, allow me to preface my idealistic whining with this: I know campaigns are rough. I know that candidates volunteer to have themselves go through the things that I am going to later refer...

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Bones Takes on Dogfighting. We All Should.

7 Comments | Posted September 23, 2008 | 10:40 AM (EST)


The primary reason I started watching Bones earlier this year was, well, the primaries. I was really sick of the rancor, the bitterness, the nastiness, so I turned to fiction. And I was fortunate enough to find escapism in a really excellent show. Now that we have two presidential candidates...

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Homework from Ms. Frevele for Bones in Season 4

7 Comments | Posted September 3, 2008 | 03:42 PM (EST)


If you don't watch "Bones" on Fox, this entire article will go over your head. So I suggest you start watching tonight at 8:00 EST when the show goes to London for its 2-hour season premiere! (No, they're not paying me. I just like the show a whole bunch.)

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To: McCain-Palin, Re: McCain-Palin - I Am Not a Moron

3 Comments | Posted September 2, 2008 | 04:12 PM (EST)


I would never claim to be an expert in anything, but I can definitely say I am not a complete and total moron. (Despite what you may read in the comments sections of some past blogs of mine.) But I was rather insulted -- and many people should be --...

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What I Did on My Summer Vacation: I Wrote "Bones" Fan-Fic While Defending My Sanity

Posted August 29, 2008 | 02:32 AM (EST)


The evening of May 19th of this year was not an ordinary one for me. I had been spending the day gearing up to watch the season finale of Fox's "Bones." Not only that, I had written my second article about the show, all about the spoilers that were...

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It Won't Be Sunday Without You, Mr. Russert

Posted June 15, 2008 | 07:56 PM (EST)


I did not have the privilege of knowing Tim Russert. I don't even work in media, let alone NBC News. I'm nobody. Just a faithful viewer of Meet the Press, NBC News, and MSNBC. I just depended on my coffee with Mr. Russert every Sunday morning.

Tim Russert was...

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In Defense of Hart Hanson and Why We Lose the Best TV Characters

Posted May 26, 2008 | 06:00 PM (EST)


Hart Hanson shot my puppy.

I'm referring to the creator of Fox's Bones, and that is precisely how I and many Bones fans are feeling after last week's season finale. (If you have not seen it and don't want it spoiled, please stop reading.)

It's been called the...

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**SPOILING** the Fun During Finale Season

Posted May 17, 2008 | 09:31 PM (EST)


Bones actor Eric Millegan has a secret. If he tells anyone about it, it could put his career at risk.

He knows what's going to happen on the Bones finale tonight, which has promised to be a real shocker. For anyone who has been following the show (like...

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Real Klassy: Juvenile Attacks on Idol's Easy Targets

Posted April 23, 2008 | 02:19 PM (EST)


To be perfectly clear, I am in no way saying that American Idol is a blameless, holy creature that should be immune to criticism and jokes at its expense. Anyone involved in the show can easily provide fodder for days, only to refresh their invitation the following week. And if...

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Hillary, Are You Freaking Kidding Me?

Posted April 21, 2008 | 09:15 AM (EST)


I was enjoying an uncharacteristically smooth commute this morning on the Southern State Parkway on Long Island. It turns out that it's spring break for a lot of schools. Yay for me!

Then it was interrupted by one of the most ridonkulous, inconceivably hypocritical things I have ever heard....

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Why Bones Is the Perfect Show (Or At Least One of the Best Ones Ever)

Posted April 14, 2008 | 06:17 PM (EST)


The past couple of weeks have seen the return of new episodes for several shows since the WGA strike ended. It goes without saying (even though I'm going to say it...and here I go) that despite missing our favorite shows, the writers deserved a fair contract, and we're thrilled...

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Tucker Carlson: My Favorite Opposition Research

Posted March 15, 2008 | 10:27 AM (EST)


I'm not afraid to say something unpopular. Neither is now former MSNBC host Tucker Carlson. That is why I will miss him, however happier I may be to see him in his new campaign correspondent role on the same network.

Beyond the obvious disagreements I have with...

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Don't Buy It: Inevitable Comparisons Between Spitzer and Obama

Posted March 10, 2008 | 04:55 PM (EST)


You know they're going to come, and lots of people are going to talk about it. The current governor of New York, Eliot Spitzer, who ran on change, good ethics, and taking back Albany from the state GOP, is reportedly tied to a prostitution ring. It's early yet, and...

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Holy Sh*ster! Live TV and Mouthy Egos Make an Iffy Couple

Posted February 8, 2008 | 11:42 PM (EST)


Between the Super Bowl and Super Tuesday, it has been a humdinger of a week for TV news. For those of us who follow both football and politics, it has been gut-wrenching in either fantastic or heartbreaking ways. But in this whirligig of a political...

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Post Valentine's Confession: My Conservative Crushes

Posted February 16, 2007 | 03:24 PM (EST)


I have never once had a reason to "celebrate" Valentine's Day as a romantic participant. However, last week, the day after Valentine's Day, I watched the previous night's rerun of "The Daily Show" and caught MSNBC's Joe Scarborough giving dating advice to TDS correspondent Jason Jones on how to...

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The New Adventures of Old MSNBC

Posted December 4, 2006 | 10:09 AM (EST)


The last time I wrote about Dan Abrams, I recalled his coverage of the OJ Simpson trial over a decade ago. Ironically enough, OJ seems to have risen from his murky depths just as the network Abrams is running has reached a crossroad. After the midterm election coverage,...

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Olbermann vs. Rumsfeld: Defining the Real "New Fascism"

Posted August 31, 2006 | 05:27 PM (EST)


MSNBC's Keith Olbermann reminded us why it is so great to be an American. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld's insulting rhetoric reminded us why we are allowed to disagree with the government. Being a great American means having the freedom to question our leaders and hold them accountable. While...

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His Side: Joe Wilson on Countdown

Posted July 18, 2006 | 11:03 AM (EST)


The complainant speaks: Monday night, former UN Ambassador Joe Wilson appeared on MSNBC's Countdown with Keith Olbermann (Video via MSNBC.com) to tell his side of the story after filing last week's lawsuit against Vice President Dick Cheney, his former chief of staff Scooter Libby and presidential "Turd Blossom"...

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A Dan Fan Looks Back: Why I'm Happy/Sad to See Abrams Go

Posted June 16, 2006 | 08:46 PM (EST)


Dan said his goodbyes on his show, "The Abrams Report" this evening, mostly thanking his fans for supporting his show and thanking his entire staff and crew. As he departs, I, one of Dan Abrams' biggest fans and his unofficial head cheerleader, would like to talk about why I...

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Lying Liars and How to Catch Them Rewriting History

Posted June 6, 2006 | 10:23 AM (EST)


There is a disturbing lack of trust in the media, the very creation of our ancestors at the birth of our country that was designed to keep our leaders in check and our fellow citizens informed. The press was honored in the Constitution's Bill of Rights, in the very...

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