Spaceman Spiff

"Tazz's Keys to Victory"? That's pretty sweet, they should try to do that every time there's a relatively "big" match on SD. And, oooh boy, Ripper's not going to like Cena's rap.

If Rollins ran full-steam into Pudge, he still would have fallen on his ass.

Why didn't you just say so in the 1st place?

Of course, they'd be jobbing to the Dudleys upon arriving.

Lieberthal wasn't even looking at the ball on that play. His head was down and he was around 2nd before he even took another glance to the outfield. He's gotta go at most 3/4 of the way to 2nd base on that play, just in case.

What's up w/ the umpires giving out warnings this year? The 1 issued tonight was awful. Reminded me of the 1 that the Phillies got in Montreal. He's obviously not trying to hit the lead-off guy in a close game w/ the team they're trailing for a playoff spot. That had to have been Vuke's call to send Rollins. *I* could have thrown Jimmy out. Lieberthal made a big mistake on the bases tonight, too.

Didn't think so.

The "Baby Translator" is supposed to be an extra in the Season 3 set, but I haven't seen it anywhere on the DVD's. Is it an Easter Egg? Am I just not seeing it? Any help? I'm not talking about the episode. I'm not *that* stupid.

They're tying it in stylistically w/ ANH, thus the longer "70's-ish" hairstyles.

Unintentional Comedy Rating: 95/100

You sure about that?

In my league: Garcia: 28 points Maddox: 38 points

hey i liked AOTC There was a thread of spoilers for Episode III in here somewhere, and from reading them I was all kinds of psyched. The movie *sounds* like it'll kick ass. And here it is!

I can't understand a thing in this post.

Or turn him face.

Doug Basham > Danny Basham I enjoyed Doug's couple of Velocity matches a while ago (before he came back in his current gimmick). Had 1 match against Shannon Moore, and drew good heel heat for a guy the crowd had probably never seen before. Used some nice moves, and showed some decent charisma. He seems to bump very well. I have no idea how he is on the mic, though. I would have preferred Doug to have come in as a single. On a personal note, I'd love to see a Doug/Kanyon match. I think that would be extremely fun.

Houston had Carr using the 3-step drop most of the time. I don't know why they couldn't get to Vinny more than once, though. They'll get Bledsoe at least a few times this Sunday. And for as bad as the pass defense has been, they've only given up 2 TD's total so far.

::sigh:: It *could* have been written out of the show, but the show would not have been as good, as witnessed by the 1 season without him.

Hartman was A focus, not THE focus. I know he wasn't the main character, I'm not arguing that. All I'm saying is that, even though he wasn't the main focus of the show, he still wasn't replaceable as you had originally mentioned.

I'll take more Bashams, although in addition to, not at the expense of, Haas/Benjamin.

But taking Phil Hartman the performer out is the same as taking the character out. The character of Bill McNeal was as important as the characters of Dave, Lisa, and Jimmy. I don't understand how you can say Hartman couldn't be replaced, but the character could.

Then he obviously wasn't replaceable, like you've been claiming. That's all I've been trying to point out to you.

Phil Hartman was the biggest star on the show, and a big part of why the show worked. After his death, the show wasn't as good, and only lasted 1 more season, so I'd say he wasn't replacable. I can't think of anyone they could have brought in that would have had the same impact on the show that Hartman did. Joe Rogan, despite being great in the role, was a supporting guy. Khandi Alexander had a supporting role. Phil Hartman was way more than just a supporting role.

Well, uh, that too. ::hides personal bias::