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Someone said it was him. I should stop talking.

Well the InVasion was Vince's fault. That had gold written all over it.

They didn't show them all, just 6 (or so). Oh, I figured they would some how cram all 11(?) so they could get some new viewers.

http://www.tvtorrents.tv/

Woah, there was a PPV in December?

I'm probably gonna get flamed for this, but I thought that picture of the guy with the pink hair was AoO. I can't find it right now, but anyone know what I am speaking of?

I'm calling gimmick infringement. Matt's the male Yuna Firerose around here. Wow, that is just mean Andrew.

Does anyone else think that Marshall is the man? "Am I dead?" GOLD.

Download is the only way I can think of. They showed all of the episodes in December, so you missed your chance then.

I wish I watched more of RR; I've only seen the last two RRs. The latest one, Xtreme, was the only one I actually watched during the "10 spot." One day MTV will show all of them again, in a marathon. They have to, since MTV has a hard on for doing that sort of shit.

Right right, thanks. Ya gotta love ABC for having Garner in that lil outfit RIGHT after LOST ended. People didn't have a chance to change the channel. Most guys who watched LOST, but not Alias, saw Garner in that and decided to watch. ABC probably told J.J. to write that in. They had to.

She sure is on Geffen.

SF is only a mess for another 2-4 years? They just need to get out of their money hole is all. Hell, they are still paying Rice.

Where'd you get that?

I love how they do the whole "72 Hours Earlier" bullshit. It pisses me off, but it makes me wait to see what happens. Good writing. I know I saw Jeffrey Bell as an EP, but I missed Drew Goddard. I am hoping it is because I turned my head/blinked, but did anyone catch his name? And I thought Sloan died, for some reason. What happened with him again?

I thought they were gonna be asses and not tell us what was in the green envelope.

Cena? Explain... And I loved how Jack and Kate were talking in front of Sun, not knowing she speaks English.

It was Fury. Since he is a genius .

Kate and Sawyer will be banging in a few weeks.

BAH, thanks to the snow here, we get to watch LOST with half of the screen filled with snow delays.

Xavier?

I figured this might be pretty big news, so it deserves its own thread. I got this from http://realworldroadrules.blogspot.com/ In an astounding development, Reality Blurred has posted that Road Rules may be at the end of its run. Citing an anonymous email from a producer of the shows, they say they Road Rules is postponed indefinitely. So, what's the deal? The following is a long, complicated history of the turmoil the show's been in. Skip if you please. Well, if you are a reality television fan and have been following the saga that's these two shows, you know how these two shows The Real World and Road Rules have been so close to being cancelled in the past. In 1999, when Hawaii and Semester At Sea were being filmed, Bunim-Murray Productions announced that only two seasons of each show would be produced and then production would be stopped. There was buzz everywhere and it was pretty much official. So, flash to the premiere of Hawaii and the incident with Ruthie being sent to the hospital. There was a lot of buzz around Hawaii with rumors fluttering about Ruthie's alcoholism and her leaving the house. So when Hawaii consistently brought in huge ratings, the decision was made not to officially stop the shows at season 10. So, Real World was pretty much saved. Up to Paris, each successive season of the Real World pulled in larger ratings. However, Road Rules was a struggling show. Debuting in 1994, Road Rules was produced on a bi-yearly schedule. Once the decision was made to cancel both shows, BMP put Road Rules on a yearly production schedule. If you remember Maximum Velocity Tour, it was a heavy departure from the regular Road Rules fare. BMP played up the game show element of the show and strayed away from the inter-cast development. Since then, Road Rules has gone through a number of stunning developments. Most notably, the vote-off rule, which was introduced in its 10th season (The Quest) has heavily changed the make-up of the series. So, Road Rules has been on a long journey since then. By all accounts, BMP was heavily pleased with the series when South Pacific turned out some of the most memorable castmembers since its early years. Producers even used the same casting producers to cast the San Diego season. So that brings us to now. In the past, there have been times when the locatiion of the next Road Rules has been announced along with Real World. So when Austin was announced as the 16th season location, this raised a few eyebrows. Bunim-Murray Productions has recently gone through an expansion and they are changing things up a bit there. Anyone close to production can tell you that. However, the fate of Road Rules is still up in the air. Only an official announcement will confirm or deny its cancellation.

Yeah, both of them are working on Alias now. Goddard also wrote a script for LOST, which is interesting.

But who would one rather have at the PPV; Sabu or Heyman? I'll go with Heyman.

She also sold 3 million copies of her CD, which isn't that bad. Plus her TV show does well, so she's not going anywhere.