Keith, they *weren't*.
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Thank goodness they recovered their wits! What were they
Well, it's only 13 eps. How badly can Fox screw that up?
Forget that I asked that...
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I saw Wanted and really liked it (everything except that first chase scene with
the motorcylce and the bus and everything, I hadn't quite suspended my
disbelief at that point in the story, lol) I thought the ending was perfect
also.
The storyline, in my opinion, is easy to continue. In a book
Oh, MAN, that's conflicting. It's like if Pushing Daisies gets
cancelled, Heroes might not suck anymore!
Gaah.
JJ Mohareb
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Heroes: Pushing Daisies Creator Returning?
Bryan Fuller may be coming back to set the wrong
Aw, hay-ull naw! - Stone Cold Steve Austin
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Thank God we have science to explain this.
JJ Mohareb
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Brain Scans Show Bullies Enjoy Others' Pain
Friday, November 7, 2008; 12:00 AM
FRIDAY, Nov. 7 (HealthDay News) -- Bullies may actually enjoy the pain they
cause
The biggest mistake the makers of the WANTED movie made (besides not
making her black) was killing off the Fox character. That said, the
graphic novel, which differs from the movie, offers a perfect avenue
for continuing the story.
~rave!
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It's almost certain the Pushing Daisies is a done deal. I really like that show
as well.
B
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they will be out of business within a few years.
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(sun breaks through clouds, heavenly choir begins singing Hallelujah: chorus)
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Note to self - reanimate Mister Webster once more, for purposes of redefining
phrase sore loser...
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This is actually a good idea. And Spielberg is the one person who
could pull this off. Will Smith is wise to be a part of this. Old
Boy is one of my favorites, and this is going to be a watered
down version of the story, but it opens up doors for more stories
to be told, AND it
Amen, brother! Consign the very *idea* of this to the scrap heap that already
contains Birds of Prey. Now if only someone can explain to me why Knight
Rider was picked up for a more eps...?
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Keith, they
Huh. What I got from this list was a vague regret at how works on the page
sometimes get changed drastically on the big screen. I've often felt like the
lone person who *liked* Jurassic Park, but didn't *love* it, primarilty
because despite it's theme it was relatively tame. I mean, all these
What is/was Birds Of Prey?
B
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Amen,
Man, did you see this press conference yesterday? I swear, I haven't seen the
members of the press so happy in years. They were positively giddy! Every
single person called on was beaming, and they were so respectful: Thank you
for taking my question, Mr. President-elect! I could tell they
Well, this is what I was talking about the other day when I posted on this on
Election Day, and how CNN covered it. I was a bit taken aback that Blacks
voting for the prop in large numbers was central to the CNN report. They were
talked about along with Mormons, who really fought for the ban.
Oh, you had to ask! It was that crappy superhero show on the WB a few years ago
that featured a team of young superheroines. One was Oracle, one was Black
Canary, one was some psychic girl. Shemar Moore starred as a police detective.
It was horrible, and canceled very quickly, thank goodness.
Thanks! And if I were to be honest, I must say that I too was all a-tingle when
I saw that conference. I've been so upset over these years of lies and
half-truths, with moves from shutting out reporters like Helen Thomas, to
forbiding pictures to be taken of servicemen's caskets returning from
My mistake: one of the character's isn't Black Canary herself, but her
daughter. The show was still crappy, though. It had silly plots, bad acting,
and a really dark look that was less of a mood setter than it was something
that looked like bad camera work. Reminded me of bad computer game CGI,
There's a funny side story here. I grew up in Fort Worth, Texas. Terrell is the
home of the largest mental hospital in that part of the state. When i was a
kid, people would always joke that someone who was acting wonky or off Must
have come from Terrell. See someone in the hood talking to
I think the CBC will hang low for fear of the perception that they have
special sway with Obama and allow the press to label him the prez of the
Black people. I have always feared that he will have to lay low when it
comes to our issues, particularly during his first term to avoid the
appearance
Jamie talked about this on his Sirius radio show this weekend. He also
told more stories of the overt racism he faced growing up in Terrell.
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There's a funny side story here. I grew up in Fort Worth, Texas.
Terrell is the home of the
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/11/02/opinion/02rich.html?
partner=rssnytemc=rss
November 2, 2008
OP-ED COLUMNIST
Guess Who's Coming to Dinner
By FRANK RICH
AND so: just how far have we come?
As a rough gauge last week, I watched a movie I hadn't seen since it
came out when I was a teenager in
I liked the movie version of Jurassic Park but I loved the book. It's
much nastier, has lots less of the heroic kid stuff and delves more
into the science. Plus it has more species of dinos and the creator of
the park meets a very different fate.
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