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You go, I'll meet up with you in about 2 months...

Photos from the website: "It's Morphin' Time!!" Enjoy it, because that's it for the Barbies... I think that Kelly may be proof that beauty pageants are fixed, but still, I appreciate the low-cut top... Remember, they're very close friends...

I think that you (syxx not Bob) forget that "Taped before a live studio audience" doesn't mean that a laugh track won't be used. It's implied, but you're left to draw your own conclusions.

You know, I thought she looked more like Kelly Taylor than Stacy, but that's just me.

I thought the idea was to list spinoffs that people didn't really know about?

Speaking of Trek... - "Trials and Tribble-ations". The whole damn thing - "Reunited". Dax and the other chick kiss. And it isn't just a peck. Others... - Chandler's IM romance turns out to be with Janice. - Chandler sleeps with Monica - Lance Storm (literally) kicks off the InVasion. Never mind that it's all downhill from there. - The Shockmaster. 'Nuff said. - Jack F'n Bauer, Chase, the virus and an axe.

Well, he DOES seem to like brunettes with big hooters...

Don't forget this: - and I think Fedor won that match despite taking that nasty suplex... (edit) Shit, it's miniature. Well, just trust me, it looks painful...

"The Art of Being Nick". Someone came up with the brilliant idea of giving Scott Valentine's character from "Family Ties" his own sitcom. I don't think it lasted beyond the pilot. "Living Dolls", spun off from "Who's The Boss?" and starring Leah Remini. The sitcom equivalent of "Models, Inc."

Last commercial, about 7 to the hour...

Chris managed to dodge a bullet there. Why he didn't point out that Kendra didn't negotiate is beyond me...

Hey, Chris is spazzing out and saying something dumb...

OK, Gene Simmons fucking ruled, because you could tell that he didn't give a shit AT ALL about the whole thing...

Yeah, his stock has dropped faster than Bobby Southworth...

Man, Carolyn is showing that, once again, she rules. She was BARELY able to contain her laughter at Tana talking "street"...

BNL and Simle Plan. Canada represent!!! And were Erin and Tana wearing the same sweater?

Link to Newsarama Good news for some readers, bad news for others. My view is that it's good news that Whedon will still have some sort of income after Serenity bombs...

OK, so Chris is not a homosexual, BUT he's still John's bitch... ...and would someone beside poor Angie answer the damn phone?

Well, I just saw it, and it looks even better when not taped from a camera...

I'm surprised at the size difference between the two though. Either James is smaller than I thought or Coby's bigger...

OK, Sumo Pillows seems stupid when you first think about it, but somehow, that was some fun shit...

Yeah, I never did understand the hate. It's not like Summers hadn't done this before...

According to George Lucas, it's the last Star Wars movie he's making, but as most fans know, Lucas is full of shit when it comes to commenting about Star Wars, so take that with a grain of salt. Chronologically, this is third, and Return of the Jedi would (in theory) be the last. About the trailer - fucking sweet...

I think that you hit it on the head there. Scott Frank seems to know exactly how to translate Elmore Leonard to the big screen. This one just seems to lack that little extra that Frank can put into it. Anyways, I thought the movie was good, but certainly not as great as it could be. Some thoughts: - The music, or lack thereof. Stuff in the vein of "Green Onion" help to add a little bit of pace to the scenes. But there really isn't any "mood music", and it hurts the film - Travolta, who just phones it in. The irony here is that Chili Palmer should allow him to do what he does best - mug for the camera and chew scenery - yet he doesn't do it. - Uma, although this isn't totally her fault. The Edie character was not a main character in the movie, but they rewrote it, trying to recapture the Pulp Fiction magic I suppose. - The setup. This goes back to the screenwriting, and this is pretty much where they go wrong. The movie has Chili going into the music industry, trying to make a singer famous. The book, however, has Chili working on a movie (in his head) about a singer trying to make it and the guy that helps her. So basically he and Linda are both using one another to get to the top in their industry. - Linda Moon. The character suffers because they put the focus on Edie, and really she's now just kinda there. The part that irks me though, is they never explain how she jumps from doing things "her own way" to having an elaborate, overproduced single. - Andre 3000. Good stuff. Dabu wasn't in the book, but they made this work, at least. Mr. Benjamin has got some potential. - The Rock. Owned the role, which isn't all that surprising - after all, Leonard modeled Elliot after Rocky (minus the gay part). - Vince Vaughn. I admit it, turning Raji into a Beastie Boy was inspired, and probably the best thing that F. Gary Gray did with the movie. In the hands of anyone but Vaughn (who seems to specialize in jerkoff characters), this might not work, but Vaughn pulls it off. He and Rocky had some pretty good chemisty. - PG-13 Rating. You simply cannot have "fuck" said only once in an Elmore Leonard film. You just can't. It's criminal. - (edit) I forgot to add that seeing the Japanamation robots (I saw a Getta Robo G - Dragun, Mazinger and I think a Gaiking) was kinda cool, yet entirely random. Overall, I'd say to wait for video, and expect something better than The Big Bounce, not not on the level of Out Of Sight, Jackie Brown or Get Shorty. Or even Karen Sisco. Let's hope that Tishimongo Blues goes better...

Still a no. There's something that just looks off about her...