RavishingRickRudo

Not enough action, supposedly.

*thinks about that*

I love Out of Gas... ... but I love War Stories a lil bit more (Best commentary too!) Ariel is also fucking awesome. HEY, disc 3 rules! I watched "Objects Floating in Space" ... actually, I watched it twice in a row (dying to hear Joss' commentary)... and BPS you couldn't be any more right, that is one awesome performance by Early (jesus christ I can't believe I remember all these characters names! Unprecidented!) - for a brief moment, Spoiler (Highlight to Read): I actually thought River was the ship (too much Star Trek!). That's a top 5'er for sure. Infact, here's my Top 5... 1. War Stories 2. Out of Gas 3. Ariel 4. Objects Floating in Space 5. Serenity (1&2) Episode List: Serenity The Trainjob Bushwhacked Shindig Safe Our Mrs. Reynolds Jaynestown Out of Gas Ariel War Stories Heart of Gold Trash The Message ... I'll throw out some reasons/thoughts after other people make their lists (hint, hint!).. maybe I'll finish that Serenity review *puts on list*

Yeah, like being Head of Creative in the WWE...

Nah, he'll just go down as the smartest idiot in the history of wrestling promoters. Kinda like the tallest dwarf... Listening to Ole Anderson on WOL, it's evident that the promoters weren't exactly the best business men; or the smartest of folk.

Yeah, they just had way too much stuff to elaborate on - Book's past, the Blue Sun Corporation, the guys with the Blue Hands (and their relationship to the BSC), River's recovery (hopefully they wouldn't pull a Fred with her), the Reavers, Mal and Inara - their past AND future (if there ever was one), Jayne and Kaylee, Kaylee and Simon, River and Book, Zoe and Wash... shit, there's SO MUCH STUFF they could have capitalized on and developed and expanded and FUCK FOX!!!

Oh yeah... Fuck Fox. ...BUT... We all know it's a bad thing that they cancelled Firefly. Joss' track record shows he can at least go 5 seasons and maintain quality (or improve) and that Firefly was pretty open-ended in terms of storylines. BUT, since Fox cut them off we never got to see them grow AND we never got to see them fall. So is it a blessing in disguise that this series never got "ruined" and therefore our thoughts of it are not tainted by bad episodes or poor decisions (besides "hey, let's not pick up Firefly" and "hey, let's not show the original 2 hour pilot as the first episode)?? Think about it.

*looks at current state of WWE* TIME is driving him out of business, as in "it's only a matter of time that the WWE will go out of business", so he IS being 'beat', he's just too stupid to know it.

Well, it's pretty clear; they need Steph back.

"Will Vince and his crew EVER change the format and give us a fresh WWE wrestling show or will they stick with the tired and lame format of Austin vs. authority figures, May Young jokes, & the same crap they have been doing since the late 90's." Dude, we were saying this in 2001... 3 years later and nothing has changed. Take a wild guess at whether or not they will change the format.

The (5) people who should be huge are: Nathan Fillion is my lord and saviour. Seriously, my favourite actor right now and I can't imagine him out-performing Captain Tightpants any time soon. Listening to him speak (or reading) on the subject, it seems he has a real passion for Firefly - they all do, but him especially. Plus he's Canadian (thumbs up). Adam Baldwin is Jesus. I can't really say anything more than that... "It was the best day ever". Summer Glau is... words cannot describe. Hell, I'll try... Summer Glau is Amazing. Fantastic. Glorious. A Revelation. They need to make a new word to effectively describe how fucking good she is. She's not a "hottie" like say, Morina and Jewel are, her beauty is much more reserved and subtle. I find myself entranced every time she is on-screen. This is not like a school boy crush (hell, I've had those with SMG back when Buffy first started), I just think the world of her. Such grace. Her reaction to Book in Jaynestown is priceless. "... waiting". She deserves to be a huge star; hell, they all do. Alan Tudyk as Wash is one of my favourite characters ever. Ever. I'll put him up with The Comic Book Store Guy, Baby Stewie, and Kramer any day of the week... and he's not even animated! Sean Maher is too good for television. His expression and delivery are superb. The way he moves his eyes around, he just absorbs the scenery.

The Reavers scare me, but the Blue Hand Guys scare me more. Why? THEY INVADED MY SLEEP!!! Yes, I dreamed (dreamt?) that the Blue Hand guys were trying to kill me with their brain blower-upper. I woke up before they could. *Whew* Jewel Stait is hot. And Annoying. And cute. And Canadian (thumbs up). And really Annoying. It's a love/hate relationship we have... or I have, with her... THEY INVADED MY SLEEP! Spoiler (Highlight to Read): I legit thought she was going to die the first time I saw the show, simply because of the Doyle-factor. The lil looks/faces she makes really add to the show, IMO. Yeah, I too am putting Firefly on the top of the list - in the past week I've seen some episodes 3 or 4 times (counting commentary) and I never get sick of it.

... I miss the old rumble music. I miss Mene Gene's Royal Rumble update showing all those participating in the rumble.

Hurricane has (one of) the highest merchandising potential out of all the WWE superstars.

They should think about getting into football...

He's patriotic. ....

In: 1. Benoit 2. Test 3. Ultimo 4. Eddie Eliminated: 1. Benoit 2. Ultimo 3. Eddie

Subconsciously, in all my writings, you see elements of "The Brave Little Toaster". The real focus, however, wouldn't be on the voyage - it would be about the group dynamic and the battle for supremacy.

I'm thinkin Booker T and King vs. Orton and Henry

Yeah, it is. A Jezebel is a pretty troublemaker. Tori is probably JR's favourite Jezebel (though I wouldn't exactly call her "pretty"). Then there's a "witch" who is also a troublemaker, but gets more physical (Heel Trish, Victoria), then there is an "Amazon" who is all muscle.

And then no one will care about it after Monday - kinda like everything they do with JR and the King in their hometowns.

Yeah, I know, the brilliance of a Pet Rock interacting with other Rocks and those other rocks not necessarily responding and the Tickle-me-Elmo and Cabbagepatch doll against the Pog and Slinky in a sorta class warfare where the plush dolls think they're better than the more recreational toys is really something that can be played up - I'm debating whether or not to use traditional animation or the digital stuff - maybe both... but then we're getting into Titan AE territory and we don't want THAT.

Oh god, they're in Memphis. Oh god they're doing something with the King. *Looks at TV Guide to see what else is on Monday's at 9pm*

I'm thinking "Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey" meets "Lord of the Flies" meets "Toy Story" - where a Slinky, a Cabbagepatch Doll, a Pog, a Tickle-me-Elmo, and oh say a Pet Rock get left behind in a box when a family moves away and must find their way back to their once-loving owner; and along the way the Slinky and Tickle-me-Elmo battle it out for leadership and innocence is what truly gets lost in this tale of dying fads in todays society and the emotional scaring of being left behind.

Mad TV is more about annoying you than making you laugh - the Vancomb lady and Mrs. Swan were the precursors for Stewart and the old lady that always coughs...