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As opposed to when The Rock did movies, and everybody asked him when he was coming back. <cliche>Boom! Roasted.</cliche> Yeah.

Yep. What I meant was that I figured it'd be revealed to be Kenny, but of course, it wasn't definitively. So, I got swerved and I'm okay with that. Yeah, that's the joke. I know. But it's not funny. It's stupid. I say po-tay-to, you say po-tah-to, you're wrong. Just kidding. I laughed because it was an inventive way to poke fun at themselves, but there's definitely an element of bait and switch involved. I understand that reaction, even if I didn't have it.

Yeah, that's the joke. There wasn't a whole lot of meat here, but I guess it was an okay episode. As I mentioned, I can't not like a Cartman-centered episode so I liked this one. Though, it did seem kind of one note with Cartman being upstaged over and over and over again. A little monotonous, but broken up nicely with Professor Chaos' 'triumphant' return. I REALLY thought Mysterion was Kenny until the end. Great payoff.

Even simpler, if neither team leads after each gets one possession, then it becomes sudden death. I'd knock 5 minutes off the current OT period and make it 10 minutes. Seems like the best compromise between the current NFL and college systems. Eliminates any questions of fairness (well, any non-delusional questions). It occurs to me that that's probably what you mean, but what the hell.

Nah. Which, ironically is how I spent my 21st birthday. I had a single beer that day and I shall have a single beer tonight in remembrance. Good times.

Actually, I'd have been PISSED if it had been Flair, but otherwise I agree with this. However, one could argue that WWE never announced that Austin would be involved with WM and as such it's not WWE's fault some fans are disappointed. (While this is logical, who cares, I'm still disappointed as hell.) Also, you could say that there's still a couple of weeks to go to WM and something could happen to change the announced match. Also, Austin still could show up at WM; you never know. Still, yeah, I'm not happy with the current direction of this angle. EDIT: Dammit, I knew I shouldn't have hit the Edit button a fourth time.

That's the Internet for you. [/hypocrite]

I thought it was pretty funny that Jack was caught unawares by the shooter, who was impersonating a cop, right after seeing a photo of him impersonating a cop. That's some sweet, sweet irony. Decent reloading episode. Nice to see Moss finally getting quicker on the uptake with nabbing Walker helping out Jack. Also, I'm interested in seeing what kind of bullshit reasoning Voight has for this entire plot (besides a "shitload of money", of course). Should be a knee-slapper from the way he was acting tonight.

http://pix.jj.am/gallery/v/Hulkhands/ Plenty more pics of her

Ha ha. Even though this has been used before showing that Hitler's a Cowboys fan, this is still damn funny. That "Downfall" clip is versatile, a 5-tool player.

I...did not. Of course, it's because I'm lazy and not because I'm stupid. Yeah, that's the ticket... I dunno, it seems like that was just Kent Brockman being Kent Brockman - that's perfectly in character for him (and always, ALWAYS funny to me). I didn't get this reference, so thanks for explaining that one. Yeah, really not helping my "I'm not stupid just lazy" stance here, I know. As for the episode itself, I thought it was pretty good overall. Having Lisa being able to DO something instead of sitting around whining at people is always a good thing. Also, Homer impersonating Maggie ("South Park did it!") for Marge was hilarious. Finallly, the riddles were entertaining, especially with the false answers. Funny stuff.

Yeah, that's true a lot of the time, but not in this case. Like I said though, South Park Zone is a good backup just in case you have problems with the official site, as I ironically am currently. Episode 2 looks like a Cartman episode - I don't believe I've ever disliked one of those so I'm amped for this one.

Yeah, I guess that's a good backup to this: Which is the official site and generally has most episodes. As for the episode itself, pretty hilarious. That can't be allowed to go on for too long. Not sure if it's a classic, but this definitely was one of the meaner episodes in a while. Just downright cruel and funny as hell.

I love everyone's one sentence retorts on this site. Seriousy, no one presents any sort of arguement when they post. Is that the ideal way to post? Clever retorts without any sort of justification as to why they're posting what they are? In all reality, many of the posters here are just sexually repressed people asserting their internet manliness and intelligence in order to compensate for their lack of actual real world communication skills. The sky is blue (or at least, appears to be blue).

I think the 'wouldn't Michael get fired if" ship sailed sometime in Season 2. I'm thinking if Michael ever does get fired, it'll be in the series finale...and he'll just get hired back by the end anyway. As for tonight, really good episode. I liked how everyone ganged up on Michael after he tried to sell out Dwight, especially Creed's interjection ("Nice going, kid."). Also, both the cold open and the tag were VINTAGE~ Jim, and the Kevin story was awesome as well. They're not ignoring the fallout of the Andy/Angela breakup (Andy's continual pessimistic advice to Kevin). Good stuff. Also: "Hey! Hey! Hey! You idiot!" "Start over." "Sirrrrr."

Wow, what a great episode tonight: -awesome call backs (ham button, Princess Leia outfit, Lutz=Meg Griffin) -Liberal use of the writing room (The token woman even got a line) -NO guest stars -the story really came together at the end This show is on a roll now. Here's hoping they can keep it up.

Honestly, I haven't been digging 30 Rock as much this season and I've grown to love The Office again. As ZGangsta said, the reliance on guest stars is dragging 30 Rock down. On the other hand, The Office has skewed towards more subtle humor and getting laughs out of mundane situations (minus the Super Bowl episode of course, of which I wasn't a huge fan). It feels more like early Season 2 to me. I will admit, though, that I really enjoyed the last 30 Rock episode, even if the Jack and Frank storyline didn't go as far as I expected.

According to some article floating around the net (from Draftsharks.com, I believe), the Jags were about $16 million under the cap before these moves, so this was probably a good time to bite the bullet and get rid of these guys instead of designating them as "June 1st" cuts and spreading the cap hit over to 2010. Better to rip the band-aid off now then prolonging the pain. Still, stupid, stupid moves in the first place. Heh, look at the Redskins fan throwing stones over here in my glass house.

"Basket Bitch"

This means more entertainment for me so I'm all for it.

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I already have too much to watch at 9PM on Tuesdays, and I always feel really stupid about believing things wouldn't turn out the way they did whenever I watch this show. However, you throw in Christian, my girl Nattie and a returning Evan Bourne, and I think I may have to start taking a look. Dammit. Edit: I forgot Noble. Yeah, he's not bad either. Also, I couldn't care less about Swagger either way. So there.

I'm guessing that's just a happy coincidence. Grrr.

I wasn't one of those posters last week, but my reaction was not "OH NOES, CENA BEAT JERICHO!!", but more like "OH NOES, CENA MADE JERICHO LOOK WEAK AND INEFFECTIVE!!". I had no problem with Cena going over, only how he did it (i.e. prolonged stretch in the Walls, rolled directly into the STF leading to an extremely quick tap by Jericho). However, last night I realized five things: 1. The Walls isn't even Jericho's finisher any longer 2. Jericho just finished one of the best years of his career 3. He can get his heat back with one promo 4. WWE has shown willingness to allow Jericho to sometimes win cleanly, even as a heel (this was my biggest issue with previous non-Cruiserweight heel Jericho characters - he never, ever, eeeeeeever, won cleanly) 5. He has a credible, over finisher with the Codebreaker Taking all this into account, I'll no longer get upset at Jericho looking bad. This current character is virtually bulletproof, and awesome. As for this week's show, pretty solid from top to bottom. I really enjoyed Regal-Punk for the time they got, but I'm also looking forward to that being the end of that little rivalry for the time being (I rolled my eyes at both King and Cole calling Punk "lucky", but whatever). Regal had a gamplan that built off last week's match and stuck to that gameplan, while Punk just countered as best he could. Really good stuff. Jericho was masterful in the opening promo (Slick Ric, on the other hand, just looked and sounded bad), but I'm still not sure where this angle is going. Should be a fun ride. Since there's no chance in hell he's winning on Sunday I was glad he got the victory in the 6-man tag match. Good energy overall here. I'm kinda bored with Priceless (especially since they won't let Dibiase talk anymore), so their tag match was a blur. Especially since it was just the same match as last week. Meh. The women's match was enjoyable in its shortness. Melina's come a long way. Still sloppy as shit, but fun to watch anyway. Beth continues to own it both in and out of the ring. Taker/Orton was fine for what it was, and I was pleasantly surprised at how much offense Orton was allowed. The finish was acceptable for the most part. I'm through complaining about "Shane O'Mac" because he's a known quantity. He's going to cool off the heat of anybody he's paired with. That's just the way it is. Me, I'm already looking forward to Monday where we can put this debacle behind us and just move on. Orton's young enough where this shouldn't "Kane" him. He's going to be in one of the main events at WM, so at least he's got that going for him. Which is nice. It looks like WWE's foreshadowing either a Steph turn or HHH involvement in the angle. So, I'm guessing neither happens, which I would be OK with.