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I loved this episode. President Noah went from creepy bad guy to jilted sympathetic lover in one episode, and I was with him the whole way. Nice to see Heller back, and not taking any guff from Bauer. Felt like a lot happened this week.

Angels and Demons is a vastly superior book to Da Vinci Code. If done right, with that budget, it should rock.

Newsarama has one of the first reviews up.

Where are you guys watching these videos ahead of time?

WHAT? I just watched this the other day. Who was he?

Never read any of the "Blade" comics, and the third movie looks interesting and got favorable reviews. What's the appeal of these movies? Are they worth my time? I recently got into the hype of "Buffy", and am curious for a different take on vampires.

Whoa there. I just wanted to know what the consensus was on these movies. I don't have a lot of free time, or a lot of money to throw at things that are not worth it. I could have easily titled this "Blade: Discussion", and it would have meant the same thing.

Finally Ronnie gets some screen time. Great stuff. I would watch a spinoff.

I don't want to derail this thread, but I just saw "beauty and the beast" in season 3, and the end action sequence was just awesome. You got Pete, the dr jekyll/mr hyde guy fighting seth. The moon comes out, seth goes "the rules change now" and he turns into badass werewolf and kicks tail on Pete. Faith and buffy then come in and go to town on both of them. Later, pete is whaling on buffy and then ANGEL freaking does the run in to make the save. I marked out. I'm a geek.

What's considered the best season? I just got done with season 2, and I was ten times more absorbed in it than I was with season 1. Season three is shaping up to be pretty good. Love the addition of Faith, and Seth Green isn't annoying for once.

I might take them up on this offer. My friend is loaning me all the seasons, and i'm just beginning season 3 now, and it's phenomenal. I don't know why I didnt' give this series the time of day when it was on the air.

No matter what I do, my text is always invisible. any clues? I'm using Photoshop 7. EDIT. Nevermind.

The writers have gone on record and said that the numbers don't mean anything.

I thought NBC execs loved this show and already renewed it?

Loved this episode. So was the Dharma project working on a cure to cancer? Or is what Desmond and Calvin were working on in the hatch totally different than what Ben and Juliet were working on?

This is a tough one. Before last night, I would have said Mackie, but yesterdays 24 re-bad-assed Bauer. I go with Bauer, but it's close. Mackie would get emotional somehow, while Jack is a stone cold pro the entire time, and would exploit Mackies weakness.

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Anybody remember this 90's gem of a show? It took place in the 60's, and it's basic premise was that aliens were influencing major world events since the 1940's, especially things relating to the Kennedy assasination. I think it only lasted for one season. I think it even insinuated that aliens were involved with the Beatles success. Great paranoid drama fare.

I read somewhere October of this year it would hit DVD.

Bauer TBag Mackie Adebisi Sipoqicz Little Soprano MacGuyver

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yeah, she came on later on the show.

Off Duty Cop Beats down Female Bartender Cop gets wrong change. Wackiness ensues.

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