King Kamala

Eh... my area isn't much better we got Stephen King, Judd Nelson, Linda Lavin (from Alice), and Olympic Gold Medalist swimmer, Ian Crocker. And this is definitely the worst season of My Name is Earl, it hasn't gotten to the point where it's unwatchable yet but the gimmicks are getting tired and the shows are a bit less funnier than they were in the first two seasons.

tsk tsk Carlito Brigante itsk tsk If you're talking about the energy drink, than you are a laff riot!

Good for American Gangster, looking forward to checking that out next weekend.

Orson Wells: I have gone to a better place. A place filled with Mrs. Pell's Fish Sticks. Yes! Oh yes! They're even better when you're dead!

I'm pretty sure Cage is a big wrestling fan actually. I think Goldberg mentioned meeting him backstage in his shitty autobiography in the lame chapter where he talks about all his celebrity buddies.

Yeah, well it's the Writers Guild of America going on strike.

Todd Rundgren- Can We Still Be Friends? A live version from an album I got for $2.99 used on sale at FYE. It's just Todd on the piano with an acapella group. Being a fan of Todd and acapella music- I love this version, perhaps more than the studio version.

SNL is on for tonight by the way. But the Rock's show next week and Jonah Hill on the 17th are very likely cancelled which is really too bad as I was looking forward to both

Another shitty one and my younger brother loved it and made me watch several episodes. He also owns all of the seasons of Drawn Together on DVD. Damn him!

The Oblongs, that was the piece of shit I was trying to remember! That's got to be the nadir of Will Ferrell's career alongside the Bewitched movie and that soccer movie he did. Another show that should be brought up is Game Over, the CGI UPN show about video game characters. Fun fact; it came in last in the ratings of shows that aired on network television that season. Drawn Together is also pretty shitty from what I've seen. Oh and Father of The Pride that kind of sucked.

What's everybody's pick for worst "adult" animated series? I'm going to have to go with God, The Devil, and Bob though I feel like I'm forgetting an especially terrible one. God, The Devil, and Bob was just flat out mediocre in every way.

It won't they finished filming the season about two months ago and I guess all they're doing now is editing.

So there was a new burger I saw on the menu at Denny's last night (Though it said it was "returning" on the menu- guess I'm not enough of a Denny's connoisseur) called The Slamburger. It was a burger with eggs and hash browns on top. I was tempted to try it but I didn't. Next time though I find myself at Denny's, I'm so getting a Slamburger.

Man, I had possibly the shittiest eating day ever or the most glorious depending on how you look at it; Breakfast: Bowl of Corn Flakes and Cranberry Juice Early Lunch: McChicken, medium fries and medium orange Hi-C Late Lunch: 3 Crab Rangoons, 3 Chicken Fingers, 1 sliced BBQ pork rib, a spring roll and pork fried rice from local Chinese restaurant Dinner: 2 slices of Papa John's pizza and a lot of bottled water (Like 3 or 4, wanted to keep the voice fresh) "Late Night" meal (It was like 10 so not that late but didn't know what else to call it): Moons Over My Hammy and a Pineapple Dream from Denny's. The latter is surprisingly really fucking good. Easily the best item I've ever had at Denny's.

Yeah but my knowledge of Duckman's existance started when it was being rerun on Comedy Central roughly around the same time as Queer Duck (early this decade around '02 or so)

For some reason, I always confuse Duckman with the 17th unsuccessful attempt at a Jim. J Bullock comeback vehicle, Queer Duck. Mostly because they're both "adult" cartoons starring talking ducks but there's really nothing else in common between the two.

I couldn't disagree more. Though I will say some of the pop culture references are very dated but that sort of comes with the territory.

Aw man, Christopher Guest is coming to Boston on November 30th and he's going to be playing songs from This Is Spinal Tap and A Mighty Wind with students from Berklee. I am so there.

I'm a huge fan of Tina's Frozen Burritos. Love the Red Hot Beef kind and they're cheap as fuck. I'm a huge frozen pizza fan as well. For a while, I was eating them at least once or twice a week. I'm not a really fan of anything frozen that I have to eat with a fork for some reason. I've never really liked Stouffer's Lasagna or stuff like that. Used to love Kids Cuisine TV dinners and later on, Hungry Man Dinners (WITH CORN AND PUDDIN'!) but I just haven't been able to tolerate them for a couple years. And frozen breakfast, god I don't know why I don't have that more often. Good stuff.

Let's hope nobody thinks they're in the food forum and thinks this is a thread about the cereal.

It could be good but with the people involved, I doubt it. Though the one good thing that can come out of this is the original series getting released on DVD over here. I have no idea why it hasn't.

That's weird, Pizza Hut doesn't really deliver or have takeout anymore. They just have that stupid Pizza Hut Italian Bistro. Has anybody here actually gone to one of those? I'm curious as to what they're like

You think that's embarrassing? I wrote a fan letter to Jaleel White (TV's Urkel!) and even sadder, I didn't get a response. Damn him!

I've known them about them and hears bits and pieces for years due to my dad being big into a lot of The British Invasion groups. I even saw them live this summer as a part of a big oldies concert and they were easily the best act of the night but I just really started listening to them in the past two or three weeks. The original lineup is reuniting next year and going on tour in The U.K., playing Odessey and Oracle in its entirety. I hope that tour finds its way to the U.S. They were great last time I saw them, even though it was just Argent, Colin Blunstone, and a bunch of ringers.

I think their justification is the Complete Series has a bunch of special features and three never before seen episodes while the individual season sets are barebones with the exception of commentary on 2 or 3 episodes per set. But I think only geeks are willing to pay $30 more to get more special features. It's hard to believe now and I bet 90% of you will razz me for saying this but Ray Romano was actually funny on Dr.Katz, according to one of the commentaries they wanted to make him a regular but he decided to do NewsRadio instead (Which he was on for a couple days before getting canned and replaced by Joe Rogan). The other 10% is wondering "Wait....when is Ray Romano not funny?" Thing I miss the most about old school Comedy Central- hours upon hours of 1980 to late 90s SNL reruns. The E! Network never fucking shows reruns and when they do it's the same rotation of six or seven episodes from this decade. Bastards!