DerangedHermit

This part was awesome.

Woohoo! Another (almost) all NY/NJ Fan. I'm not the one and only. Are you/were you from the NYC area? If so, where? *will avoid that area*

Life is depressing in the Hermit household. Not really. My brother is a Yankee fan. However, my dad is a Red Sox fan .

I got #5. It somewhat fits, but not really.

That Poliwhirl is one hot piece of ass, I tell ya!

MLB: NY Mets NHL: NY Rangers NBA: Dallas Mavericks or New Jersey Nets, don't really watch NFL: NY Jets

Joe McEwing? That's got to be some kind of sick joke. I don't know. They could have built it around Timo Perez or Roger Cedeno. Seriously though, I heard a few names tossed around, most notably Aaron Heilman, Tyler Yates, Royce Ring (who they got for Alomar last yr.) and Victor Diaz (who they got for Burnitz last yr.).

Ugh....it smells like death in here.

I'll be in the area for Mania, so I'll try those, thanks for the tip. If you didn't know, it is a supermarket chain. There's only like two in Manhattan (I think, Harlem). But there's more in Brooklyn, Queens, LI, and NJ. I don't think you'd want to waste a trip doing that (unless you go to the NYC area frequently).

Good choice.

You answered your own question. /just kidding, Canadians are cool...except for the sucky ones

For those of you in the NYC/NJ/LI area or the Philly area, check your local Pathmark. They may have the older 2000-2002 WWF DVD's. Also check in places such as Walgreen's and Kmart, too. I've seen a lot of PPV's, and some other DVD's. They're usually less than $7. I've gotten Hulk Still Rules (for $2.50 on day after Thanksgiving), Mick Foley: Hard Knocks and Cheap Pops (for $6.99 just recently) and NWO: Back in Black (for $2.50). I'm still looking for WWF Action, though.

Uh oh......Frigid's on the edge!

Exactly. Marla offered to adopt her, and wham, cut to fucking black, last episode ever. AHHHHHH! Thank God that Fox is too lazy to develop another show. And by the way, to whomever praised Oliver Beene, I have to partially agree. A lot of the jokes are way too campy, but I did enjoy this one. Oliver's looking at the palm of his hand. Older brother: Talking to your girlfriend? Oliver: What? Older brother: Ohhh. Wait a few years. Yeah, there was another campy but funny scene with Oliver on a bus with a thermos of pea soup: *Oliver fumbles with soup, gets it open, some spills on shirt and the thermos and cup fall out the bus window into another car* Kid: What happened to you? Oliver: I.......uhhh lost my lunch. *looks over to car, which has sped away* Kid: OLIVER THREW UP! OLIVER THREW UP! And there was something in the same episode about the backstory of a kid named One Nad Fitzsimmons. He was running with scissors...(they showed a flashback with him falling, cut away, and he screams)

Of course Johnson and Eagan are not there because even hell doesn't want them.

Damn you! Only if they had built the Long Island Sound crossings could we New Yorkers pollute Connecticut and Rhode Island, and from there, the rest of New England! But no, we have to go through Westchester and enter from the west. BOOOOOORING!

Apparently it is. Dayyyyyyyy-um. I don't know if that'll transfer well to a cartoon. But it's a damn good strip, and Baby Blues and Dilbert were decent cartoon shows for meh comic strips.....so, I'll definitely look forward to this.

Hmm.....I just saw a tentative 2004-5 Fox schedule....Beene's gone and Boston Public hangs on AND moves to Wednesday before OC. I can't really complain, it looks good! Sunday 7:00 Football 7:30 King of the Hill 8:00 The Simpsons 8:30 Arrested Development 9:00 Malcolm in the Middle 9:30 American Dad (Seth MacFarlane's new project) Monday 8:00 The Bernie Mac Show 8:30 Cracking Up 9:00 Wonderfalls Tuesday 8:00 That 70's Show 8:30 The Boondocks 9:00 24 Wednesday 8:00 Boston Public 9:00 The O.C. Thursday 8:00 ---------whatever they want to put there----- Friday 8:00 World's Craziest Videos 8:30 Tottaly Outrageous Behavior 9:00 The Jury Saturday 8:00 Cops 9:00 America's Most Wanted

And the weird thing is, I just heard it'll be renewed for a 2nd season. that's because the head of Fox is HIGH on it and it's it's #1 critical hit... That's how Sports Night survived two seasons dispite shitty ratings... I'm expecting them to try to stick A.D with The O.C Somehow. I would hate it if they did that. I like how it fits in that Sunday block. And if they did you said, I'd have to choose between Smallville or A.D. (which Smallville wins). BTW, are they bringing back Oliver Beene after this season? It's much better than anybody gives it credit for (Andrew Lawrence, the only good Lawrence; and Grant Shaud, who plays Oliver's dad, both absolutely rule)

It lasted until last month and was removed for Feb. sweeps. It looks like it won't return back, since they ordered 15 episodes (aired 11 so far, but will air other stuff for rest of season, may play other 4 + series finale during summer)

And the weird thing is, I just heard it'll be renewed for a 2nd season.

How the hell could I forget The Critic? Thanks, TCR. That show got shafted by two networks (ABC and FUX, as in fucks up anything not named Simpsons, reality shows and immediate hits), a cable network who shows its reruns late at night (Com. Central) and shockwave.com!

That transcends sports, dude.

No. No, he will never find his pants.

Yeah, the Rangers have MORE THAN ENOUGH $$$ to hire an hypnotist to make them think they're always playing the Islanders.