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So, was it worth it?

Season 5 starts on Thursday, I am pumped. And I'm not sure if this has been posted, but here are some Webisodes from NBC.com. (I think they are new).

Leena stuck me in the Gulag and she is gone. You won't let me out, so how will that help your traffic? ANSWER MEEE

Mondays NBC at 9:00 I just downloaded and watched the Pilot and this is a good show. They set up the series perfectly and even throw a few things that you don't see coming. I can see this being my new favorite show.

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You can't really look at it like that. The WB was available in more homes than USA Network was. I don't know the exact numbers (I will after someone hopefully reply's to me e-mail) but being a top of cable ratings with a 6 - 7 is really good.

Season 1 good?

I think I'm going to wait till next year to start watching it again. I gave up on it a few weeks ago after it was just a chore to watch.

Looks fucking awesome.

I like the $19.95 days.

I'm in.

What? And guys, DVD sales aren't going to keep this program going. One and done season. I just hope they show all 13 episodes, which I'm sure they will since they were already made.

I didn't watch the episode yet, but this show isn't going to last past this season. From TvByTheNumbers.com (the best ratings website)

In the GN, did Dr. Manhattan walk around naked like he did in the movie?

Did you call Sony yet? I remember them being VERY good when it comes to helping me with some PS3 problems. If anything, use the HDMI-DVI cord and then buy a cheap HTS or something. That way you can get sound out of it without having to get a new TV.

If it keeps these ratings up, it won't last 3 or 4 seasons. 2 tops.

The show has SOO much potential but there is just something missing. I am much more interested in the FBI agent trying to find the Dollhouse and how Ecko seems to be remembering all the missions she has been on. Like last week, when she hit her shoulder with her arm and this week when she looked at the other girl and shook her head. I don't see it getting picked up, but it doesn't help that it's on Friday nights. Fox should put it behind Idol for a night or two and get some new viewers to it. It helped Bones become popular and it's doing the same for Lie to Me. But they will never do that.

I like the new idea behind the pitching with the RS (unless it was like that last year with the 360 because I only played it on the PS2). However, I still can't stand the swing stick. Will there be an option to change it to classic?

Plus the digital switch over fucked up sweeps. But there was no digital switch over, so it was a waste.

Yeah, Rourke should have won, but Penn did a hell of a job. Doesn't bother me at all. 5 out of 6 for the major awards right isn't bad. I picked the Reader because I wanted to go for the upset. Oh wellll.

Sandler needs this movie bad. His career is really going down hill. So are we going to get a new Apatow movie every 2 years?

Oh, mole. I don't want it to win, but it will win.

Joe Pesci is retired, so there is no need for LW5.

Best Picture The Reader - Anthony Minghella, Sydney Pollack, Redmond Morris, Donna Gigliotti Best Director Danny Boyle – Slumdog Millionaire Best Actor Sean Penn – Milk Best Actress Kate Winslet – The Reader Best Supporting Actor Heath Ledger – The Dark Knight Best Supporting Actress Penélope Cruz – Vicky Cristina Barcelona Best Original Screenplay WALL-E - Andrew Stanton, Jim Reardon and Pete Docter Best Adapted Screenplay Doubt - John Patrick Shanley Best Animated Feature WALL-E – Andrew Stanton Best Foreign Language Film Waltz with Bashir (Israel) in Hebrew - Ari Folman Best Animated Short Presto - Doug Sweetland Best Art Direction The Dark Knight – Nathan Crowley, Peter Lando Best Cinematography Slumdog Millionaire – Anthony Dod Mantle Best Costume Design Australia – Catherine Martin Best Documentary Feature Nerakhoon (The Betrayal) Best Documentary Short The Conscience of Nhem En – Steven Okazaki Best Film Editing The Dark Knight – Lee Smith Best Live Action Short New Boy (Ireland) Best Makeup The Curious Case of Benjamin Button – Greg Cannom Best Original Score Slumdog Millionaire – A. R. Rahman Best Original Song "Down to Earth" from WALL-E – Peter Gabriel and Thomas Newman (music), Peter Gabriel (lyrics) Best Sound Editing The Dark Knight – Richard King Best Sound Mixing The Dark Knight – Lora Hirschberg, Gary Rizzo, Ed Novick Best Visual Effects The Curious Case of Benjamin Button – Eric Barba, Steve Preeg, Burt Dalton, Craig Barron

No Long either!