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Comment on White Collar Review: What A Ride! by Bilal Mian

Bilal Mian — Thu, 09 Sep 2010 05:38:27 +0000

1. Ahhhh Alex I always love when she’s back.

2. Neal had CRAZY EYES when he was out to get Fowler

3. In regards to Mozzie – NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!! Still I doubt he’ll die. He’s bound to make a smart remark when he pulls out of recovery.

Comment on The Emmy Awards: Quick and Painful by Liz Cooper

Liz Cooper — Mon, 06 Sep 2010 05:22:43 +0000

OK just to clarify: this whole post was meant to be a catharsis now that 1. LOST is over and 2. I realize that I had an unhealthy emotional connection to it. I appreciate the fact that there are better shows out there, but this was to pay homage to that fact that this amazing show mattered to people, and whether through its own fault (probably) or that of its critics, I feel like it didn’t get its due in the end. In the shadow of all that is LOST and how much I know it mattered to fans, this post was for them.

Comment on Machete Review: Amazeballs Con Carne by Marcanthony Roman

Marcanthony Roman — Mon, 06 Sep 2010 05:11:34 +0000

I guess I was so glad to FINALLY see Danny in a leading role, I forgot what this was going to turn out like (only thing missing was a Tarantino cameo). I guess I would have liked it better if it was his second movie – the first being more of a show case of this well known character actor carving (sorry) his own niche. Music was pure Rodriguez, although the credit was given to someone else (go to his dvd extras in “One night”… and see his studio tour). A good flick to go out and see with the guys late nite for a good laugh. Hope no one takes Danny too seriously in this one and he gets another shot.

Comment on Why Did I Get Married Too Review by AZwoman2009

AZwoman2009 — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 19:10:15 +0000

WHY, WHY, WHY did the GREAT Tyler Perry end the movie like that!?!? To take such an AWESOME movie and then END it the way he did? It was almost like he became TIRED of the story and said screw it ……… On a positive note, I REALLY enjoyed the 1st movie and 3/4 of the 2nd one. Janet was EXPLOSIVE! Way to go Janet! Very impressed….. I couldn’t help but to think her acting came out in emotions with losing her brother.

THE ENDING KILLED ME!

Comment on Takers Review: More Than Just Eye Candy by will

will — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 21:58:00 +0000

I think Keanu is a great actor ( in my opinion ). Anyway, good review.

Comment on The Emmy Awards: Quick and Painful by Loafof

Loafof — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 16:13:37 +0000

How sad for you that you don’t know who Aaron Paul and what Breaking Bad is. In short, it’s the best drama and the best (lead)supporting sctor currently on TV.

Yes, better than Mad men, Dexter and, let’s be honest, Lost. It should have won best drama, and best scripts, so ifanything BB was robbed.
No one was robbed in the acting category. Fox is solid and MOQ and Emerson are brilliant, but Cranston and Paul are in a league of their own. No comparison. Seriously, it’s a ridiculous to even argue otherwise.

So, yeah, sorry for your lost. *badum tish*

Comment on Project Runway Review: Is That My Knife In Your Back? by BB

BB — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 02:38:33 +0000

Hate Gretchen and her cohorts. Reminds me of the mean bully types at school. So nasty and cruel to Michael…and oh yeah….jealous. That narrow witch mouth of hers…ugh. She has talent and they will keep her for the drama of course. But I almost hate her cohorts more for being spineless followers. Ivy especially.

Comment on The Emmy Awards: Quick and Painful by Stacy

Stacy — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 23:13:23 +0000

Ok, just to let you know, Aaron Paul 100% deserved that emmy and Terry O’Quinn was in no way “robbed” and since, unlike you, I’ve actaully SEEN both shows, I would say my opinion counts just a bit more, don’t you think?

Comment on The Emmy Awards: Quick and Painful by Rachel

Rachel — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 15:03:59 +0000

Maybe you should watch Breaking Bad before you make assumptions that Matthew Fox and Terry O’Quinn were robbed? Just a suggestion. I’ve watched both and I’m absolutely convinced the rightful winners took home the trophies. And yes, I CAN deny that Lost was the best drama in the grand scheme of things, even though Lost deserves its credit for taking a great chance with storytelling and actually remaining popular. It does not mean it deserves the best drama credit. Its last season fell very short of its expectations.

Breaking Bad just finished its third season, not fourth.

Comment on The Emmy Awards: Quick and Painful by wonderette

wonderette — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 10:47:34 +0000

Watch Breaking Bad, which is arguably the most shocking show currently on television, and The Big Bang Theory, which is one of the funniest shows currently on television and then maybe rewrite this. Matthew Morrison deserved his nomination, but Parsons deserved the Emmy. He should have won it last year. What he does with Sheldon Cooper is phenomenal. I was also fairly depressed that Lost did not win, but Mad Men was amazing this season.

That’s usually the Emmy’s problem. They don’t award the awards when they should. It should have won for the first season, but I think giving it to them this year when they weren’t the best just because it was the last season would have been wrong. Look at Jon Cryer, I think it’s pretty widely believed that last year’s supporting actor should have went to Neil Patrick Harris, but they gave it to Cryer to make up for all the years of him not getting it. It’s stupid so I hope that they are going to start straying away from that. They also awarded a lot more first time Emmy’s than usual which was a nice deviation from the usual.

Comment on The Emmy Awards: Quick and Painful by Christian

Christian — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 07:01:15 +0000

WOW!!! Where do I start with your…review?? For someone who writes for a pop-culture website you should have a better finger on the pulse of things in Hollywood. First of all it’s sacrilege to feign ignorance over what is undoubtedly one of the most riveting shows on television right now, Breaking Bad. The fact that this show hasn’t hit your radar is surprising considering you’re a television reviewer. I don’t know what’s worse, the fact that you felt LOST deserved to win big (get a clue, it didn’t and rightfully so, having been an avid LOSTie since day one myself) or your disdain for Claire Danes purely for her romantic association and not her amazing performance on yet another Hollywood production you knew nothing about. I recommend you climb out from underneath the rock you’ve apparently been living under and get with the program if you want to continue “reviewing” for television. Having LOST as your barometer for what’s provocative on television these days is so 2005. Good Luck

Comment on True Blood Review: Walking On Sunshine by spencerjonesy

spencerjonesy — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 00:32:15 +0000

My fave part was where Pam sprayed Bill in the face with colloidal silver.

Comment on Mad Men Review: Things You Can Accomplish While Drunk (or Nude) by sma

sma — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 22:45:55 +0000

You hope Peggy “…can get a little respect like Rodney Dangerfield.” ?? Hmm.

That makes no sense at all. Rodney Dangerfield “never could get no respect!”

So you really want Peggy to get respect or no?

Comment on True Blood Review: Walking On Sunshine by KatherineM

KatherineM — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 10:05:50 +0000

“Double cousin” from a geneaology standpoint arise when siblings from one family marry siblings from another family–for example, when two sisters from one family marry two brothers from another family. Pretty common, and not incestuous, more like ‘hey I could fix your cute sister up with my brother.’

So the children of the two families are cousins on both their mother’s and father’s sides, genetically more like siblings than cousins.

Although in Hotshot world, I’d presume they are probably double cousins/siblings six times over.

Comment on Next Food Network Star: Q&A with Susie and Aarti by rachel

rachel — Tue, 31 Aug 2010 16:30:56 +0000

The judges favorite was aria from the beginning and obviously when judges chose any chef to win the camera/star challenge, that person is their favorite. At the same time the judges have big expectations from chefs who wins challenges week after week. This is to prove that these chefs are the front runners and likely to go the final, not being lazy in showcasing their talent that they slip down. Aria was a good example, she was the one who had the camera presence and good food, but she was less impressive towards the final. Herb was the big surprise, his self doubt was same as aarti. At one point herb just said he didn’t know why he was in the competition, and he himself was unsure of reaching the finals when aria was eliminated. Herb wanted to win badly when he reached the final, when he should have focused on that goal from the beginning or midway thru the competition. Tom is only person who had a great personality but he is the same as Guy, we have one Guy we don’t need another. I think suzie was right about not knowing how to market tom.

Comment on Next Food Network Star: Q&A with Susie and Aarti by ashanti

ashanti — Mon, 30 Aug 2010 22:33:57 +0000

Food network made the right decision this time after Guy. If tom won, he would have the same title as other food network star chefs i.e Guy’s big bite or big daddy. There are chef’s who has his concept as showing audiences not to be afraid of food,taking big risks etc… I was not impressed w.tom’s food either since its been there done that. He has a great personality, but its the food that is different and exciting that counts more. Herb was my only favorite besides aarti, but his healthy cuisine is done by other chefs that has their books out already. It would be better to pick a chef who has that p.o.v and has already proved to be marketable through books, appearing on talk shows. Even though aarti was my favorite, i thought she wouldn’t win because bringing indian cuisines is new to the food network and audiences who are alien to that cuisine might not like it. Even aarti didn’t expect to win because she kept stressing the point that indian cuisine is intimidating and oztracize people, despite being optimistic about her concept.

Comment on Friday Night Lights Review: Finding a Future. . . by Ash

Ash — Mon, 30 Aug 2010 19:46:03 +0000

Julie does annoy me a lot. If it wasn’t for Matt, I probably would not watch her scenes.

Comment on The Real Housewives of DC Review: There Goes The Neighborhood by Lee

Lee — Sun, 29 Aug 2010 21:51:41 +0000

the formulas is wearing thin: I uber bitch, aanother watered down ‘countess”–this time it’s a superficial chick named Mary who believes that HER claim to royalty is Arthur Godfrey–pardon me for rolling on the ground in fits of laughter. Having met the guy and worked with him…he was no royalty. The nicest person seems to be Stacie. Now the smartest fella involved is Charles, the photographer. He be gone!!!! One thing I will give this group. Their grammar is a helluva lot better than ANY of the housewives groups. In my opinion they are all trailer trash who have come upon some money—–and in some cases that seems a little doubtful.

Comment on The Switch Review: Very Good Grief by Tina

Tina — Wed, 25 Aug 2010 19:06:31 +0000

Excellent review. Eyeore/charlie brown dream team ) The sweetest scenes between Jason Bateman and adorable Thomas Robinson.

Comment on Mad Men Review: A Shrink For Sally by Tiny Timbo

Tiny Timbo — Wed, 25 Aug 2010 13:33:35 +0000

Am I the only one to wonder if Grandpa Gene may have abused Sally (and maybe Betty too when she was a little girl)? I’ve got a nasty feeling in the pit of my stomach!

Comment on The Switch Review: Very Good Grief by siska

siska — Wed, 25 Aug 2010 13:31:10 +0000

Thank you sooo much to give a fair review about this movie when most of the blog or so call movie critic just using this movie and the box office result as a punching bag for JA….
I have soo much respect for people like you who critic movie for its value as entertainment vehicle not as big bunch of art nonsense type..

Thank you..and may God bless people you!!!

Comment on Bones Review: Why Daisy Wick and Parker Booth Need to be Dropped Screaming into a Vat of Acid by Pam

Pam — Tue, 24 Aug 2010 13:12:38 +0000

I agree with Nicole. I want the ballsy Booth back. I don’t think the decision to play around with their relationship at the expense of his character was a good move. You can’t tell me an army trained sniper and FBI agent can turn into that much of a wimp. And taking away his marksmanship ability was lame. Worse was the fact that he could only pass with her there. Talk about completely emasculating the guy.

I think there were so many other story lines the writers could have taken. What about the fact that all the squints ask Booth for advice. He clearly started out the “power” figure in the structure and is uncomfortable with that role. He avoids it. Talk about a great story line for him. While she struggles with her love for him he struggles with the knowledge that he is “looked up to” and has great power. With Bones alone…he tells her to forgive her father, he tells her to continue her relationship with Sully, etc. Zack asks him about the army, Hodgons asks him about proposing to Angela, It’s a natural story line and Something an addict would be very uncomfortable with.

I also miss the conversations about fact versus intuition. religion vs. atheism, love vs. duty. I would like to go back to the intelligent show it was.

Comment on The Expendables Review: Crushed Dreams and a Heavy Heart by PinoyMan

PinoyMan — Tue, 24 Aug 2010 09:36:36 +0000

The Expendables is still #1 at the box office for the second week in a row. I, too, am a big fan of Stallone since his early action days and despite some of the flaws you mentioned I still totally enjoyed the movie and would love to see it again.

Comment on The Bachelorette Review: Double Rainbow Minus One by Andie

Andie — Tue, 24 Aug 2010 06:32:51 +0000

I was Team Roberto all the way, and I knew the guy was going to propose and give her a rose even with all the lousy edits. It was a complete hatchet job on Roberto’s edits all through the season, because right from the beginning on it was the Ali and Roberto show and ABC panicked. Even the crew knew that it was Roberto to the exclusion of all others as mentioned in an E article.

Right from the first episode Both Chris, and Frank get long introductions about where they are from, filmed in their hometowns, with Frank’s Chicago right off the top of the show. In fact, Frank narrates most of the season.

In contrast, Roberto gets a 2 second intro of him shaving shirtless and saying “Ali is beautiful” before cutting to the next guy.

Odd that Roberto gets first impression rose and then not heard from all of the second episode until a little 2 minute lighting round at the cocktail party when they play baseball and Ali blushes like a school girl around him.

He finally gets a good edit because Ali wants him for the most daring stunt the tightrope, and the sparks were exploding. When Roberto begins to really get into conversation with Ali at dinner, the camera cuts away, and Ali does a voice over about the type of guy he is, but unlike Frank or Chris, we never get to listen to those conversations, or how he speaks Italian and French in addtion to Spanish.

Even getting a good edit for the Lion King, Roberto doesn’t get a rose. Coincidence? Hardly. Instead it’s Kirk’s turn to tuck Ali in, but not before Ali turns to Roberto to tell him that Kirk will walk her to her room and grabs Roberto’s hand in the process.

Episode 5 and 6 you hardly know Roberto is on the show. Most glaringly when in Finland at the cocktail party…the guys talk to Kasey about his weirdass tattoo for about 20 minutes, without Roberto around. Where’s Roberto?e He’s just gone for a really long time and Ali’s with him because we see them greeting one another with a kiss and a hug, but somehow the camera stays on the guys instead of the one on one time.

Ali admits in her blog there was a scene completely edited out at the Blue Lagoon, when things got steamy with Roberto. ABC when in doubt, they cut it out.

Definitely it was supposed to be Frank and Roberto at the final 2. She even admitted that in one interview with Kimmel. She sensed all along that Frank wasn’t the one, Frank was holding back and she knew it. Frank was the safe one to take to the final 2 because he was going through the motions. Her crying over Frank was more out of frustration and worry that the show would become a mess. It was a huge change in strategy now that Frank left, and she decided with the producers to cut Chris loose early, but they had to film it and that made her anxious when she went to his villa. Everyone knew how vulnerable Chris was, and she wasn’t prepared for Chris to meet the family, because Chris is perfect for the family. Frank with his more unstable lifestyle would not be a family favorite, and the choice would be validated for Roberto.

In this context, Ali is not a flake, but a young woman who has to make a show entertaining. She did it, and she got the best guy at the end. Pretty. Smart.

Comment on Scott Pilgrim vs The Alternate Ending: How The Movie Originally Ended by Toure

Toure — Sat, 21 Aug 2010 16:10:26 +0000

I prefer the knives ending. I would have liked being with knives than Romona personally and Romona has a history of being a bitch.

Comment on Top Chef Review: The Case of the Missing Pea Puree Remains Unsolved by Erin Biglow

Erin Biglow — Sat, 21 Aug 2010 07:36:54 +0000

I agree that this episode got Top Chef back on track after the pea puree scandal and Kenny’s premature exit stifled the last couple of weeks. This week’s quickfire looked genuinely difficult and was conceptually innovative, while the elimination challenge provided an opportunity for some creative thinking, causing the lesser chefs to crash and burn. Amanda making soup out of soup had me howling (can’t wait for her to go), while Tiffany’s deconstructed, disguised gyros definitely deserved the win. She’s clearly the one to beat at this point. Angelo’s meltdown was bizarre — loved your idea that without Kenny, he’s without his yang. Ha! I ate at Alex’s restaurant in Hollywood before he was on the show, and I have to admit the food was great and I’d still go back, but I’m beyond thrilled to have him off my TV. Great recap!

Comment on Eat Pray Love Review: A Tear-Jerker You Should Watch by Nicole

Nicole — Fri, 20 Aug 2010 02:41:43 +0000

thank you for all your comments!!

I actually haven’t read the book, but I am definitely going too. It sounds like many enjoyed it a lot more than the movie. But like most adaptations, I’m not surprised in the least.

Comment on Next Food Network Star: Q&A with Susie and Aarti by China Jones

China Jones — Thu, 19 Aug 2010 16:25:53 +0000

I think that this last show really showed how the decisions are already made If you listen closely Bobby Flay give the winner away in the first 2 episodes and I dont think its fair for the other contestants thats way I will not be tuning in again.

Comment on Eat Pray Love Review: A Tear-Jerker You Should Watch by pam

pam — Thu, 19 Aug 2010 06:46:08 +0000

… That I I loved the book, is an understatement. I connected with its multilayers and messages. I knew a movie could never capture the book’s essence. It didn’t. I wasn’t disappointed…. because it was a feast for the eyes….. Julia (flawless- unrealistic…but beautiful to look at), the food, the scenery;….. but that’s it. The novel touched so many levels of life…that Hollywood couldn’t begin to recognize. But, it tried. There was a disconnect between the main character and the message of the novel. The scenes between locations were too abrupt… Liz went through major transformations with definite feelings/lessons learned at each dsetination, that the movie failed to recognize (and Richard…..way, way off!) If you don’t compare the book with the movie, and.. you enjoy beauiful scenery… and you don’t mind financing the Hollywood machine….you won’t be disappointed.

Comment on The Real Housewives of DC Review: There Goes The Neighborhood by Samuel Bronkowitz

Samuel Bronkowitz — Wed, 18 Aug 2010 23:26:27 +0000

There is nothing real about Michaele Salahi. Broke and self-absorbed she wants everyone to stop talking about her and her husband Tared Salami Crashing the WH. If we don’t talk about that all that is left is a trail of bad debts, a winery in bankruptcy, a family’s internal fued fought out in the courts, a narcissistic, self-proclaimed “It” couple thinking if they put on the pretense long enough they will be accepted as part of Washington DC’s elite.
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Comment on Eat Pray Love Review: A Tear-Jerker You Should Watch by Cynthia

Cynthia — Wed, 18 Aug 2010 22:16:35 +0000

I absolutely loved the book.
I was so looking forward to the movie, and to Julie Roberts playing the leading role…..but honestly, she could have been much better.
The actor who did the BEST job is the one who played Richard Jenkins’ character, full of depth, passion, character.
The scenery was beautiful, though it was always showed CLOSE-UPS of Julie, which somehow didn’t always worked. So many scenes should have shown her from a distance, wandering in Italy etc…so we can feel more with her, not just look at her beauty.
One of my favourite scenes was the taxi cab ride into India on the way to the Ashram. It really worked.
The movie missed details, and changed some parts of the book, which is really frustrating for those of us who know the book (eg: the Indian wedding, and Liz praying for the Indian girl instead of her nephew…this really bothered me).

Anyways, I guess they did their best to make the most money possible, but sometimes it shouldn’t be just about money, it should be about being authentic.

Thank you,
Cynthia

Comment on Eat Pray Love Review: A Tear-Jerker You Should Watch by Candace Pfau

Candace Pfau — Wed, 18 Aug 2010 22:14:29 +0000

I read the book and was very surprised that I loved the movie. Usually that does not happen. I also loved the character Richard and almost cried when he left to go back to Texas. Felipe was ok but the typical gorgeous guy. I wanted Richard with his flaws and forgiveness for her. A very well acted movie and the scenery is not bad either.

Comment on Eat Pray Love Review: A Tear-Jerker You Should Watch by Ismay

Ismay — Wed, 18 Aug 2010 21:57:38 +0000

I loved the book and do plan to see the movie. Much thanks for your excellent review !!

Comment on Comic-Con 2010: 30 Days of Night: Dark Days by BellaNicoli

BellaNicoli — Wed, 18 Aug 2010 21:01:25 +0000

30 days of Night gallery and Exclusive Trailer!:

http://www.fearnet.com/news/photos/b19912_30_days_of_night_dark_days_gallery.html

loving the SUPER closeups!

Comment on Next Food Network Star: Q&A with Susie and Aarti by Harvey Brown

Harvey Brown — Wed, 18 Aug 2010 20:52:40 +0000

Fantastic choice for new star. You are the best. Wish I could cook. HB

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Comment on The Expendables Review: Crushed Dreams and a Heavy Heart by RICH

RICH — Wed, 18 Aug 2010 03:15:30 +0000

NOT A BAD MOVIE BUT YOURE RIGHT ABOUT THE CGI AND STORYLINE

Comment on The Expendables Review: Crushed Dreams and a Heavy Heart by cameron.cubbison

cameron.cubbison — Wed, 18 Aug 2010 03:14:32 +0000

It really is a great deal of fun, and something we’ve been missing for what seems like a very long guy: real guys doing real stunts the old-school way. Stallone continues his remarkable renaissance and gives us all a reason to go back to the movies and have a great time. I just hope he feels a little more confident in the sequel to spend some time developing the core personalities of these guys, and telling us how they got together, what their military history is, etc.

How awesome is it for a 64-year-old man to create another explosive action franchise for himself? It’s unheard of. Stallone continues to rewrite the rules and inspire others to do the same.

Comment on The Expendables Review: Crushed Dreams and a Heavy Heart by Joe

Joe — Wed, 18 Aug 2010 03:06:54 +0000

“This was the best movie i ever seen hope to see a second on with the same people pluse more actors.”

Then you have extremely low standards and piss poor tastes in movies if you think this is the best film you’ve ever seen. Hell it wouldn’t even make a top 10 list for this year.

As to the idiot who wrote this article whining about lost action heroes and 80s action films, that’s because 90% of those films sucked and those action stars of old, saved for a Stallone performance in Cop Land, couldn’t act their way out of a paper bag.

Comment on The Expendables Review: Crushed Dreams and a Heavy Heart by ashley

ashley — Wed, 18 Aug 2010 01:18:03 +0000

Hells yah! Expendables is the #1 movie in America! http://bit.ly/ar4w76

Comment on The Expendables Review: Crushed Dreams and a Heavy Heart by cameron.cubbison

cameron.cubbison — Wed, 18 Aug 2010 01:16:33 +0000

Thanks. I went and saw it again today and enjoyed it a lot more. I was too hard on it the first time. I still feel most of what I said, but there’s a lot of enjoyment to be had with this one if you just go into it with the right mindset, which I didn’t the first time around.

Scott Pilgrim is definitely on my list. Edgar Wright is enough to get me to go in spite of Michael Cera. Waiting to read your review until I see it. Thanks!

Comment on The Expendables Review: Crushed Dreams and a Heavy Heart by Mitch Pham

Mitch Pham — Wed, 18 Aug 2010 01:16:20 +0000

Expendables … I dont care most peoples critic about this movies for, I love action, comic heroes anyway this one of the action movies I been waiting to see I give for 4 stars for action and all stars stallone, statham, jet li, miky rouke, Arnold, Willis cant beat that.. and I can not wait release to blueray disc this will be one of my action favorable to be collection.

if you love action come out and see for yourself regardless of all people says..
PEACE OUT

Comment on The Expendables Review: Crushed Dreams and a Heavy Heart by Daniel

Daniel — Wed, 18 Aug 2010 00:12:37 +0000

This was the best movie i ever seen hope to see a second on with the same people pluse more actors.

Comment on The Expendables Review: Crushed Dreams and a Heavy Heart by Bilal Mian

Bilal Mian — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 22:51:09 +0000

I know how much you were looking forward to this, it’s gotta suck.

I had the chance to meet Stallone at Comic Con. He’s a pretty cool guy.

If you really liked Hot Fuzz, you should definitely check out Edgar Wright’s Scott Pilgrim vs The World. I’ve gotta say the dialogue and action are pretty damn awesome.

Comment on Top Chef Review: They Killed Kenny! by Paul

Paul — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 17:25:45 +0000

Kenny is the only chef that can challenge Angelo and stand up to him. Everybody else just lets him walk over thim. I agree, the show will not be nearly as entertaining with Kenny gone. The judges really screwed this one up!

Comment on The Real Housewives of DC Review: There Goes The Neighborhood by L-Boogie

L-Boogie — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 11:25:38 +0000

The Salahis did not have a police escort – they couldn’t orchestrate that even if they had money and clout (which they don’t) and even if MPD is the most broke down DC agency ever (it’s close). Bravo admitted that was something they spliced in to add some drama (which is desperately needed since RHoDC is the most BORING and CONTRIVED) franchise ever!

Comment on Next Food Network Star Review: A Winner is Crowned by Laura

Laura — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 06:54:13 +0000

Ah… did you see Aarti impress all four Iron Chefs? She’s a force. I can’t wait to watch her show!

Comment on America’s Best Dance Crew Takes on Britney, Y’all by Byron Dallmeyer

Byron Dallmeyer — Sun, 15 Aug 2010 23:27:52 +0000

Hi britney continue your good attitude….i really love you being your fan….

Comment on Next Food Network Star: Q&A with Brad Sorenson by dianne

dianne — Sun, 15 Aug 2010 21:49:48 +0000

Huge mistake, HUGE!
Brad, you are so Marketable. Get financing, write cookbook, “20 meals
to impress your lover!”
Send me some Royalties.
I love him, but I felt Bobby Flay was a little threatened by you!
Again FN in the words of Pretty woman, HUGE Mistake!
P.S. I loved the Sinatra!

Comment on Lost Epilogue: New Man In Charge by billyg

billyg — Sat, 14 Aug 2010 07:23:12 +0000

I haven’t rewatched the show since the finale and I turned on season 4 just now and googled lost and found this. As I was reading this the second episode of season 4 in charlottes backstory she’s doing an excavation in the desert and they find a polar bear skeleton with a dharma collar. Interesting coincidence that I was reading this while watching that. But it confirms that this wasn’t the writers trying to throw some answers together. They planned this. And Walt working on the island in whatever capacity explains why he appeared to locke older and helped locke and appeared to shannon. And pretty much everything else that bothered me about the show. I wondered after the finale if the writers had a goal now my doubts are assured. All is well, thx for this man