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This may be off topic ... but I want a Willow action figure BAD. Toys R Us and Kay Bee do not offer such items.

I loved 'Beer Bad', just for cavegirl Buffy... "Buffy...want...beer" (makes Willow-esque resolve face)

I was actually lucky enough to get a copy off eBay about 3 years ago that I could swear is 1st generation. The quality is superb, probably the best I've seen in all the handhelds I've come across.

I'd have to go with Moore but I'm liking Pierce a lot too. For the person that picks Dalton, they get smacked (Buffy referrence).

It wasn't released; the WWE still likes to pretend that HBK / Bret was the first.

Office Space Mallrats Go The Game (with Michael Douglas, not Triple H-uh)

I completely forgot about "The Wish"...still trying to get that off Kazaa. "Hush" is one of the few I haven't seen.

If I had to pick one singular show for a non-fan to watch, it would def be 'Passions'. Very...for lack of a better word, poetic. My other faves like 'The Gift' or 'Once More with Feeling' or even the more recent 'Conversations with Dead People', to appreciate the show you have to get the full jist of the backstory. 'Passions' can stand by itself as a great episode. I loved 'The Body' and caught it accidentally while flipping through channels tonight. The first half hour is tremendous. Once they get to the morgue it slows down a bit.

I seriously considered doing the Randy Savage finger pointing spin during my high school graduation.

Here's my list for anyone willing to trade. They're on various CDs. MATCHES WWF: Bret Hart vs. Steve Austin (WrestleMania XIII; submission match) Mankind vs. Kane (8-98; HIAC) The Ultimate Warrior vs. Rick Rude (WrestleMania V) Rob Van Dam vs. Brock Lesnar (KOTR 02) Steve Austin vs. Booker T (1-02; winner gets world title shot at No Way Out) Chris Benoit & Chris Jericho vs. Steve Austin & Triple H (5-21-01) Rob Van Dam vs. Eddie Guerrero (Backlash 02) Shawn Michaels vs. Mankind (8-97; Rude returns) Rob Van Dam vs. the Undertaker (Vengeance 01) Bret Hart vs. Owen Hart (Summer Slam 94; steel cage match) Shawn Michaels vs. Mankind (Mindgames) DX vs. the Corporation (1-98; Royal Rumble for #30 spot in the PPV) The Rock vs. Mankind (Empty Arena match) Kurt Angle vs. Rey Mysterio Jr. (Summer Slam 02) The Ultimate Warrior vs. Triple H (WrestleMania XII) Hulk Hogan vs. King Kong Bundy (WrestleMania 2; steel cage match) Hulk Hogan vs. Triple H (Backlash 02) Shawn Michaels vs. Triple H (Summer Slam 02; streetfight) The Ultimate Warrior vs. the Honkytonk Man (Summer Slam 88) Steve Austin vs. Owen Hart (Summer Slam 97; Kiss My Ass title match) The Undertaker vs. Jimmy Snuka (WrestleMania VII) The Rock vs. Hulk Hogan (WrestleMania X8) Edge vs. Christian (Rebellion 01; steel cage match) Hulk Hogan vs. the Undertaker (Judgment Day 02) Chris Benoit & Chris Jericho vs. the Dudley Boyz vs. Matt & Jeff Hardy vs. Edge & Christian (TLC 3) Bret Hart vs. the British Bulldog (Summer Slam 92) Bret Hart vs. Shawn Michaels (Survivor Series 97; finish) The Hart Foundation vs. the Rockers (SNME; 4-90) Bret Hart vs. the Dynamite Kid (Landover, MD; 9/85) Bret Hart vs. Hakushi (In Your House) Bret Hart vs. Ric Flair (11-13-91) Shawn Michaels vs. Razor Ramon (Summer Slam 95; ladder match) Steve Austin vs. Shawn Michaels (KOTR 97) Billy Kidman vs. X-Pac (fall 01; Kidman regains Cruiserweight title) Booker T vs. Brock Lesnar (6-02; KOTR Qualifying match) Edge & Rey Mysterio Jr. vs. Chris Benoit & Kurt Angle (No Mercy 02) The Undertaker vs. Brock Lesnar (No Mercy 02; HIAC) Hulk Hogan vs. Mr. Perfect (SNME; 4-90) Randy Orton & Rico vs. Brock Lesnar & Ron Waterman (02) Rey Mysterio Jr. vs. Tajiri (7-02) Steve Austin vs. Kurt Angle vs. Rob Van Dam (No Mercy 01) The Dudleyz vs. Edge & Christian vs. the Undertaker & Kane (No Way Out 01; tables match) The Hurricane vs. the Big Show (9-4-01; Toronto) The Rock & Chris Jericho vs. the Dudley Boyz (10-01; Rock and Jericho win the titles) Triple H & X-Pac vs. Shane McMahon & Kane (2-15-99) Trish Stratus vs. Stacy Keibler (11-01; gravy bowl match) Eddie Guerrero vs. Essa Rios (5-1-00; Raw) Hulk Hogan vs. Yokozuna (WrestleMania IX) Billy Kidman & the Hurricane vs. Jamie Knoble & Tajiri (7-02) Bret Hart vs. Vader vs. the Undertaker vs. Steve Austin (Final Four) Chris Jericho vs. Maven (2-02; world title match) Kurt Angle vs. Shane McMahon (KOTR 01; streetfight) The Rock vs. Chris Benoit (Penn State; 9-25-00; first Raw on TNN) The Undertaker vs. Kane (Unforgiven 98; Inferno match) Triple H vs. the Rock (Summer Slam 98; ladder match) The Rock, Hulk Hogan, & Kane vs. Hall, Nash, & X-Pac (4-02) Bret Hart vs. the 1-2-3 Kid (7-94) Edge vs. Eddie Guerrero (No DQ, 9-02) Brock Lesnar vs. the Big Show (Survivor Series 02) Kane & the Hurricane vs. Lance Storm & Christian (Anaheim, 9-02; title change) Steve Austin & Shawn Michaels vs. the British Bulldog & Owen Hart (Evansville, IN; 5-97; title change) The Undertaker vs. Shawn Michaels (Royal Rumble 98) Bret Hart vs. Mr. Perfect (Summer Slam 91) Demolition vs. Andre the Giant & Haku (WrestleMania VI) Hulk Hogan vs. Brock Lesnar (8-02) Jeff Hardy vs. Brock Lesnar (Backlash 02) Lita vs. Trish Stratus (Bra & Panties match) Mankind vs. the New Age Outlaws (Summer Slam 98) Tag Team Table Invitational (No Mercy 00) Triple H vs. the Rock (Summer Slam 98) WCW: Bill Goldberg vs. Raven (4-98; Raven’s Rules; Goldberg wins US title) Bret Hart vs. Ric Flair (Souled Out 98; finish) Bill Goldberg vs. Scott Steiner (Fall Brawl 00; No DQ) Wargames 96 Ric Flair vs. Ricky Steamboat (house show; Capital Centre; spring 89) Chris Benoit vs. Raven (Souled Out 98) Eddie Guerrero vs. Syxx (Souled Out 97; ladder match) Rey Mysterio Jr. vs. Eddie Guerrero (Halloween Havoc 97; title vs. mask) Diamond Dallas Page vs. David Arquette vs. Jeff Jarrett (Slamboree 00; Triple Cage) Sting vs. Cactus Jack (Beach Blast 92; falls count anywhere) Chris Jericho vs. Rey Mysterio Jr. (Souled Out 98) Bill Goldberg vs. Hulk Hogan (7-98; Goldberg wins world title) 6-Man Cruiserweight Elimination match (Superbrawl Revenge) Rey Mysterio Jr. vs. Ultimo Dragon (World War III 96) Ric Flair vs. Big Van Vader (Starrcade 93; title vs. career) Chris Benoit vs. Jeff Jarrett (Starrcade 99; ladder match) Diamond Dallas Page vs. Chris Benoit (SuperBrawl VIII) Ric Flair vs. Ricky Steamboat (Chi-Town Rumble) Booker T vs. Jeff Jarrett (BATB 00; finish) Chris Benoit vs. Booker T (Spring Stampede 98) Juventud Guerrera vs. Kidman (BATB 98) Bill Goldberg vs. Scott Norton (4-27-98) Brian Pillman vs. Jushin Liger (SuperBrawl II) Chris Benoit vs. Brad Armstrong (Clash of the Champions 1-93) Chris Benoit vs. Booker T (Great American Bash 98) Dean Malenko vs. Rey Mysterio Jr. (97 Germany tour) Rey Mysterio Jr. & Billy Kidman vs. Elix Skipper & Kid Romeo (Greed) Scott Steiner vs. Booker T (Panama City; 3-01) Scott Steiner vs. Kevin Nash (SuperBrawl Revenge) Jung Dragons vs. 3 Count vs. Knoble & Karagious (Starrcade 00) Rey Mysterio Jr. & Billy Kidman vs. the Jung Dragons vs. Knoble & Karagious (Panama City; 3-01) ECW: Chris Benoit vs. Sabu (11-94; Benoit breaks Sabu’s neck) Rob Van Dam vs. Sabu (stretcher match; 8-96) Raven vs. Terry Funk (Barely Legal 97) Cactus Jack & Raven vs. Tommy Dreamer (fall 95) Rob Van Dam vs. Sabu (Guilty as Charged 00) Rob Van Dam vs. Jerry Lynn (Guilty as Charged 01) Tajiri vs. Super Crazy vs. Jerry Lynn (November to Remember 99; elimination match) Rey Mysterio Jr. vs. Psychosis (9-95) Sandman vs. Sabu (Stairway to Hell) Taz vs. Rob Van Dam (November to Remember 99) Chris Benoit vs. Al Snow (Feb 95) Masato Tanaka vs. Mike Awesome (ECW on TNN) Shinzaki & Hayabusa vs. RVD & Sabu (8-98; tag titles) Jerry Lynn vs. Steve Corino vs. CW Anderson (00; elimination match for the world title) Rob Van Dam vs. Rhyno (10-01) Terry Funk vs. Sabu (barbed wire match) Japan / Indy: Chris Jericho vs. Ultimo Dragon (3-26-95) Great Muta vs. Jushin Liger (8-5-01) Great Muta vs. Jushin Liger (10-20-96) Great Muta vs. Masa Chono (01) Great Muta vs. Tatsumi Fujinami Low Ki vs. Jerry Lynn (NWA:TNA) Ken Shamrock vs. Malice (NWA:TNA) Rey Mysterio Jr. vs. Juventud Guerrera (4-21-95) AJ Styles vs. Elix Skipper (NWA:TNA) Jushin Liger vs. Hayabusa (4-16-94) Owen Hart vs. Jushin Liger (4-28-91) Ken Shamrock vs. Sabu (NWA:TNA; ladder match) Hulk Hogan vs. the Great Muta (5-93) Jerry Lynn & AJ Styles vs. the Disciples (NWA:TNA) Scott Hall vs. Jeff Jarrett (NWA:TNA) Hayabusa vs. Onita (exploding cage match) Sabu vs. Messiah (XPW New Year’s Revolution 01) Ken Shamrock vs. Ron Killings (NWA:TNA) Cruiserweight Elimination match (NWA:TNA) Chris Benoit & Dean Malenko vs. Jushin Liger & El Samurai Chris Benoit vs. Black Tiger (Eddie Guerrero) (Super J Cup 94) Chris Benoit vs. Jushin Liger (G-1 Climax 92) Big Van Vader vs. Rikki Choshu (89) Jerry Lawler vs. Tazz (MCW; fall 00) Jushin Liger vs. Minoru Tanaka (BOSJ Finals; 6-01) Kawada vs. Tenzan (01) Low Ki vs. Billy Kidman (11-01; Yokozuna tribute) The Acolytes vs. the Undertaker & Kane (11-01; Yokozuna tribute) Bill Goldberg vs. Kea (Japan; 8-02) Jushin Liger vs. CIMA (Super J Cup) Taka Michinoku vs. Hayabusa (96) American Dragon vs. Low-Ki vs. Christopher Daniels (ROH) Chris Benoit vs. the Great Sasuke (4-94) The Dynamite Kid vs. Tiger Mask II Eddie Guerrero vs. Super Crazy (ROH) OTHER Psycho Sid attacks Shawn Michaels (4-3-95) Desire – Steve Austin (Beautiful Day) Desire – Edge Desire – Hulk Hogan Desire – Bret Hart Desire – Rob Van Dam Desire – Steve Austin Desire – Triple H & DX Desire – Triple H ECW – We Can Be Heroes by the Wallflowers The Rock – POD ‘Alive’ (pre-WrestleMania X-8 video) WWE Tribute to the British Bulldog Steve Austin & the Rock sing Margarittaville (11-01) Desire – Triple H (Beautiful Day) Bret Hart – You Start a Fire WWF 98-99 – Walk On by U2 WWF History – Lonely Road of Faith Hulk Hogan’s Lonely Road of Faith Ric Flair promo as NWA Champ (85) Desire – Shawn Michaels Hulk Hogan Pre-WrestleMania X8 Video Package (shown on Smackdown!) Booker T as Don King (7-02) Vince McMahon says Goodbye to Austin (6-02) DX Election Speech (early 98) The Acolytes’ Last Call (4-02) WWF History – ‘Blurry’ DX invades CNN Center in Atlanta (98) Mick Foley Tribute – ‘I Will Remember You’ by Sarah McLachlan ICP Debuts in WCW (99) DX revisits the Curtain Call (fall 97; Raw) Edge & Christian play Triple H’s theme on a kazoo (2000) Goldust as the Crocodile Hunter (6-02) The Shockmaster debuts (8-18-93) Steve Austin toasts the late Owen Hart (5-24-99) The Showster (Backlash 00) Kurt Angle ‘interviews’ the Rock (10-00; shown prior to No Mercy) NWO Parody on the Horsemen (9-97) Booker T hiding in a confessional booth (12-01) Booker T & Goldust critique the Scorpion King (4-02) Summer Slam 98 Highway to Hell video Shawn Michaels throws Marty Jannetty into a plate glass window (12-91) The Rock & Chris Jericho take turns insulting Stephanie (8-01, Raw) Goldust as Darth Vader (5-02) WCW Night of Champions Montage (3-01) Eric Bischoff Challenges Vince McMahon for Slamboree (5-98) NWO Commercial with action figure Sting and Hogan (action figure Sting falls from the rafters ala Owen Hart) Owen Hart Tribute from Raw Booker T & Goldust at a 7-11 (spring 02) Bret Hart interview & HBK entrance at IN YOUR HOUSE ‘IT’S TIME’ DX visits NYC The Rock, Booker T, & Goldust at KOTR 2002 Owen Hart Tribute (Melissa Etheridge songs) Shawn Michaels – Tell Me a Lie Shawn Michaels gives up the world title (2-97) DX mocks Sgt. Slaughter (97; they put on the riot masks because Slaughter spits every time he talks…then they put wipers on it) Kurt Angle attacks the Alliance with a milk truck (8-01) Steve Austin reads poetry on Conan O’Brien WWE Confidential Story on Austin leaving the WWE Steve Austin promo on Booker T and Chris Jericho (12-01; the day after Vengeance) Brian Pillman Tribute (10-6-97) WrestleMania X-7 video (shown at the end of the PPV) Triple H returns to the WWF (1-02)

I think Steiner has a lot of potential as a face, at least short term. I thought there would have been huge money in face Steiner against heel Goldberg (remember that 6 week run?) in a well-hyped PPV match.

Speaking of theme music - every time I hear 'Real American' I want to beat up evil-doing foreigners.

I actually attempted (notice the word 'attempted' instead of 'did') the Mr. Perfect gum spit / smack gimmick while walking back to my car after class today. Used to do it a lot years ago. In my religion class earlier tonight, the professor played a insanely boring chant thing on the CD player that lasted a good 15 minutes. Right when we all thought it was over ... a moment of silence and it starts right back up to our dismay. I completely marked out and thought "FALSE FINISH! FALSE FINISH!"

eBay. That's where I got most of my 200+ commercial tapes. And they're cheap too - especially if you buy in bulk.

Probably even less. It was low enough for Eric Bischoff to publically make fun of the paying attendance during an episode of Nitro around the same time. He said something to the effect of "We didn't hand out these tickets at 7-11" with Hall and Nash laughing their asses off in the background.

I don't recall noticing that before.

The only thing you'll have to worry about is quality. The other matches on the recording are Money Inc / Nasty Boys, Bigelow / Typhoon, and Taker / Papa Shango...but the Ironman is the only thing noteworthy.

Yeah but the same rules don't apply. Joss has done very well with keeping people dead going all the way back to Ms. Calander in Season 2 and most recently as Tara. If he dies, he stays dead. But I don't think it will happen because he was basically put in a leadership position by the dying watcher seconds before the end of the show. ...But I do love the fact that the show is so good that everyone is on the edge of their seat waiting to see what happened. I'll agree with Season 2, it put the show on the map. 3 def had its moments. 4 was pretty boring; I hated Riley. 5 is much better but to understand it you have to start at the beginning - it makes the finale much more meaningful. Truth be told, I only started watching last fall but thanks to FX reruns and DVD I'm fairly certain I've seen every episode - save for perhaps a few from early last season.

I just found out that the Thanksgiving Day marathon is going to be 14 hours long. Possibility of seeing Willow with the ultra sexy short curly hair = high.

Probably ***1/2. The fact that they actually had a title change for an untelevised match at a TV taping and the fact that Bret Hart beat Ric Flair via submission pushes it to ****

The Rougeaus match is also on an old Best of the WWF that I already have ... I'll probably pass on the DVD then.

November 20, 1977 – World Champion Superstar Billy Graham defeated Stan Stasiak in the main event of a card held in Toronto’s Maple Leaf Gardens. The AWA title was also on the line when world champion Nick Bockwinkel met and defeated Edouard Carpentier. November 20, 1993 – Bret Hart defeats Shawn Michaels in a steel cage match in the main event of a card held at the Philadelphia Spectrum. The undercard features the Headshrinkers defeating SMW Tag Team Champions the Rock ‘n’ Roll Express in a non-title match, Lex Luger defeating Ludvig Borga, and the Steiners defeat Johnny Polo & Jacques Rougeau. November 20, 1994 – Bull Nakano finally wins the Women’s title from Alundra Blayze at the Tokyo Dome following a legdrop off the top rope. November 20, 1995 – Shawn Michaels collapses during a Monday Night Raw telecast held in Richmond, VA. After sending Owen Hart to the floor, Michaels drops to the mat with a number of emergency personel swarming the ring moments later. The injury angle put more heat on Michaels and helped build him up for his world title bout at WrestleMania XII.

Although I didn't want a spoiler...you'll note I was the first to guess Slayers and maybe the first to guess Watchers (when they started whacking old people)...although I didn't want a spoiler. And like I've said and like other's have said...NO Killing GIles! Not unless it's the last or near last episode EVER! Sorry about that. When I came across the article I had a big "Ooooooooh!" moment, so thought I might pass the info along.

Just wanted to let you guys know, in case you weren't aware, that Kazaa has a pretty good selection of old episodes. So far I've downloaded: Once More With Feeling Grave (season finale from May) Selfless (Anya's episode from a few weeks back) Smashed (Willow turns Amy back into a person) Graduation Day Part 1 & 2 Tabula Rasa (Tara breaks up with Willow, feat. Michelle Branch) Life Serial (the one with the mummy hand Buffy had to keep trying to sell) and Enemies (Faith tries to turn Angel heel) They're great quality but also about 400mb apiece, so keep that in mind.

If Giles dies, then it should be in the last episode of the last season. Anything else is not cool. Very solid episode last night. I read an online article / interview with Tony Head a few days ago (sorry, no clue where it was) where the writer clarified that it was indeed watchers and potential slayers that were being killed. Tony said he's filmed 10 episodes thus far but it could always end up being more since they put the specifics on episodes as they go along. Notice how dying watcher told Giles to gather them up because it has begun? Giles can't die, he must lead slayers into war. When is Faith coming back? And will this season of Buffy have any bearing on Angel - ESPECIALLY since this may be the last season? I had heard rumors (no clue how credible) that many past characters would show up this season - of course all the villians that were used in the season premier but I believe Oz was mentioned as well. Don't quote me on it, it may just be wishfull thinking.