Last week, Democratic strategist, writer, and rape survivor Zerlina Maxwell went on The Sean Hannity Show and argued that men and boys should be trained not to rape. Maxwell was viciously attacked by conservatives following her appearance. But if there’s any problem with Maxwell’s argument, it’s not that it went too far — it’s that it could have gone even further.

This 3 minute clip has been getting some play on the Internet. I don’t know how many people have shared it on YouTube and FB but it has been quite a few. The opening of the new series NEWSROOM, though not having cable I will not be able to see just how honest it will remain. Most series have at least 3 minutes worth watching.

Whose Line Is It Anyway with Robin Williams — Scenes From A Hat, from Season 3, Episode 9.

Remember those old, clunky TVs and computer monitors? The ones with Cathode Ray Tubes (CRTs) people threw out in favor of flat screens? Well, now electronics makers don’t want to recycle them.

Today Washington United for Marriage, the broad coalition working to defend Washington state’s marriage law, kicked off their Approve Referendum 74 broadcast media campaign with the television ad “Boehler”.

Liberace — Bumble Boogie, from The Liberace Show in the 1950′s.

Their slogan is “Never Stop Improving,” but lately, “Never Stop Denying” seems more fitting. Lowe’s has rebuffed a 200,000-signature petition to reinstate ads on the new reality television series All-American Muslim on The Learning Channel.

Harry Belafonte — Turn The World Around, from episode 314 of The Muppet Show.

Ethel Merman — There’s No Business Like Show Business, from episode 122 of The Muppet Show.

Jane Monheit and John Pizzarelli — They Can’t Take That Away From Me, from Legends Of Jazz.