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How might one go about doing that?

I was playing WM2000, facing the Undertaker in a cage match. After having to restart several times because it's FUCKING IMPOSSIBLE to beat the Undertaker in a cage match in that game, I started hitting the controller against the mattress. I got REALLY pissed when my guy actually stopped moving alltogether. As it turns out, I jerked the controller plug out of the system.

Scorsese directed it, no way it's gonna win anything

Is there ANYTHING that's actually rock in there?

The corpse of Katie Vick winning the title? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> A ladder winning the title?

I thought Locke was going to form a little group of his own (like The Flock or something)

God, I love this show (Earl)

FG's shot at My Two Dads was great. "It's just like that show where there were two dads, except nobody's laughing...no, wait, it's exactly the same."

Although, he defied the government agent guys, who are in all likelyhood going to tell his wife about his son. If she leaves him, then the Taj will be kindof pointless. If Michael isn't helping him with that, he wouldn't have an in with the warden anymore.

I've gotta get that Wrestling at the Chase book...

I'm still wondering how they'd do another season of this. I don't think it'd go over well if the breakout didn't happen this season

So, who all from the previous movies won't be in this? I keep hearing conflicting reports

7. That thing Stewart does where he adjusts his tie and says something in that weird Woody Allen-ish voice is dumb and overdone

So which "archetype" does AD fit into? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I dunno, what's archtype/archetype mean? And what's AD stand for? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Archetype: An original model or type after which other similar things are patterned. AD: "Arrested Develpment", a Fox sitcom with a pretty vocal cult following. AD is probably best categorized as a prototype from which future shows will model themselves after. "Everybody Loves Raymond" is basically a more mature version of "Home Improvement", which itself was a rip-off of "the Cosby Show"; while "Will and Grace" is basically a homosexual version of "Friends," which itself was a Generation X rip-off of "Seinfeld." <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Anyone else surprised how much people are talking about some stupid-ass post? I don't even watch many sitcoms, it just seems like (from the commercials) that they're all "Some stupid doughy guy with a moderately attractive wife and a wacky family." And I know what archetype means (just didn't know how to spell it), I was just hoping people would write me off as someone who doesn't know what they're talking about and move on. So, she lost her list of people to thank down her dress. That's pretty hilarious.

Yeah, but he was an original/main memeber of the cast. Look at any magazine talking about Lost: Season 2. One of the main focal points of them (Entertainment Weekly, TV Guide) is Michelle Rodriguez. And she is playing a character we don't even know is alive yet. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> *shrug* Not the show's fault.

I dunno, what's archtype/archetype mean? And what's AD stand for? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> ar·che·type (är'kĭ-tīp') n. An original model or type after which other similar things are patterned; a prototype: “‘Frankenstein’ . . . ‘Dracula’ . . .. . . the archetypes that have influenced all subsequent horror stories” (New York Times). AD= Arrested Development <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Oh. I dunno, I don't watch AD

Is it just me or is Spader starting to look and sound like a young Christopher Walken? Also, Braff's reaction to Laurie "doing a British accent" was great

So which "archetype" does AD fit into? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I dunno, what's archtype/archetype mean? And what's AD stand for?

The archtype for 50% of all the current sitcoms (Will & Grace being the archtype for the other 50%)

Don't worry, everyone thinks you're a fangirl anyways

Huzzah! @ Lost winning

Actually, watching the season again, I'm glad they didn't show what was in the hatch. The whole episode was loaded as it was, they wouldn't have had near enough time to show what was in the hatch and give it a good payoff.

I think being in the LOTR trilogy outweighs the two movies Rodriguez has done