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Sam, Ilan, Marcel, and Cliff are the top dogs. I am rooting for Michael, but it's only a matter of time before he gets figured out and is booted.

I just got caught up on this season while sick at home the other day. I don't know why, but I love this show. The challenges they come up with are pretty interesting: come up with something they would serve at TGIFridays, come up with a dish from food with vending machines, make something appetizing out of random gross ingredients, it's cool to see these gourmet chefs try all this random stuff.

Not sure what album it's on, but "mayfield" is a fantastic tune from them.

I missed most of this episode tonight..forgot it was on, for some reason. Street is awesome.

He just wants attention.

Jurassic Park, especially since rumors of the plot for part 4 have leaked.

So-so episode last night. Riggins barely spoke a word, which was odd since a lot of the episode dealt with him. There was a lot packed into this episode, it should have been two. You got Smash dealing with his drama, Riggins getting absolutely shat upon, then saving the game, Lila dealing with her drama, and Saracen/Coachs daughter storyline. They are all great stories, but maybe too much packed into one episode made the overall story suffer.

That was an incredible episode. This show started so so with a lot of promise, and has morphed into something so much more. Even the Jessica/Niki/DL thing was interesting.

Keenan does a spot on Bill Cosby.

Carrell sounded like Pacino during "Scared Straight".

That's a good move. Come January it would have faced the juggernaut of American Idol on Tuesdays. Now if only Heroes would move to Tuesdays. It's on the same time as 24 in January, and I'm in class those nights and can only tape one show.

ABC just announced this show was going on hiatus. No surprise, since the show got more and more snooze worthy lately.

This show is so good it makes me sick. Damn fine episode tonight, and I'm glad this got picked up for a full season.

Insane episode last night. I'm loving the last few episodes. The show is stripping away it's cheesiness, and building us some bona fide characters to watch. Some thoughts. -My money is on Niki/Jessica being the one to die. I think her story is the least central to the main theme of the show. -Wondering what happens to the cops wife to have her go from thinking her husband is her hero and being so supportive to cheating on him. -Haitian looks like draining others powers takes a lot out of him. -I disagree with the Nathan hate. I don't think he saved himself by flying out of the car willingly. It looked like it was an involuntary reaction, maybe that was when his powers kicked in.

I'm upset Jackman isn't in this, but as long as those Wolverine movies keep coming, I'm satisfied. They could have Gambit, Iceman, Kitty Pride, Colossus, and Beast be the core team this time around, and throw in some newbies in the background.

Richards is an idiot. It's 2006, there's things you don't say. You do not say "nigger" to a man in a room full of blacks. The guy hit it right on the head when he told him that he was washed up, that "seinfeld" was it for him.

Richards is an idiot. It's 2006, there's things you don't say. You do not say "nigger" to a man in a room full of blacks. The guy hit it right on the head when he told him that he was washed up, that "seinfeld" was it for him.

Has anyone seen this yet?

Cable or Rachel Summers?

The show has gotten it's groove back big time. Mikhel Pfeiffer (sp?) rocks. The cast is SOLID, and now with Stamos lurking in the hospital, the show can get away from Luka-centric dramatics. I like how it's returning to it's roots a little and not trying to do so many "events". They pretty much extinguished all the big time ideas in the last couple seasons. Smallpox breakout in the hospital, a friggin tank invading downtown chicago, helicopter crash on top of the hospital, serial killer loose in the hospital, etc. If I had to hand pick my dream ER cast it would roll like this. Clooney as Doug Ross. The original renegade doctor. No one tops him. A little more hot headed Pratt. Loved the bad-ass-ness of his first few episodes. Paul McCrane as a one armed ROMANO. A young, new Noah Wyle as Carter. I liked him much better as the unsure rookie than the bearded, jaded, globetrotting Doc. The King. Dr. Greene WAS "ER". Morris is great as the bumbling intern. Just because I am in love with her. Throw in William H Macy's Morgenstern and you got your dream team cast.

The new trailer is amazing.

The thanksgiving episode ALMOST made me cry like a girl.

Whole mess of spoiler type things from spoilerfix.com

Another great episode. This is the most consistently good network show I've seen in a long time. Not one dud moment yet this season. I'm sad that the Voodoo story is already wrapping up.

yes he was..I was wondering where I saw him before. Last nights episode was horrible, acting and script wise. The radioactive man was the only redeeming thing. I'm liking this show less and less.