Friday night videos episode 17
Because this will be the last edition of FNV for 2009 (yes, Virginia, next Friday is Christmas and I’m taking the day off) this episode is subtitled, “The Year in Review.” Yep, it’s a best-of FNV and this will feature my ten favorite videos of those I featured in 2009.
Let’s begin with number 10, Rep. Michele Bachmann’s apt description of government circa 2009:
Number 9 is the first of several movie trailers I liked, for “Not Evil, Just Wrong.”
Coming in at number 8 is the pledge to “Defeat the Debt.”
Another movie trailer for “Border” grabs the number 7 spot.
This clever spot for “Obamacare – Line 6″ finishes at number 6.
Coming in at number 5 is another reminder why we don’t need socialized medicine.
Number 4 is the third and final movie trailer, for “TEA Party: The Documentary.”
In a related story, this film about the 9-12 march by a local filmmaker comes in at number 3.
The runner-up at number 2 is the funny short “Health Rations and You.”
My favorite video from FNV 2009 comes from last week. I just plain like the message of this song!
So there you have it – the best of my FNV series for 2009. By the way, a couple of my music videos shot in October were just outside the top 10, but it looks like I’ll have more contenders for next year’s honors because I took several at Skip Dixxon’s 12 Bands of Christmas last night. If they come out well, look for them on the monoblogue YouTube channel over the next few weeks.
Because the next two Fridays are holidays, the plan is for FNV 18 to come out on January 8th. I’ll have quite a bit to choose from since I have two weeks off so that may be one of the best episodes yet. Look for it to kick off FNV in 2010.
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