Gary Floyd

Arrested Developement Season 2 High Tension

Oh, here's your pictures folks. I don't even like Star Wars, yet I love these kinds of pictures

I found them on a Something Awful Thread (I'm not a goon, someone just directed me to it. It won't let you look at it for free for very long though) and from a web comic called Punks and Nerds.

I haven't seen Serenity either. I was never a big Whedon, fan, and to this day, I still can't figure out why "Firefly" is so popular. I watched a few episodes, and just didn't like it. Did anyone here see "Wallace and Gromit"?

Smackdown. Raw is once again the "McMahon Show", and Smackdown is actually enjoyable to me these days.

Agreed. The main event was pretty good, Cena was actually good on the mic for once, the womans match was watchable, and Chris Masters was actually in a decent match. Other than the McMahons, it was a decent show.

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The biggest problem with the Linda heel turn wasn't her bad acting, in my opinion. To me, it was the fact that she seemed hesitant to do it. Also, she did one of the worst kick to the crotch moments I've ever seen. Her foot was obviously 6-7 inches away from JR's gonnads. At least try to make it look convincing.

It's pretty boring, though it does have it's moments. I hope Threshold stays for a while. I'm really loving that show.

I started to watch wrestling when I was twelve, back in 1995. Granted, it wasn't the best time to start watching, though at least then I got my first exposure to it. Ironically, the first show I ever watched was "WCW Pro." The first WWF show I watched was "Superstars". I've watched with varying states over time, sometimes with boredom (thats one of the reasons I started.), sometimes with interest and fascination, sometimes with excitement, sometimes feeling apathetic over it (which is how I feel about the WWE right now, even though I still watch it, mostly out of boredom), and sometimes feeling disgusted or pissed off (WCW in 1999 and 2000, WWE in 2000 and 2002.) I still watch it, even WWE, to this day, even though I feel apathetic about the McMahon empire. Why? Because as bad as things are, there will usually be something in a show that keeps me interested. I'm still apathetic for the most part, but I still watch.

I demand the return of Announcer Vince McMahon. ONETWOANDHEGOTHIMNOHEDIDN'T!!!!! <{POST_SNAPBACK}> An All McMahon announce team. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> With Linda droning on...and on...and on...and on... and on...and on...and on...and on...and on...and on...and on...and on...and on...and on...and on...and on...and on...and on...

Well, that heel turn, while not the worst ever, is definately not a good one. I do like how she said "your fired" though.

Maybe he thinks he's one of Sean Waltmans older gimmicks.

Easy differencienting. Tori = Sable stalker and later the X-Pac Bitch Torrie: Billy Kidman's master. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> thanks for the correction.

Great, they are doing something like the old Sable/Torrie (not Wilson) feud.

Triple H "Your no longer in the game" That sounded kind of gay.

Is it as bad as Joanie's Shenis?

I love how everyone (even Tomko) looked at HHH like he's the biggest dickole on earth.

Only this time, they were good.

Ok, I'll admit it; the slam on Lita kicked ass.

Well, here comes Edge. Saw that coming a mile away.

Doink? Well, why not, I guess.

Arrested Developement and High Tension. That's what I'm getting. Undead is more of a rental. It's fun but nothing worth owning.

And finally, more Doug