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What is the name of the girl who was Slater's girlfriend that came back to Bayside? My friend wants to know, why, I have no idea.

That and fuck the shit out of her. But that is very tue, you summed it up perfectly.

I love you Exslade. Yeah, this is the most boring season ever. It doesn't help that San Diego was fuckin awesome, so the expitations for this season were pretty high.

No, even though season 2 might be better than season 3.

La Parka.

I laugh at retards a lot.

Well since I have season 5 on VCD, I can watch it after I am finished with season 4. Sorry, that sounded snotty.

I just watched them like 3 days ago, besides, I want to get season 3 done so I can hit up the gold that season 4 is.

That they are.

The Pylea arc is pretty awesome, I must say. To show how far I am in Angel, I'm on the Connor arc right now for season 3. And even though the Wes storyline is probably my favorite of all time, season 3 might just loose a notch in the season standings. Something about it just isn't holding up.

Monday 8 p.m. "Trading Spouses" 9 p.m. "24" (two-hour premiere Sunday, Jan. 9; time-period premiere Jan. 10) Tuesday 8 p.m. "American Idol" (premieres Jan. 18) 9 p.m. "House" Wednesday 8 p.m. "That ’70s Show" 8:30 p.m. "The Simple Life 3: Interns" (premieres Jan. 26) 9 p.m. "American Idol" (premieres Jan. 19; one-hour episodes through February) Thursday 8 p.m. "The O.C." 9 p.m. "Point Pleasant" (premieres Jan. 20) Friday 8 p.m. "The Bernie Mac Show" (premieres Jan. 14) 8:30 p.m. "The Bernie Mac Show" (encore episodes) 9 p.m. "Jonny Zero" (premieres Jan. 14)

Nightmares was a Joss episode? Meh, my votes still for "Waiting in the Wings". Nope, Nightmares wasn't a Joss' episode. It was written by Greenwalt and directed by Bruce Seth Green. And Gru I've found a new liking for Gro, even though it wasn't explained how he got there. His dumbness makes me love him.

It happens and sucks. Boo to that. I am on "Sleep Tight" right now and everything that Wes does is just so damn sad. Probably my favorite storyline ever.

I asked it for X-Mas, so I hope to get it.

No, that is bullshit. I HATE it when people fall in love so quickly like that on TV and in movies.

Mean Girls - B+

Yeah, until WM ended and it went down hill.

Yeah, but I can't just watch the episodes every other day. When I watch one episode, I watch another, then another, then one more. And I just watched "Waiting in the Wings," (just shows how fast I watch these damn things) and this episode is so overrated. There is a bunch of things in it that REALLY bug me. 1. "We don't have any money for the dress" crap. BUT, Angel just bought tickets to a ballet, which cost a lot of money. And he happen to get 5 tickets that are right next to each other at the last minute? No, that doesn't happen. 2. Oh yeah, the dress thing. THEY JUST GOT 50,000 DOLLARS from those damn weird guys in "Provider." I know it should be for Connor's college fund, but Gunn says "spending money" and I am sure they can spend some money on dresses. Hell, they just bought tickets to a ballet. 3. Groo and Cordy. Huh? True love? Yeah, they spent like a day together. And a few hours before hand, Cordy was all about Angel. Then when Groo comes about, and Cordy kisses him. Yeah, okay. Slut. 4. When Angel breaks the spell, the ballet dancer goes away. So did the audience just think that was apart of the ballet when she disapears? No, that doesn't make any sense. There is nothing special about this episode. It is just a gimmick episode so Joss could direct people dancing. Great, how nice. The only thing that came out of it was that Gunn and Fred get together, which leads to something huge down the road. But other than that, the episode does nothing. SOO FUCKIN OVERRATED. New grade for the episode, C-. It doesn't get the D because of the Fred/Gunn stuff. Maybe it is just beacuse I am in a REALLY bad mood, but this is the worst Joss' episode ever.

So how many names is this for Johnson now?

Both.

I am watching "Fredless" right now and Fred's parents rule. I'd take them in a guest appearance over Andrew any day of the week. Too bad there is no show for them to make an appearance on.

Which is pretty crappy since she isn't that bad of an actress. And that poster rules, I can't wait for this film. Plus it is another flick my Pops and I can see together.

The long-in-development unscripted show "The Will" finally has a premiere date on CBS, as does a competition to find a new lifestyle guru now that Martha Stewart's in prison. Both "The Will," from "Bachelor" producer Mike Fleiss, and "Wickedly Perfect," as the domestic-diva show is called, will premiere the first week of January. "Perfect" gets the plum "Survivor" spot at 8 p.m. ET Thursdays starting Jan. 6, while "The Will" will air at 8 p.m. Saturdays -- a spot once intended for "The Amazing Race" -- beginning Jan. 8. Over the course of 10 episodes, "Wickedly Perfect" will follow 12 contestants who think they have the goods to become "the country's new authority on at-home living." Hosted by former "Good Morning America" anchor Joan Lunden, the show will offer put the contestants through a series of tests related to cooking, decorating and entertaining. Credit: InsidePulse.com Yeah. That is all I have ot say.

Titanic.

I missed that on SD. I didn't think the crowd booed him at all.