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You're half right. Nidia originally wanted to break it up but agreed to make it a threesome. Before that could happen, Gunn showed up to break that up, but hilarity ensued, and it became a foursome.

Jack in a Saunders role would have to be in the final season, which last I read, there will be a season 8. If they ever did that, they need to build up someone at CTU as the replacement Jack. Looks like Doyle won't be coming back as a field agent, and it's too bad that Tony's dead. As it is, I liked the ending. I actually thought Heller might get killed any second, and Jack finally venting about everything was great.

How's the paltalk chat supposed to work? When I get to the chat, the audio is playing for the Punk/Burke match. Edit: nevermind, figured it out

I'd say just about everything on Raw was enjoyable outside of Faarooq vs. Bart. And I have to say, Lawler can really suck at commentary at times, but I don't know if he's ever been more annoying than when he was calling the Austin-Taker match. Just non-stop squealing about Taker's injured ribs. Yeah, he's supposed to be the heel commentator, but dear god.

17. Jericho/Rock 32. Rock/Foley 24. Razor/Michaels 25. Mick Foley/Randy Orton 46. Backlund/Bret 20. HHH-Angle-Steph 21. HBK-Deisel 43. Austin vs Taker 37. HBK/Jericho 29. Bulldogs/Hart Foundation 27. Hardy's/Dudley's/E&C 35. Austin/Angle 23. Jannetty/Michaels 26. Austin/Hart 34. Taker/Kane 47. Hogan vs Rock

About Galactus:

I missed two parts. What happened when Claudette visited Gilroy's wife, and what was said about Hernan? I thought I heard that his cover was blown.

From 411

that just means hes guaranteed to lose That was actually in reply to Mecca's "that's where he'll be punished".

Not to mention it's his hometown.

They already signed Edge vs. Batista.

Bob Schrader, a columnist on WWE.com, actually wrote about the absurdities of Mabel becoming Viscera and the possibility that Viscera doesn't remember that he is Mabel and he won KOTR. It actually just gets funnier as you get further in.

I finally saw it. Overall, I thought it was good, with complaints here and there, but overall really entertaining. Not better than the second movie, though. I have most of the same complaints as everyone, the biggest obviously being that there was too much for one movie. I didn't mind them inserting Harry's arc in there, but Sandman and Venom needed their own movie. And I must be the only person on the entire board who doesn't mind Kirsten Dunst as MJ.

They also beat all the other teams at NYR to get a title shot "sometime in the future".

Regular Nintendo and Super Nintendo usually. If any of the listed, then it's spell them out.

Yeah, I'm getting the feeling that Shane will end up killing himself right in front of Vic, before Vic can do it himself. I really want to feel bad for Shane, seeing him walking around half dead and being thrown out of his house, but that's what you get for banging that hoodrat... and killing Lem I suppose. This entire season has been great so far. At this pace, I could see this becoming the best season. Hooray for Antwon next week.

I find it hilarious that several guys get no response, but an appearance by Big Dick Johnson causes some excitement.

About the plastic surgeon... I only saw the last couple minutes of the episode, but if we're thinking of the same guy, I know he was in the episode of Seinfeld, "The Fatigues", as the mailroom guy that Elaine kept promoting.

I don't remember when exactly he said that, but the end of the episode was Claudette telling Vic that he needs to basically help train his replacement.

I really want to believe that London & Kendrick won't be forgotten or depushed, but WWE's track record with teams over the last year or so hasn't been good. Nearly every team that's lost the titles have been broken up shortly after (MNM- originally, Cade & Murdoch- originally, Big Show & Kane, Spirit Squad), and of course despite actually having a better number of active teams than usual, the division is basically non-existant for any team that isn't the champs with the occasional random challengers of the month. Logic says that Londrick should be chasing the belts, but WWE's track record for logic isn't that great either.

Dutch finally gets a "date" with Tina. The federal agent on his porch: "Get rid of your date." Poor Dutch. Billings was pretty funny throughout, especially when talking about riding with the Strike Team. Ronnie getting his own case outside of the Strike Team AND getting to interact with others was interesting.

Wow, looks like Ronnie will actually interact with someone outside of the Strike Team.

Bauer Bauer has the military training. Sure, Mackey could have the advantage for a little bit, but Bauer busts out moves you think are impossible. In the finale of Day 2, remember when he snaps a guy's neck by running up a wall and flipping over? Mackey does the bad ass stuff like grilling faces on stovetops, but Bauer is just as brutal.

Jack Bauer - 24 Vic Mackie - The Shield

NORTHERN DIVISON FINALISTS (1) Jack Bauer - 24 vs (2) Theodore 'T-Bag' Bagwell - Prison Break SOUTHERN DIVISION FINALISTS (1) Vic Mackie - The Shield vs (2) Simon Adebisi-Oz EASTERN DIVISION FINALISTS (1) Angelus - Buffy/Angel vs (5) Andy Sipowicz-NYPD Blue vs (10) Dr. Gregory House - House M.D. WESTERN DIVISION FINALISTS (1) Tony Sorpano-The Sopranos vs (2) Ryan O'Reily - Oz vs (10) Macgyver - Macgyver