Gary Floyd

More greatness from "Robot Chicken" tonight, especially the"Cannonball Run" spoof and the claymation sequence.

That was great, especially Buster and Job. Also, Jerry Minor's small roll, and Julia Louise Dryfuss was great.

It seems "Jake Roberts" has one now http://www.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseactio...=20050305003200

I think he's ok. Has a ton of potential, IMO. Might be a big star in the future, at least if he's booked right.

Ya know, I kind of feel bad for Matt, but at the same time, he probably should have expected this from her, given Lita's reputation. Then again, he probably did, but still...

Well, the fart jokes thrown in kind of ruin the seriousness, but what the hell Remember the one were Earl runs against his boss to be president or something, and a local newsguy called Edward R. Hero ends up winning? That episode was gold

Brian Eno-Before and After Science-10/10-Great album, one of his best. Oh, and "By the River" is beautiful Kraftwerk-Computer World-10/10-The roots of techno and electro-fun are all rooted in this album Tackhead-Friendly as a Hand Gernade-9/10-Great funk/dub/old school industrial dance/soul/funk/rock album. Hell, it's got everything!

SpecialK, tonight, you are my hero

Actually, I was hoping to forget that shitty episode

Girl Next Door is great, though it's pretty disturbing, and sticks to ya for a few days, mainly because the events in it are more realistic. The thing that I love about most of Ketchums stuff, is that it mostly deals with human horrors, and the evil man can commit. That scares me more then ghost stories. Of course, Lovecraft is my favorite, but that's a given. By the way, what Edward Lee books did you read? If it's his more recent stuff, I still like that, but it lacks the excess of books like "The Bighead","Mother Bitchfight", and "Goon", which he co-wrote with John Pelan, another great author. If memory serves me right, "Goon" is set in the world of Indy Wrestling.

Bad attempt at satire That was a problem with Dinosaurs. Where they jokingly taking a stand towards an issue, or was it all tongue in cheek? A little bit of both really. It was pretty preachy,but the war in itself was actually pretty funny, and mostly consisted of fighting with pointy sticks and rocks. That out of the way, the whole "big corperations are evil" message ran out of steam in the last season. I look back now and think "wow, there was a lot of ruined potential there" I Still love that show however.

You know, I normally don't care for Bradshaw or Cena, but this is definately the best spoof so far. Both guys were gold. Oh, and Coaches cameo made me chuckle

I also remember thinking to myself "This is the worst series finale in the history of telivision"

No, he went to a Cincinatti Ohio show

Obviously fake, and from someone with more free time in their hands then even I have http://www.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseactio...=20050303200957 also, a livejournal of Heidenreich's masterpieces http://www.livejournal.com/users/heidenreich/

Well, at least we now know the real reason he's pissed off

Korn said that he sucks. Which of course means he kicks ass. Besides, they could never do a cover this good (see Korns covers of "Word Up" and "Another Brick in the Wall") My brother went to see him in concert recently, and he did this song live.

Don't know if this counts, but it should have been a catchphrase "You don't respect me, becoause I am German!" Alex Wright I say that every once in a while, making me the only human being in existance who probably uses that in quote context

Cabaret Voltaire-The Crackdown and Microphonies. Both Get 10/10

The Mountie was killed? NOOOOOOOOOO.... Oh, you mean some mounties. Never mind

Of course, Dinosaurs ended up doing a "special episode" for the finale, where the dinosaurs went extinct because Earl messed with nature and killed some plants, or something like that. Well, that was a shitty way to end the show. But I'll always love that show, no matter what.

Remember the show "Dinosaurs". I remember there was a just say no episode which said that kids need to stay away from drugs so that no more "special episodes" can get made. God, I loved that show.

Ah yes, Riki Oh, one of my all tme favorites

Nothing beats vegatarians being scared off by meat, screaming "Don't Meat Me!"

Starring Norm MacDonald and Dave Chappel?