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I think people wouldn't mind as many ppvs if they'd build the matches better. Seems like they try and sell 2 or 3 matches from ppv to ppv, then the rest are just thrown together. Seems like most of them are made the show before the ppv. Also $35????? waaaaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyy too much. I haven't ordered a ppv since Mania 19...and I used to get them all the time

Exactly...it's pretty much the same few workers, with the matches SLIGHTLY shuffled.

I was thinking of the Mike Sanders piece too. I think he ended up beating Crowbar or Dave Flair in his first match, he used JJ's guitar. So backstage Daffney attacks him, he gets up later and Jarrett gives him a guitar shot, he gets up later again and Kanyon nails him with a Kanyon cutter...great stuff One of the few FEW bright spots from that era.

Charlie should have died and haunted Jack for the rest of the series. Seriously though, it's kind of a cop out to bring him back and give Jack his redemption and whatnot...but I'm glad he's still on the show.

"And when Santa squeezes his fat white ass down that chimney tonight, he's gonna find the jolliest bunch of assholes this side of the nuthouse." Good times! While I'm all for It's a Wonderful Life, and watch both movies every year. I still gotta put Christmas Vacation as my favorite.

Another Smackdown where there is not a single thing I care to see...this is happening every week now.

"1985" by Bowling for Soup is awful...it's like the wrote it directly for VH1. "Lady" by Lenny Kravits (sp) is very bad as well...first I thought it was just an awful song for a dumb commercial...then I actually heard it get radio play. It couldn't be any more generic.

"Hey Griswald, where are you gonna put a tree that big?" "Bend over and I'll show ya." And the classic... "SHITTER'S FULL!" Best Christmas movie ever

I would go local with Halo Burger...but with the ones on the list I would go with BK...I can't stand Hardee's, and McDonalds is just nasty and gives the worst service ever.

From aintitcoolnews.com According to Tuesday morning?s trade papers, Craig Kilborn?s replacement as host of CBS? ?Late Late Show? is another Craig, Craig Ferguson, the Scottish actor who played the boss on ?The Drew Carey Show.? It?s news because everyone?s been saying for months that former ?The State? player and ?Ed? regular Michael Ian Black was odds-on favorite for the job. Ferguson gets his name in the title on Jan. 3. ---------------------------- I liked Kilborn in small doses, I couldn't put up with him for any serious length of time. I got tired of his show pretty quick and stopped watching. Ferguson filled in pretty well the couple times I watched...and I would take death over knowing Michael Ian Black had an hour of tv every weeknight.

Ignoring them completly will get rid of them quicker than suing them. Vince shouldn't get them the free press. I want to really like TNA, but with the exceptions of a few workers I could care less about the promotion.

Cabin Fever wasn't 2004 was it? And that movie was almost good do due dumb comedy. "What are you going to do with that rifle?" "Go shoot squirles." "Why?" "...cause they're gay."

Why is this even really an issue? It's just the thing to do when you're not #1...piss #1 off. Although TNA is way behind WWE in any way ECW or WCW was behind the WWF.

Resident Evil: Apocalype...for a dumbass movie I could almost put up with it, but the longer it ran the stupider it got and got and got... Anchorman had a boring first half, but then got very funny for me. And gangwars, bridge scene, and Stephen Colbert's (sp) scene stealing was enough for me to like it as a whole.

I thought near the end of season 1 is was going a little downhill, but season 2 was solid all the way through.

The Grudge sucked...and for all the love it got, Napoleon Dynamite was boring with very few laughs

If there has ever been an honest source for wrestling news...it's steveswrestling.com

I need to see the Timer Haters again...I've only seen that once.

Shane Douglas making dumb faces and acting scared around guys like Petey is half the reason I watch IMpact, it's great

from dvdtalk.com http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/newsitem.cfm?NewsID=2538 2 weeks ago we published our news story bringing you more details of the DVDs for Chappelle's Show - Season 2 Uncensored. Now we have the final details in from Paramount Home Entertainment. The Feb. 8th release will be on 3 discs, as we mentioned, containing 13 episodes (it looks like the 3 special eps that ended the season - two "best of" clip shows and a "music jump-off" show - are not included) and running 275 minutes (that's a change from Paramount over the previous time given, which had said 308). In addition to the main first-run episodes from that season, we have a nice list of extras: * Audio commentaries by Dave Chappelle and series co-creator Neal Brennan * Two unaired Charlie Murphy Hollywood Stories * The Rick James extended interview * Extra stand-up from Dave Chappelle * Over 1 hour of bloopers and deleted scenes Video is full screen format. Dolby Digital English Stereo and closed captioning for the hearing-impaired are the language-related options. Estimated street price is around $30 in the USA, according to Paramount, and Amazon agrees with that general range per their pre-order listing selling at $27.29 if you order now. Here's another look at the box and discs:

The only things that look good to me on this show is Sabin vs Williams and XXX vs AMW...that alone isn't worth 30 bucks

For the 200th time in a row...I forgot Heat was on

While I wouldn't pay that much to see comedy...Micth is about one of the funniest comedians alive. Just off the wall one-liner after one-liner. "A severed foot, is the ultimate stocking-stuffer."

1 National Treasure $17,141,000/$110,249,000 2 Christmas with the Kranks $11,700,000/$45,463,000 3 The Polar Express $11,020,000/$96,370,000 4 The Incredibles $9,159,000/$226,002,000 5 The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie $7,800,000/$68,353,000 6 Closer $7,700,000/$7,700,000 7 Alexander $4,725,000/$29,656,000 8 Finding Neverland $2,851,341/$11,710,692 9 Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason $2,800,000/$36,300,000 10 Ray $1,900,000/$67,800,000 11 Sideways $1,815,000/$12,491,105 12 After the Sunset $1,675,000/$26,744,000 ---------------- Out of the top 12: The Grudge Closer, Sideways, and Finding Neverland all opened on about 500 screens, so they did very well. The Incredibles is now the #44 top grossing movie in the U.S. all time. In between Rush Hour 2 and Mrs. Doubtfire. Opening Dec 8 -Blade: Trinity Opening Dec 12 -Oceans 12 -Beyond the Sea (Limited) -The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou (Limited)

Thei next album should be called Local H: Whatever happened to Local H. I have Ham Fisted, As Good as Dead, and Pack up the Cats. As Good as Dead still gets regular play from me...but I haven't heard anything about them in forever.