Zack Malibu

The thing with the Dragon Whip is that you have to suspend disbelief with it. You have to believe that the opponent is going to catch his foot and swing him around in order to hit it. It's good for a nearfall spot, but as a finisher, it's no good.

Burning Hammer (reverse DVD).

Cynical, jaded former wrestler who tells it like it is?

I think I liked Gina (Vanessa Marcil...HAWT~!) more than Valerie (TAT's character) on 90210.

It's from an official release date listing from Sony. It's not a mistake. With DVD's that they're unsure of, it says "working title" next to it. The GAB has no such phrase next to it. Granted it could change, but right now, the GAB will be a PPV event given the proof.

Renee's my sentimental favorite. If you want the honest truth, it was one of me and my cousins favorite songs around the time he passed away ('96) as it was getting major airplay at the time. It brings back some good memories, so that's why it's high on my list of songs.

I have no idea to be honest. Also, did Christian and Winnie stay together in Season 2? I agree, it's been a long time. They haven't even shown reruns since like 2000. Same goes for The New Class...I didn't watch much when it became based on Maria as the main character in the group and that wussy blonde dude joined up. I also got most of my Hang Time from ABC Family, but I don't think they ran season 1 at all, with Earl the hick and Chris Atwater. The SBTB storyline with Jesse's stepbrother was great.

Sorry dude, but CC and I already have a Can-Am connection going on. ::Zack and CC's hotness melts AS' ego.::

Nah, I liked Hang Time when they had Silk, Hammer, etc. Anderson was funny, but the show didn't lose quality after he left. The Hammer farewell ep was great, and plus I always found Amber Barretto hot . I did wonder why Dick Butkus was cast as a basketball coach though. I barely watched One World. Only one I remember was when the black kid was pulled over by the racist cop when he took the parents new car out. California Dreams had a GREAT finale. The final ep is one of my favorites. City Guys was a lot "edgier" (as edgy as these shows can be), and dealt with issues of date rape, kids with guns (resulting in Jamal accidentally shooting his dad), and other topics that teens face in the real world. USA High was awesome with Laz, and I barely remember any Excess (the name of William James Jones' character) episodes.

They are the same price. It's part of the arrangement between us.

How is he taking business away from TNA? The only people who order TNA are either the hardcores who order everything, or the people who aren't into WWE right now.

Now that I think about it One World didn't have a rotating cast, but it only lasted a couple of seasons, and I'd LOVE to hear an onscreen explanation for cast changes there. But yeah, some of those other shows, the casts changed so much my head would spin. Frankly, I'm impressed that Daniella Deutcher and Megan Parlen lasted the entire run of Hang Time, given the amount of turnover there. Well, Hang Time's whole niche was Daniella as the female star of the boys basketball team. Parlen's character of Mary Beth would have been more expendable, but at least they let her evolve somewhat through the years.

July 27,2004 is the scheduled release date. Benoit is scheduled for that day as well, and Bad Blood is set for 7/13.

Where was Barron with his traditional "Paging Zack Malibu" post that he does in every SBTB thread. I liked the Tori eps, but not as much as the original six, obviously. The boys/girls faceoff for the inheritance money stands out as my favorite of the bunch. The way I saw the Tori/Zack relationship was that she was a challenge to Zack, and that's why he kept pursuing her (although he also pursued Slater's sister in an ep during the Tori era). As for Kelly and Jesse, it was a contract dispute. Berkley soon went on to infamy in Showgirls, and Tiffani stuck around for the College Years (although not at first, as she was not in the pilot ep) and the Wedding movie before becoming Valerie on 90210. Regarding the cast dropoffs and changes in Engel shows, I think City Guys is the only one where nobody left, save for them changing from the girl in the pilot (can't remember her name off the top of my head...I think it was Gina) to Cassidy in the second episode. I also read once that out of the whole TNBC history, only the character of Hammer on Hang Time got an actual sendoff episode (he was in the first episode of season 5, but they wrote him out as he got a chance to go to school in NC and then move on to Duke for college ball). Everyone else was just explained in short (like on California Dreams, when Lorena debuted, and Jake was in her loft saying "I miss Garrison, but this loft makes his garage look like...a garage!" Truth be told though, I liked some of the New Class (HATED The first class with the ripoffs like Weasel, etc.) but liked the Ryan Parker era (when the kids transferred from Valley and had trouble fitting in). Same goes for California Dreams. I probably liked it more with Lorena and Sly's cousin Mark than I did with the Garrison family.

Inc gave it his blessing. Plus, Inc is still prominent as Squirtle, so it's not like identity theft or anything. Think of Chave as the board equivalent of the Fake Razor Ramon.

Is #1 Near Dark? As for #2, the only mining area movie I can think of is My Bloody Valentine.

::Hits Gary Coleman over the head with a guitar. Take that, slapnuts!::

Now now, be PC dude. It's "Automobily Challenged".

Porn?

I'm all for gimmicks, because otherwise there is nothing that differentiates the Jindraks from the Morgans from the Cades and so on. I don't like stupid gimmicks (see Eugene for reference), but a good, fleshed out character that people can either get behind or love to hate is definitely something I like to see. I do NOT want to see something like Goon or TL Hopper rehashes. Let's keep the idiocy to a minimum.

Leave him alone. That bike is what gets him ass in the first place. Plus, there's not as much to touch as there is in the car.

While they haven't had the greatest matches in the past, Eddie as the underdog in a Big Show feud (with the blowoff being some type of stipulation match to make up for Show's inabilities) could be shockingly good. Show has come a long way, so I'd be for it. They should run with an angle similar with what I suggested to Haas/Kurt, and once Eddie beats him, THEN Kurt should step back into the ring. I'd also settle for face/face RVD vs. Eddie.

At this rate I don't think Smackdown can hold out that long. I'd say Summerslam, but that just might be wishful thinking. I'm DREADING a prolonged Bradshaw/Eddie feud.

Then again, you've managed to pull off a successful face run, so anythings possible.

They should have put Angle with Haas to recreate the Team Angle vibe, but to give Haas the rub he needs to move up the card. Even if he wound up in GM Kurt's pocket, he'd just look like another "Evil GM Flunky" rather than anything special.