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I agree with you two so far. I am loving this episode, it reminds me of the times in MY life where I have lost someone close to me. I love James Garner, if they give him the right material he could really shine in the setting of this show. If he is indeed going to move in with the family, he not only will be looking out for the kids just as their mom will be doing, but once his daughter begins to flirt with the concept of dating (I wouldn't look for that to happen anytime soon though), they could deal with his whole looking out for HIS child.

Different sites say different years, 1959-1961.

There have obviously been times where religious people, Christians, have killed in the name of God, but we can't harp on that for the end of time. Mistakes have been made in the past, there is nothing we can do about it. What we can do however is move forward, and learn from the mistakes of those that came before us. There are a lot of people right now in this world who kill, murder, people in the name of THEIR god. We can just hope that those people also learn to move forward and realize it is wrong to do that sort of thing.

This show is going to be very historic, for a sitcom that it. It's going to be very moving, I'm sure. I'm a huge fan of James Garner also, so at least they have him to work with. I think it just might still be a hit.

Kidman hasn't been doing anything relatively dangerous on television. My point was - why would the agents (or higher-ups) ask him to tone down his television style, as weak as it is, on top of his house show style? Ok, now I follow. I don't know, but I'd imagine that their saying that to the three guys was more so focused on Spanky and London.

No, I agree with you. I just didn't see what that had to do with what I said, that's all.

Kidman hasn't used anything relatively "dangerous" on television since his return (save for the planchas he did back in July). He also moves like molasses (for a cruiserweight), considering he's put on 25-30 pounds since his injury. *double blink* W-w-w-w-what?

That's possible, but you could also take the phrase... ...to mean that at the house shows this weekend, they were told to "slow it down". Meaning not JUST at house shows, but overall. The statement isn't really clear.

Well good to see you and I'm glad you are doing ok.

OMG, you still live and breathe? Where in the world have you been?

Good job.

[TEENAGE FEMALE]We can only hope! *high pitch* AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH~![/TEENAGE FEMALE]

Jesus, they're concerned about his weight NOW?! I haven't been concerned with it untill he made his return last week. I'll admit that the man looked, and moved, like shit in that match on SD last week. I can't believe that they allowed him to be on TV looking like that, he looked horrible. I mean, horrible for Rikishi is pretty fucked up. The moment I saw the guy last week, I knew something was up. I really hope he can overcome this though, I really do.

Somebody, hold me back, do it, HOLD ME BACK! I'll say it again, HOLD ME BACK!

Why the fuck didn't they just think ahead about this? Here is the latest news concerning this situation... ...so that's that, for now.

So am I. ''.....This filth, this pollution......'' Does anyone know the exact quote where he says that. I have the Ludvig Borga vs. Marty Janetty match at SummerSlam, and it includes the Borga promo before the match. He's standing in a slum in an alley, with trash everywhere. Here is what he says... ...I miss Ludvig.

I know that at times when you get a concussion you don't remember what happened or what happens after you got it, but I didn't know it was possible for you to suffer from one, and then go and do the sort of things that Hart did. That's what I mean.

I haven't seen this yet I don't think, so here goes, from 1wrestling... ...I'm just glad he didn't get REALLY hurt, it looked very bad.

Is something like that even possible? I don't know all that much about concussions, but I've never heard of something like this.

This person may have watched it in the 80's, but the film is from 1959. Starring Coleen Gray and Grant Williams, the film is known as The Leech Woman. From IMDB... ...then ending sequence is where he runs into the room looking for her to explain everything, and at that moment she jumps off of the balcony as she ages very quickly and she turns into a skeleton. The film was showcased on The Mystery Science Theater 3000 in episode Episode 802, which is where I FIRST saw this movie. This may or not be what this guy is looking for, but it sure as hell sounds like it to me. Here are two pictures from the MST3K broadcast when they aired the film... ...if this isn't the movie you want, then I have no idea what it could be.

I believe you have to create it by using differen't face paints and the such.

It's because of all of those damn kids stealing those webcast PPVs!

Also, ask him what he truly thinks of Buba Ho-Tep, as I'm sure he's see the film.

Ask him if he has any other DVDs of films lined up for him to do a commentary for. I know he is going to start doing a few, but I'd like to know which ones he knows for sure yet.

I truly wish the man would get his shit in order, and become totally straight. I'm sure the man is/could be a hell of a teacher. I'll always be a fan of his, always.