Youth N Asia

Another meh episode in a meh season. And this whole Jason/Jason's Mom/Lana's Witch storyline is the least interesting thing they've ever done on the show. They're pretty far into the season for it to still be this bad. It needs to get better pretty soon.

RVD might not have been that GOOD, but he was very entertaining.

That's My Bush...not that funny, but I used to find myself singing along with the theme song

Hell, I was up for the new Earthbound game that was supposed to come out for the Nintendo DD.

I remember seeing more than a few Flash covers where he was in a wheelchair or something and it implied he'd never walk again. they also did a few Green Arrow/Lantern covers with drug abuse

-Many in WWE are worried that there aren't enough main event level heels to work programs with Batista in order to boost his star even more after his match with Triple H at WrestleMania. I guess that's what happens when you only LET one guy be a main event heel

Curb Your Enthusiasm season 2, I have all 3 seasons, just bought them out of order

Yeah, "I kick ass for the Lord!" makes the list or NOTHING makes the list

Rancid did the tour in 03. Had a great set, although every goddamn song started with "And this one's off our new album."

I don't think D-von showed up till 96, and he was feuding with Buh Buh to start.

If it ain't broke, don't fix it. I love Looney Tunes, but I won't watch this crap.

Cena also needs a better finish. His little fireman's carry drop is pretty weak

As much as I hate to say it, I'll add Angle and Jericho myself.

The Prophecy 1-3 Great series. Dogma has violence

So much for Matthews and Sydal's much hyped ROH tag team run. Not the names I'd hope to see, but good for Joey.

The Band of Brothers mini series. The music and images on the screen just look perfect together, really gets you up for the show. I also like Angel and Six Feet Under's theme

If you haven't seen this show, start now! Just like Nip/Tuck and The Shield, FX has another great show with Rescue Me. Just a friendly suggestion, it's great tv.

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=stor...ender_suicide_4 ----------------------------------------------------------- By DAVID B. CARUSO, Associated Press Writer PHILADELPHIA - A promising young boxer who got the break of a lifetime when he was selected by NBC's upcoming reality TV program, "The Contender," committed suicide. Police said 23-year-old Najai Turpin shot himself in the head at 4 a.m. Monday while sitting with his girlfriend in a parked car outside the West Philadelphia gym where he trained. Investigators were unsure why he took his life. An NBC spokeswoman said the producers, cast and crew of "The Contender" were shocked and saddened by Turpin's death. The program, scheduled to debut March 7, will go on as planned. Produced by reality TV mogul Mark Burnett, "The Contender" will follow the lives of 16 boxers competing against each other for a chance at a million-dollar purse. The episodes involving Turpin had already been taped. Percy "Buster" Custus, a trainer who had worked with him since Turpin was 12, said the boxer had enjoyed his experiences with the show but seemed troubled in recent weeks. He said Turpin abruptly left a training camp in the Poconos and returned home to Philadelphia, saying he missed his family. "None of us really know what brought this about," Custus said Tuesday. "You just want to see the boys come out of the neighborhood. From the time they're young kids, you really want to see them make it. And he was right there." Turpin had a 13-1 record and had won a city Recreation Department title before he was picked for "The Contender." A biography on the show's Web site called him an "extremely soft-spoken" but focused fighter who worked two day jobs to support his family. He had a 2-year-old daughter. "You would never know he was a fighter," Custus said. "He was a tough guy in the ring. He was a vicious fighter. But outside the ring he was a different man." Police said they didn't know where Turpin got the gun. He was not licensed to carry a handgun and the weapon was not registered to him. NBC released a statement from Burnett in which he called Turpin a "great fighter with tremendous heart and courage." "The episode in which he was most depicted will stand as a wonderful testament to who he was. It will not be changed," Burnett wrote. A tribute to Turpin will be added to the show. Viewers will also be offered a chance to donate money to a trust fund set up to support Turpin's child. NBC spokeswoman Rebecca Marks declined to say how Turpin had fared in the show, which is to conclude with a live championship bout between two finalists in May. She said, however, that the show will not need to be overhauled because of Turpin's death. Every contestant was being paid $1,500 per week to stay in training pending the finale. Turpin worked out at the James Shuler Memorial Gym, a haven for serious fighters from a rough and impoverished neighborhood. Tybius Flowers, another boxer at the gym, was murdered last year shortly before he was to appear as a key witness in a murder trial.

In storyline Taker and Kane broke his ankle at the Joe Louis Arena after he flipped Taker the bird. I thought the cycle accident came later.

What generic Alter Bridge song will be used for his comeback video?

Dude...either go all spoiler or not at all

Rounders 7 out of 10

Awesome, I've been wanting to see that forever. I love how Booker hides his head in his hands the second after he says it.

I thought it was one of their weaker episodes. They didn't seem to get anything done. And we still don't know why Sawyer was getting arrested in the Boone/Shannon episode.

I'm pretty sure he reffed a match at the 90 Rumble as well