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Actually, Scrubs will be on after The Office and 30 Rock will lead into ER.

They debuted that spot during Survivor Series '97. In the original, Bret says the "try lacing up my boots" line.

Fucking Awesome. The movie kicks about 10 different types of ass. Do not hesitate to see it.

http://forums.thesmartmarks.com/index.php?showtopic=79335 Just because its worth saying again... This movie is totally fucked up and everyone should see it as soon as possible.

Bret vs. Owen (Steel Cage, Summerslam '94) Flair vs. Steamboat (Chi-Town Rumble '89)

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Is Wayne Brady gonna have to choke a bitch?

X-Entertainment's tribute to the Choco Taco

Saw it last night. It's nothing special, but its certainly not as bad as its being made out to be. Though for certain Shyamalan shouldn't have given himself the role that he did.

WCW signed a exculsive deal to be be the only wrestling promotion that ran shows at the building. WWF went back to running at the Rosemont Horizon and never bothered going back when WCW died. I'm sure they get a better deal on rent from Rosemont. BTW, wasn't Summmerslam '94 the first event held at the United Center period (televised or not).

I thought it was okay. It has its moments and might be better on second viewing, but I'm not inclined to see it again.

"Hogan would not be champion right now if Mr. Wonderful was bald."

The first one is going to be on USA Network on Saturday Night. And for the people asking about spoiler tags, put [spoilertag] [/spoilertag] around whatever you want to tag (except be sure to put spoiler instead of spoilertag).

I don't believe the steroid scandal had anything to do with Flair-Hogan not happening at Mania. Well, Hogan was going on sabatical after WM because of the bad press. If he had wrestled Flair at WM you'd of had one of three things. 1.) Flair beats Hogan, which Hogan would never would have agreed to. 2.) Hogan beats Flair, Which couldn't happen since Hogan couldn't win the title if he was about to leave. 3.) DQ/Countout finish which would have just left everyone pissed of (Yes, that's how Hogan's WM8 match ended anyway, but it would have been worse with Flair). The scandal may not have been the factor in why it didn't happen, but it didn't help.

The eligability period is from June 1, 2005 to May 31, 2006. Deadwood didn't air a new episode during that time. BTW here are the writing and directing nods, if anyone cares: Best Drama Writing Grey's Anatomy - It's the End of the World, As We Know It Grey's Anatomy - Into You Like a Train Lost - The 23rd Psalm Six Feet Under - Everyone's Waiting The Sopranos - Member's Only Best Comedy Writing Arrested Development - Development Arrested Entourage - Exodus Extras - Kate Winslet My Name is Earl - Pilot The Office - Christmas Party Best Drama Director Big Love - Pilot (Rodrigo Garcia) Lost - Live Together, Die ALone (Jack Bender) Six Feet Under - Everyone's Waiting (Alan Ball) The Sopranos - Member's Only (Tim Van Patten) The Sopranos - Join The Club (David Nutter) 24 - 7:00 a.m - 8:00 a.m. (Jon Cassar) The West Wing - Election Day (Part One) (Mimi Leder) Best Comedy Director The Comeback - Valerie Does Another Classic Leno (Michael Patrick King) Curb Your Entusiasm - The Christ Nail (Robert B. Weide) Entourage - Oh, Mandy (Dan Attias) Entourage - Sundance Kids (Julian Farino) My Name is Earl - Pilot (Marc Bucklund) Weeds - Good Shit Lollipop (Craig Zisk)

Could anyone hear the dialogue near the end when Elizabeth It was muffeled to my ears in the theater and I couldn't make it out. And for anyone who dosen't know, Chow Yun Fat is playing the villian in part 3.

I thought it was just okay, which I guess is a dissapointment. Brandon Routh and Kevin Spacey were fine in their roles. I thought Kate Bosworth was the weak spot in the cast, but it's not like she was horrible. The opening credits were my favorite part of the movie, I'm not sure if that says something bad about the rest of it. It suffers in comparrison to Batman Begins. I wouldn't tell anyone to avoid it, but I wouldn't tell people to rush out and see it either. I'll see the sequal if/when there is one, but I'm not exactly waiting with bated breath. The movie was just there. And that's my biggest problem with the movie. For some reason the idea of .

I think he retired because he tore a pec muscle during the Bret fued. This was a reoccurring injury for him, he'd torn it and had surgery to fix it several times. The doctors told him that his muscle had torn so many times that if he kept wrestling he'd just repeat the pattern of tearing it/surgery over and over.

I didn't realize that Nelly Fertado's musical ambition was to become Fergie. During the first song I was waiting for "I wonder if I take you home, would you still be in love baby?"

The movie was just fine. The critics that are ripping it to shreads are going way overboard. Probably a good thing that I hadn't read the book since I can imagine getting board if I knew exactly how it would play out. I thought that Could someone who's read it and seen it mention what they changed from the book?

I once went a year where (if you don't count the meat at Taco Bell) I could count the number of times I had red meat on my fingers . I did some jogging a couple of time a week and by the end I the year I had lost about 30 lbs. I'm not sure how much cutting out meat had to do with the weight loss, but I know physically "felt" better even though I mentally really missed hamburgers.

I heard about the movie from a USA Today article about Ellen Page, the movie's star (she's gonna be in X-Men 3), and from Ebert & Roeper. The movie is seriously fucked up and you should go see it if it's playing in your city.

Um... that wasn't just some random appearence by Sawyer. That was clearly setting up his meeting Jack's father in the bar.

I never bought the Special Edition DVD's, so I'm very happy with this announcement.

Yes, it's really HTM singing his entrance music.