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BrainBusters > Steiners > Eliminators

I'm assuming they've mapped out a plot for about 4 seasons (I've hear J.J Abrams say 6). As long as the story stays good, I don't think they should go longer than 5. If they start killing off people left and right and by season 4 they've got less than half of the original 14, I doubt it'll still feel like the show we got hooked on.

Game Show Network started airing reruns of The Amazing Race at 9 & 12 E.S.T, I think six nights a week, on Monday. They started with season one and have aired the first 4 shows, I've only watched the first three. Some observations: I know that it's been mentioned that Phil Keoghan is from New Zealand, but I never noticed an accent. In the first season an small accent is noticable. I wonder if he intentionally tried to lose it? The producers and editors have gotten a lot better at their jobs. Sometimes they skip over early teams completing the detour and just show them arriving at the pitstop. One time a team went to the wrong location and we only seeing them realizing they've made a mistake but not how they figured out where they were supposed to go. Some of the detours have been really boring choices: Air or land - teams arrive at the top of a large hill a must decide wether to walk the trail back down or take a zip line and then bungee jump down the hill. Near or Far - Teams are in an African village, are given cameras and the choice of taking pictures of three animals that will be close by- but tough to find- or driving about 90 km away and finding taking a picture of an elephant -which will be easy to find. Every team chose air and near. The 3rd detour was at least comparable to the ones they do now. Maybe the shows have been edited but there dosen't seem to be a prize for finishing first on a leg. I thought maybe they edited it out since they didn't want to air Phil's plug for whoever sponsered the trip, but in the this season it appears Phil only greets the team that finishes last. I think GSN is showing every season. So this is good for those of us who only got into it recently (I started watching halfway through season 6). EDIT: I was mistaken, they're showing the reruns seven days a week.

Hell, AICN seems to have spoilers for the whole episode.

Does anyone actually think there was someting wrong about Chip & Kim yielding Colin & Christie. I mean it was within the rules. On the crime scale I thought lying to Brandon & Nicole about the flag and island being wrong was worse. BTW, it's going to be a while before I hear the word "Cookie" and not think about Kelly from Season 4.

Funks > Holy Demon Army > Fantastics

This thread shows what the movie's biggest problem in getting people to see it will be. Some are obviously just going to watch the trailer and assume it's "liberal prop".

Hollywood Blondes > Dudleys > Quebecers

Here's an Update on the new season. 2.1 - "Man of Science, Man of Faith" (Jack IV) 2.2 - "Adrift" (The L.A. Times is reporting this will be Sawyer III) 2.3 - "Orientation" (Locke III) 2.4 - Hurley II 2.5 - "... and found" (Jin and Sun III)

Bulldogs > Rock'n'Roll Express > Harlem Heat You should post one round at a time, there might be more voters that way.

Hart Foundation wins, Freebirds eliminated second, Money Inc. eliminated first.

Actually, the WWE Champion was supposed to be able to crossover to both shows and be the top belt for each. This happened with HHH, Hogan, Undertaker, Rock and Lesnar. Around Summerslam, Lesnar was feuding with UT and HHH was told he'd be fueding with Kane over the I-C Title. But HHH decided that it was beneth him, so they did the angle where Steph announced that Brock was exclusive to Smackdown and the HHH World title was created.

The details of the Special Edition have been released.

Demolition wins, Rockers elimnated second, Edge & Christian eliminated first.

The Digital Bits is reporting that these are the contents of the Best Buy Bonus disc: I'm assuming they mean "Lost: The Journey", the recap show that aired before May Sweeps.

Recently went to Arby's for the first time in forever and the potato cakes were nowhere to be seen on the menu. Did they get rid of them? Sucks if they did. Anyone else notice?

1.) Miracle Violence Connection (Williams/Gordy) 2.) Midnight Express (Eaton/Lane) 3.) Road Warriors (Hawk/Animal) 4.) British Bulldogs (Dynamite/Davey Boy) 5.) Hart Foundation (Bret/Neidhart) 6.) Demoliton (Ax/Smash) 7.) Hollywood Blodes (Austin/Pillman) 8.) Steiners (Rick/Scott) 9.) Rock'n'Roll Express (Morton/Gibson) 10.) BrainBusters (Arn/Tully) 11.) Freebirds (Hayes/Gordy/Roberts) 12.) Midnight Express (Eaton/Condry) 13.) Dudleys (Bubba Ray/D-Von) 14.) Rockers (Michaels/Jannetty) 15.) Brusier Brody/Stan Hansen 16.) Fantastics (Rogers/Fulton)

Are you talking about Natasha? Who does she hate?

Here a list of all the nominees and episodes submitted. What does everyone think of the choices? In the series catagories, producers submit 6 episodes on 3 tapes. The Acadamy randomly sends each voter only one tape from each series, so voters are only seeing two episodes. Best Comedy Arrested Development Tape 1: "Let 'Em Eat Cake" & "Motherboy XXX" Tape 2: "The One Where They Build a House" & "Good Grief" Tape 3: "Amigos!" & "Righteous Brothers" Desperate Housewives Tape 1: "Pilot" & "Who's That Woman?" Tape 2: "Running to Stand Still" & "Anything You Can Do" Tape 3: "Suspicious Minds" & "Every Day a Little Death" Everybody Loves Raymond Tape 1: "The Home" & "Pat's Secret Tape 2: "Boy's Therapy" & "Power of No" Tape 3: "Not So Fast" & "Finale" Scrubs (Tape pairings not specified) "My Old Friend's New Friend" "My Office" "My Common Enemy" "My Ocardial Infraction" "My Life in Four Cameras" "My Best Laid Plans" Will & Grace Tape 1: "Queens for a Day" (Parts I & II) Tape 2: "One Gay at a Time" & "Dance Cards and Greeting Cards" Tape 3: "The Birds and the Bees" & "Partners" Best Drama Deadwood Tape 1: "A Lie Agreed Upon" (Parts I & II) Tape 2: "Complications" & "Childish Things" Tape 3: "The Whores Can Come" & "Boy the Earth Talks To" Lost Tape 1: "Pilot I" & "Pilot II" Tape 2: "Walkabout" & "Do No Harm" Tape 3: "... in Translation" & "Exodus I" Six Feet Under (they're nominated for the season that aired in 2004) Tape 1: "Falling into Place" & "Terror Starts at Home" Tape 2: "That's My Dog" & "The Dare" Tape 3: "Parallel Play" & "Untitled" 24 (Tape pairings not specified) "Day 4: 7:00 A.M.-8:00 A.M." "Day 4: 10:00 A.M.-11:00 A.M." "Day 4: 3:00 P.M.-4:00 P.M." "Day 4: 10:00 P.M.-11:00 P.M." "Day 4: 2:00 A.M.-3:00 A.M." "Day 4: 6:00 A.M.-7:00 A.M." The West Wing Tape 1: "The Birnam Wood" & "Liftoff" Tape 2: "King Corn" & "Freedonia" Tape 3: "In God We Trust" & "2162 Votes" In the lead acting catagories, the actors choose one episode to submit. Best Drama Actor Boston Legal - James Spader "Death Be Not Proud" Deadwood - Ian McShane "The Whores Can Come" House - Hugh Laurie "Detox" Huff - Hank Azaria "Crazy, Nuts and All Messed Up" 24 - Kiefer Sutherland "Day 4: 2:00 A.M.-3:00 A.M." This is the episode where Best Drama Actress Alias - Jennifer Garner "Before the Flood" Law & Order: Special Victims Unit - Mariska Hargitay "Charisma" Medium - Patricia Arquette "In Sickness and Adultry" The Shield - Glenn Close "Hurt" Six Feet Under - Frances Conroy "Coming and Going" Best Comedy Actor Arrested Development - Jason Bateman "Good Grief" Everybody Loves Raymond - Ray Romano "The Power of No" Monk - Tony Shalhoub "Mr Monk Takes His Medicine" Scrubs - Zach Braff "My Last Chance" Will & Grace - Eric McCormack "Queens for a Day" (Parts I & II) Best Comedy Actress Desperate Housewives - Marcia Cross "Running to Stand Still" Desperate Housewives - Teri Hatcher "Move On" Desperate Housewives - Felicity Huffman "Pilot" Everybody Loves Raymond - Patricia Heaton "Finale" Malcolm In The Middle - Jane Kaczmarek "Lois Battles Jamie" In the supporting catagories, actors submit two episodes. Best Supporting Actor - Drama Boston Legal - William Shatner "It Girls and Beyond" & "Tortured Souls" Huff - Oliver Platt "That F**kin'Cabin" & "Crazy, Nuts and All Messed Up" Lost - Naveen Andrews "Solitary" & "The Greater Good" Lost - Terry O’Quinn "Walkabout" & "The Moth" The West Wing - Alan Alda "King Corn" & "In God We Trust" Best Supporting Actress - Drama Grey’s Anatomy - Sandra Oh "Save Me" & "No Man's Land" Huff - Blythe Danner "Christmas Is Ruined" & "Is She Dead?" Judging Amy - Tyne Daly "Early Winter" & "Too Little Too Late" The Shield - CCH Pounder "Dog House" & "Tar Baby" The West Wing - Stockard Channing "Third-Day Story" & "The Wake Up Call" Best Supporting Actor - Comedy Arrested Development - Jeffrey Tambor "Burning Love" & "Righteous Brothers" Entourage - Jeremy Piven (he's nominated for the 1st season) "The Review" & "Busey and the Beach" Everybody Loves Raymond - Peter Boyle "Boys Therapy" & "Tasteless Frank" Everybody Loves Raymond - Brad Garrett "A Job for Robert" & "Pat's Secret" Will & Grace - Sean Hayes "Queens for a Day" & "It's a Dad, Dad, Dad, Dad World" Best Supporting Actress - Comedy Arrested Development - Jessica Walter "Motherboy XXX" & "Spring Breakout" Everybody Loves Raymond - Doris Roberts "Tasteless Frank" & "Finale" Two And A Half Men - Holland Taylor “Those Big Pink Things With Coconuts” & “A Sympathetic Crotch To Cry On” Two And A Half Men - Conchata Ferrell “Can You Eat Human Flesh With Wooden Teeth?” & “Woo Hoo, A Hernia Exam” Will & Grace - Megan Mullally "The Birds and the Bees" & "Saving Grace, Again" (Parts I & II) Anyone else think Terry O'Quinn made a mistake by submitting The Moth (the one where Locke helps Charlie kick heroine) instead of Deus Ex Machina (Locke's second flashback)?

WGN has been advertising that they'll be airing 24 reruns on Sunday nights starting in September.

Lost Links.net has the Hurley, Jack, Kate, and Locke promos near the top of the page.

It kind of all runs together. Most versions of the joke are kinda the same and the joke isn't even that funny (as many people in the movie admit). I actually liked the parts where people told jokes other than "The Aristocrats". Such as Martin Mull, the scene where they cut between Robin Williams and Drew Carey telling the same joke, and the women talking about what a perv Bob Saget is in real life. As far as who was funniest at telling "The Aristocrats". I liked Wendy Liebman, Whoppi Goldberg, The Card Trick Guy, and the South Park cartoon.

What does everyone think of the Fast Forward. I started watching when it only showed up two of three times a season, but in season 4 it's still available in every leg. Which do you guys think is better?

The director and co-writer was Judd Apatow, that's how. He proved with Freaks and Geeks and Undeclared that he knows how to handle material that most would get totally wrong and instead get it (almost) totally right. I was supprised to see the theater as packed as it was on Friday night. It looked like the Duece Bigelow type of audience and yet they love it. At some point people laughed so hard they were kicking the seats in front of them.

I don't know about Lost. But, I figure that most TV shows nowadays would have DVD rights in the deal to use the song in the first place so they can avoid any problems. Even a year ago everyone knew about the problems with TV Show DVD music clearences, so I would be shocked if Lost didn't think about it.