A Peacock Does Strut, Even Without Reason

To re-join its use of the classic Peacock Logo, NBC is starting the new season by bringing back the old positioner, too.

Even if they're abdicating five hours of sciprted creativity a week, that is cool.

A flashback taste of the future:

Non Sequitur of the Day: Pageant Question Edition

"Opposite marriage."

Oy.

Behold:

Also, remember the new Miss USA wasn't exactly wearing the union label inside her wedding pageant gown, when she opposed government bailouts of companies. Check out Miss North Carolina, Kristen Dalton, at the 2:20 mark:

She might not want to schedule Detroit on her itinerary in the near future.

"This Week" v. "Meet the Press": May the Best Hair Win

With Barack on "This Week" this morning I thought I'd give George Stephanopolous' show a try. Pretty good job, but when George appears to have more gravitas than "Malibu" David Gregory, it only confirms the general suspicion that television news is lighter than air.

Two thoughts, though:

1. The Roundtable consisted of semi-liberal Tom Friedman, George Will, Newt Gingrich and Peggy Noonan. So much for this edition of the liberal MSM.

2. Checking out the panel video, I wondered: does Peggy Noonan take some sort of sedative to take the edge of her grace-infused political evil?