Liz McKeon
 Liz McKeon grew up in Queens and Long Island, dreaming of being the first female slugger for the Mets and intending to dance as a prima ballerina in the off seasons. She went to school in New Hampshire, where she was an English major and where she discovered the wonders of cable TV. She lives in Medford, Massachusetts and is the Assistant Editor of the publications that include International Finance & Treasury and Eurowatch. She neither dances, nor slugs. User Stats
BC BeatRecent Posts‘Last Comic Standing’ Goes Out with an Olympic-Sized BangAugust 8, 2008 | Link This | Email this | Comments (0) A rabid sports fan friend of mine is vehement in his dismissal of feel-good athletic stories, and usually I tend to agree with him--just tell me how the game ended up, I don’t care about the quarterback’s mom’s childhood best friend. But in the ca...Read More Recent Posts'Farmer Wants a Wife': Vintage in a Bad WayJune 26, 2008 | Link This | Email this | Comments (2) I’ve caught a couple of episodes over the last month or so, and each one had moments that made the feminist in me cringe, but then reeled it back in and provided a situational explanation. Or, more precisely, I was able to provide an explanation. Which, really, just leads me to believe that I have spent far too much time thinking about this show--so, actually, hey--good job, producers! ...Read More Recent Posts'Autism: The Musical' Adds to the Public DiscussionMarch 27, 2008 | Link This | Email this | Comments (3) To...Read More Recent Posts‘Miss Guided’: Judy Greer Makes Playing a Quirky Doll Look GoodMarch 21, 2008 | Link This | Email this | Comments (0) Miss Guided ran two episodes in what will be its regular timeslot on ABC last night, at 8 and 8:30, after debuting Tuesday after Dancing With The Stars. I didn’t immediately warm up to the show Tuesday, but it had pulled me in before the end of its half hour and I was looking forward to last night’s episodes. Recent Posts‘Knight Rider’: More Hits than MissesFebruary 19, 2008 | Link This | Email this | Comments (1) There was a lot to get excited about during Knight Rider on NBC–the car was so very cool, the action scenes were suitably tense and things, you know, blew up, and the legacy of the original show was nicely tied up by the end of the two-hour movie. The retro-kitsch factor was high. As a late twenty-something, I think this is the first remake of a series I can remember actually...Read More
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