So Trio, the beloved pop-culture dustbin, is no more — at least it’s no longer a cable-TV network. But it lives on the ‘Net. As does its premiere series, Brilliant But Cancelled, the show that had the guts to air a Cop Rock marathon, which is how I came to learn (and hum) the song "Baby Merchant." And it’s where you can see such underappreciated and, in some cases, never-aired gems — like The Jake Effect, a Jason Bateman showcase that has more than a little in common with the look and feel of Arrested Development.
And if you tire of watching flesh-and-blood cancelled humans, you can always fall back on "pasta-mation." This one’s a few years old, but wow, it’s spooky-good. Who knew pasta were so martial?
this entry makes no sense to me.
Trio should work better on the net. The cable network either couldn’t get or didn’t show enough different programming.