Placebo Effect

They're idiots for not telling Rhino to piledrive the shit of people now that he's out of the WWE. His piledrivers at the end of ECW's run were BRUTAL.

Yeah, I was always wondering if there was any joke behind the I-Pod commercial. The Goonies thing made itself better with the "Hahahah. Childhood obesity" line, which is actually a nice statement, as the whole nation (well, everyone who saw The Goonies, whatever) was laughing at some poor fat kid.

Ted DiBiase for a few years had great heat.

Velocity is a must watch for me - Doring/Roadkill, bWo, and Frankie Kazarian. And I'll TiVo Smackdown simply to see Berk and Dinero get destroyed.

It's more likely someone at National Lampoon put it together.

Very true. He always seemed miserable.

Hate all you want, I still love the show.

The key right now is that there needs to be a non-reject in that ? spot. No main event angle should ever happen without a TNA or indie guy involved, especially when they start having TV.

As much as I hate the idea of them being on that terrible timeslot, I'm ecstatic that I'll finally be able to just TiVo Impact without problems.

I don't doubt Ed here. Faarooq was dead in the water post-NOD, and I don't even remember what Bradshaw did after the New Blackjacks failed horribly.

The infamous Katie Vick poem... That's actually pretty good. No way she'd get away with the line about Michaels.

Not yet. I think it's scheduled for release in the fall.

Bringing in outsiders doesn't make sense for a company attempting to be national. Marks don't care about guys who aren't permanent workers. I'm sure these guys will bust out plenty of great matches.

Jaleel White. He was great in Big Fat Liar playing himself. The awesome Paul Giamatti, playing the asshole agent, calls him Urkel and says he'll never work again. "I've got Urkel money!" And he drives away.

I saw the Soup Nazi play an Iraqi General in a b-movie the other night. Odd.

Another good episode. Not great like the episode two weeks ago, but I'm still loving this show. I will no doubt buy the DVD.

And he goes to the lazy resthold. He truly is Buff Bagwell.

Futurama will never be as popular as Family Guy. It's nothing more than a fanboy hope. Family Guy had the fanboys and the fratboys loving it post-cancelation. I'd love it to get picked up again, but the chances are very, very slim.

God damn that'd be awesome.

You forgot pure greed.

I've honestly never seen Bottle Rocket. I'd have to say The Royal Tenenbaums. There's so much brilliant dialogue in there, with Hackman delivering it all perfectly.

That's fantastic. I bet Alan Funk went home that night with a smile on his face, as that was the first and last time he ever saw or heard that directed towards him.

The problem was them showing the promo at Mania instead of just waiting for RAW for him to shockingly appear. Then of course they showed him walking backstage as he came out, again a stupid thing. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Showing the promo at WrestleMania wasn't that bad of an idea. WWE operates under the seemingly correct formula that a certain percent of people watching WrestleMania are far from casual viewers. Showing the promo will make them tune in rather than come back a year later for the next show.

AWA is trying to run 'sold' shows all across the country. They're trying to say that, depending on the price you give us, we can book this talent. Of course, you'd have to throw a few million to have all those stars show up, so that's not going to happen.

Meanwhile, thanks to the latest schedule change, the Family Guy reruns on Adult Swim airing against the Daily Show are a hundred times funnier than Jon Stewart has ever been. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Hmmm... Could it be because Family Guy's had less than sixty episodes whereas Stewart has likely done well over 500 episodes in the past four years alone?