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Only one person can properly play Venom and carry out Venom's psychotic witt and personality: Henry Rollins As for Brock, maybe have him be Venom's stunt double ala Ray Park from Sleepy Hollow...

No, because: 1. He'd fucking throw a fit at being used as a jobber and not go through with it... 2. He's an annoying AND self-absorbed sack of shit who doesn't even deserve to be buried by HHH, let alone the Gimp...

She slipped and hit her head on the side of the apartment complex pool and drowned after cursing Billy (who had dumped her) and Allison (who had gotten back at Brooke by marrying her father and driving him to financial ruin and suicide) for ruining her life. After her death, she returned as a figment of Billy's imagination for one episode where she would be urging Billy to continue being evil and mean. This continued (but without Brooke being seen oncamera) for several episodes before Billy ended up getting humiliated during one of his advertising pitches after taking ghost-Brooke's advice and the plotline was never discussed again...

Most likely it will lead to Booker T jobbing the belt to Randy Orton at Summerslam, what with Mick Foley being unavailable to put over Orton...

Peter and Amanda weren't villains per-say. All of their evil schemes had sound logic going on and they were in the right for the most part. On the other hand, looking back on it Billy was one big asshole. Granted he didn't come out of the asshole closet until the end of season three but watching the E! episodes it's pretty interesting to watch him and Allison and knowing how he ends up fucking her over. As for the most evil character ever to appear on Melrose Place, hands down it's got to be Brooke (played by S&TC's Kristin Davis). She ruined Allison's life, stole Billy from her and helped him become evil, blackmailed Amanda about her secret abusive husband and later led him and his mafia cronies to Amanda.

Agreed and one can note that the quality of the show went up when Kimberly was the focus and how it slowly but surely went into the crapper when Marcia Cross left the show...

Keith isn't bitter in his rants these days, he's just half-assing it with 99% of his writing being castrated tripe. He's still sucking up to the Steph/HHH political axis inside of the company like a pathetic shill while bashing Vince's toadies (Kevin Dunn most notably) who no one really cares about. He's recently started to at least make the illusion of having a spine still (as seen in the 2003 Judgement Day Rant) but he's still one big gigantic pussy who's DESPERATELY trying to become the next Vince Russo....

I don't know. Can the world of professional wrestling survine what would most definately be the second coming of Vince Russo in the form of Scooter joining the WWE writing staff?

Walter Jones was also on "The Shield" during it's first season, where he played a drug dealer who was being protected by the Vic Mackey character who ended up getting killed by another drug dealer on orders from Vic after his character shot up a bunch of Nation of Islam members and threatened to expose Vic as a crooked cop when Vic refused to clean up said incident for him...

Scott Keith versus the WWE Part Deux: Castrates his writing style, refuses to criticize or say anything bad against HHH during the second half of 2002, and only bitches at the small insignifigant things in the WWE and little Scooter STILL can't get hired by the WWE despite applying four times to the writing staff last year.

Turbo was one big walking abortion until the last couple of episodes, when they started the build-up to the whole Dark Spector arc that ran throughout PRIS and had Divatox actually be a villain instead of a pathetic spoiled brat who couldn't wipe her own ass and successfully destroy the Power Rangers HQ and Power Source.

Part of the whole bait and switch in regards to the identity of the Gold Ranger. All signs were pointing to Tommy's long lost brother becoming the Gold Ranger after Gold Ranger was outed as a generic alien. But they brought Jason in to be the Gold Ranger out of the thin blue sky...

Yeah, Scorpina was pretty cool. One of my favorite episodes was the one where she comes back and tries to seduce the second Black Ranger and the entire episode has the Second Yellow Ranger stalking the two and obsessing about how her teammate couldn't fall in love with another woman who wasn't her....

Zeo is the watershed moment for the series, as after Zeo the writers immeadiately decided to fuck off the show's original, now slightly older audience and go the God-Awful Kiddy route. Shit like crippling Rocky in order to bring in the Kid Ranger, the loss of Tommy (the core character of the franchise), and the pressence of Divatox (a pathetic villain played by a horribly bad actress who's character was nothing more than a sad and pathetic Sandra Bernhard impression) caused the franchise to jump the shark. But by the time that they moved onto "In Space" (which attempted to desperately recapture the original audience with more sophisticated, Star Wars-esque storyline of heroes fighting against an evil Empire and serialized form of storytelling and featured the extremely popular Astronema character) it was pretty much too late as the ratings had bottomed out and all of the kids/preteens who were now teens and college aged had moved onto over things and no longer connected to the show. If the show had stayed the course taken with Zeo the show would have achieved cult fandom status and stayed in the public eye as a pop culture item that outlasted it's trendy nature and evolved to meet the more adult needs of it's growing audience.

The way that they did the promos (plus them airing it at the dead of night) makes me think it wil be truly "uncut" but I wouldn't put it past them bleeping out the F-Word or at the very least, bleeping it out except for when it is crucial to the plot (such as during Uncle Fucker and during Cartman's fight with Saddam at the very end....

The following was taken from "The Worst Forum Ever" on Delphi: CHICAGO (thefutoncritic.com) -- 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment will once again give viewers the chance to catch up on one of the longest days in Jack Bauer's life. The studio announced over the weekend it is set to release "24: The Complete Second Season" on DVD on September 23, just in time for its third season debut the following month. And unlike its first season release, the seven-disc set will feature a large assortment of extras. Among them are 44 deleted scenes, episode commentaries from the cast and crew, two "making of" featurettes and alternate endings. The producers credit a six-month lead time to create the set as a reason for the plentiful extras. The previous season was rushed together in order to hit store shelves in time for its second season bow. The set will again feature all 24 episodes in anamorphic widescreen and Dolby 2.0 Surround with an MSRP of $69. Spoiler Space for Season 3 Spoilers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Season 3 is starting 2-2 1/2 years after the end of Season 2. Penny Johnson and the woman who played Kate have not signed on as regulars but should be appearing. Also, expect the back of the DVD package to contain another, as of yet to be revealed spoiler about Season 3 and it's plot.

Teh Bishie clause is in effect... Dangit why did they kill that Arab guy? He would have been a good partner. What's "Pulling a Raiden"?

Next Week I liked the first season or two of that. But it got pretty bad after a while. The USA TV "LFN" series was good through the show's first three seasons but fell apart in Season 4 (and the less said about Season 5 the better)....

Amidala most likely won't die in the third film, do to rumors that Natilie Portman was informed shortly after filming of AOTC wrapped about how Lucas was going to have her film a special "epilogue" scene involving her character's final fate when filming of the next film started that would be retro-actively inserted into ROTJ when Return... gets released onto DVD. This came about alongside the rumor that Lucas was also going to fuck with the ending of ROTJ in terms of the Jedi's final salute to Luke by way of digitally inserting the bulk of the cast of the Prequals as ghosts alongside Vader, Kenobi, and Yoda...

Vince wouldn't dare do another SS 97 screwjob for multiple reasons: 1. It would cause a a massive revolt in the locker room, who would feel it as bing proof that HHH was the devil and capable of ANYTHING to avoid losing the belt. 2. Golberg isn't Bret Hart and would not hold back his rage like Bret did if he got screwjobbed. At best, Golberg would physically maim HHH if HHH didn't flee the ring right away and would make a BIG stink in the media about how he got fucked over by Vince, which would hurt the WWE in the public eye BIG TIME....

The government is like an elephant. It never forgets, especially when someone like Vince loves to brag about beating the system.....

The standard line is that if you are caught doing drugs, you are offered a chance to go to rehab on Vince's dime and then come back to the company with no problems. I know Regal did several stints in rehab before coming back during 2000 and that was the reason why Jeff Hardy was fired, for not taking the rehab offer. Essentially, the company policy is that as long as you do rehab and don't fall apart and do something embarrassing (like a public freak-out or getting busted with drugs by the cops) the WWE will stand by you.

Can you name the board for us?

I'm sure it will, if only in passing, through the usual "Clique friendship" thing.

Why don't they just trade Nash to SD for Angle or Benoit? God knows that would make more sense than Nash being part of the Evolution......