Placebo Effect

Fallon playing anything turns me off to a film.

Comic Book Guy: "Excuse me. I believe The Simpsons already had a horse, and it forced Homer to work at the Kwik-E-Mart with hilarious consequences." Homer: "Does anyone care what this guy thinks?" Crowd: NO! Lisa: "Mom, I think you might have a gambling problem." Comic Book Guy: "Hey, I'm watching you!" Yeah, Furious D was a pretty bad episode. The one where Marge takes steroids has quite the possibly the least funny third act in the history of the show, although the first two are minimally funny.

They kind of change it as they see fit.

I love that episode. "Sir, monograms typically only have the initials." "Max Power doesn't abbreviate! Each letter is as important as the one that precedit it. Or is it more important? No, as important." "Kids, there are three ways to do things. The right way, the wrong way, and the Max Power way!" "Isn't that just the wrong way?" "Yeah, but faster."

Ohhh jeez. No show can last for fifteen years without changing up their character's emotions, motivations, etc. Homer's Phobia, Frank Grimes, etc. episodes are classic Simpsons material; I don't care what firm characterizations their actions led to.

They simply didn't mention reality shows. FOX has had A LOT of failed ones, incluidng My Big Fat..., The Rebel Billionaire, Playing it Straight, etc.

*Buck lassos a soda and chips.* Milhouse: Can you lasso me a banana? Buck: Now the hell would I do that? I absolutely loved that line. The 50 Cent episode was pretty brutal. I still absolutely love The Simpsons, including the new episodes, but that had a lot of jokes that just bombed.

A little cube of ice from the polar ice caps. Ohhh noes.

Thanks for posting this. I'll watch it tomorrow.

They still do, and it's not funny 95% of the time. "They released Jaime Knoble? You know what means. BAH GAWD WE CAN SIGN ANOTHER HOSS! BAH GAWD!" Not fucking funny.

This is more of a DVD for the old school marks who grew up watching Flair, Hogan, Piper, Snuka, etc. and aren't entirely workrate-intensive.

This honestly hasn't struck me yet, simply because I haven't seen Candido wrestle for a few years since I don't have access to IMPACT. I feel for Siaki, who needs to be watched closely for quite a while. I'd go to the funeral, but I don't think it'd be appropriate.

Discourage? Yes. Illegal? Absolutely not.

What the fuck kind of a movie starring Eric Roberts films in China, let alone for TWO months?

There has to be some physical contact between AJ and Jarrett between now and the PPV, so I hope they included some of that in there. And hopefully, they'll get Ortiz to tape a promo as well. TNA should just film Jarrett attacking Styles in Georgia or something and air it two weeks from now. I'm glad that Gauntlet is only ten men. It's actually a pretty good iea to do that, as much of TNA's current fanbase wasn't around during those days.

From the Two Percent Company website. And from the Straight Dope. I'd never do it myself, but it should be legal.

Kudos to Nash.

Considering Hall recently relapsed, I somehow doubt they're going to bring him back.

When Hart returned to MadTV simply to beat the shit out of Sasso, I laughed. The first one was pretty bad if I remember correctly.

Chloe fucking rocks.

Critics receive premiere episodes sometimes months in advance, though with definite midseason replacements it's often a week or two. I received Related by Family (now Life on a Stick), The Kelsey Grammar Sketch Show, Johnny Zero, House, and a few others months before they premiered back in the Fall.

Another good entry Barber...

I loved it back in 1998 or so when Patterson and Brisco were celebrating that someone fucked up Austin's knee at a house show, with McMahon flipping out on them because Austin was a financial asset to the company.

Trust me, I'm well aware. Costello, for example, left the air a couple months before Family Guy even first aired.