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1.) Bottle Rocket 2.) Rushmore 3.) The Darjeeling Limited 4.) The Royal Tnnenbaums 5.) The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou

The writer's do seem to have quickly tired of "Earl in Prison". They've found a way to get Earl out of prison in half the episodes this season(flashback, fantasy sequences, etc.). Didn't they have a flashback to Darnell living with her in Season 1? Regardless, that and his Family being at his and Joy's wedding is an inconsistancy they've never explained.

fac-gime? Edit: Now I remember, it's that word Edge & Christian came up with.

You're right, there should be a 30 Rock thread.

Very belated thank you for posting them. For some reason, the Savage one never wanted to download the entire way. After about 40 tries, I eventually got it

While by no means is this a bad movie, I think it been very overated to be getting all of the 4 and 3 1/2 Star reviews it has. It's also very frustraing that after taking so much care to cast locals as extras and getting so many of the actors to look realisticly gritty (especially Amy Ryan), we have Michelle Monaghan sticking out like a sore thumb with an essentially useless character. It seemed to me that the only reason she's there is because somebody decided "there's gotta be a chick" in the story.

Could someone post the Steve Regal "Real Man's Man" and Randy Savage "Pomp and Circumstance" Themes in mp3 format (the one's posted on page 1 are mp4)?

No, it was false advertising. They knew his wouldn't be able to wrestle, but advertised him anyway.

I'll be in Austin, tomorrow, for a wedding. My chances to see the city are limited to the mid afternoon and late evening (after 9:00). I'll probably only have the chance to go to 2 or 3 places. Any suggestions on where they should be?

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Sid vs. Taker, I believe, was always planned, just not for the belt. The ending of the Rumble was planned to set up the #1 Contender's match at Final Four, and was believable since Austin and Bret had been feuding for months prior. I've always been curious as to what the original plans were for Austin if they'd gone ahead with Bret vs. Shawn at WMXIII. I don't think there was any solid plans, but around January they were hoping Pillman would be ready to come back by Mania and face Austin. Of Course that was never going to pan out.

To anyone who got Season 3 at Target. Was the fifth disc available in the standard packaging or only in the nifty gifty set?

I've read that on the DVD Traveling Salesman & The Return were combined into one episode (They didn't take anything out, they just combined them as if it was a one hour episode). Any idea why they would do that?

Leno said he was being sarcastic.

There was a series of videos on You Tube called "The Rules of Wrestling" or something like that. The guy would use Yokozuna theme as an opening, then a rule such as "Rule 249: Know how to keep the crowd intersted", then they show the Studd-Andre 9 min. facelock. Does anyone else remember these? I can't find any of them anymore. Did the guy get his account deleted?

1.) Rude was in training for some sort of comeback, he was hoping that WWF would take him back. 2.) I've heard stories that Sting had reached the number of dates he was required to work on his contract and that's why it started. I know for sure that he wasn't supposed to be out of the ring for that long, the angle just kept gaining momentum. At some point they decided to hold off his return until Starrcade, even though it would mean going past a year of inaction.

I concur. I'm surprised so many people thought they were gonna turn gay in that scene. Well, most guys are somewhat homophobic and freak out over anything that could even remotely be seen as gay.

The Dark Patriot was actually Doug Gilbert, or at least he was in Global.

Superbad kicks about 10 million different types of ass. I can't remember the last time I laughed as loud in a theater as I did for .

Wrestlescale - Results You are slightly traditional in your wrestling beliefs. You mildly accept the idea of sports-entertainment but believe that wrestling is still a sport and must have some legitimacy. Most similar booker: Paul Heyman Most similar promotion: ECW 1996

I've watched the first two shows, and I'll definitely keep tuning in. The best part of the show is that they don't really give you anyone to root for or identify with. Everytime you start sympathising with someone, they prove to be a lying scumbag. I've heard that the plot is wraping up after 13 episodes. If there's a second season, it'll be about a different case and the only actor certian to be back is Glenn Close. If that's true, then I'm happy. It means were sure to get a resolution and the dead fiance/Frobisher case won't drag out over a bunch of years. FX is rerunning the first two shows on Saturday afternoon, I recomend everyone give it a look.

The original choice for Hogan's opponent at Starrcade '94 was Vader. I not sure why it was bumped to SuperBrawl.

I've seen two of those on display at local theaters and Homer's arm got broken off from both of them.

Enjoyed the movie, but the theater shutting the movie off the instant the closing credits started put more that a little bit of a damper on it. Seriously... we saw the gag with , the words Twentieth Century Fox Presents, and boom... the film was shut down and the house lights came up. We missed whatever happened in the credits.

They've changed the cover art, Prison Mike is gone.