R. Kelly's had some great singles in recent years. I'm real partial to I'm a Flirt

Seriously, how creepy was the Master talking about Dean's cloned DNA leaving him only able to create creepy mutant babies? It makes sense, I never really thought there were consequences for the cloning besides the stunted aging from the in between time. It's kinda startling!

Triana
Triana's actually gone because she was voiced by Lisa Hammer, who is now incidentally, Doc Hammer's ex. They needed some logical way to get her off the show, and hey, here we go.

Seriously, ain't nothin wrong with it. Makes me think of Ready to Die

Bein catty
MIA, Girltalk, Mew and Deerhoof really don't belong on this list. But dear god does that David Bowie cover ever.

It was a fun, reliable show with a largely episodic style, and a nice cast. It's not something monumental, but it's fun, even with how simple it could be sometimes, and how it would revert to genre tropes here or there.

2002 was an amazing year for drama though. The Shield, The Wire, Monk on the lighter end, and then Firefly for all of you dorks.

Vacancy was really good up until, of course, the protagonists survived. Talk about getting your hopes up, it was pretty grim most of the way through so you'd think it'd pull through and be solidly bleak. A fun thriller regardless though. Oh yeah spoilers but whatever who the fuck cares.

As a lawyerin' type everything law-related makes me insane. Except for Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law. It's pretty spot on.

Scrubbies!

Were there babies, ploying inner monologues, and grating song choices?

No seriously, -everyone- has babies. I could understand Carla and Turk, okay, sure. I could deal with Dr. Cox, yeah, he's older anyways. But as soon as it was HEY J.D.'s GETTING A BABY god dammit it's motherfucking baby overload

Scrubs
Scrubs went straight down, down, dooownn after the third season. And now we have SCRUBS! The College Years? Remember when Scrubs had the low-ratings critic's darling stigma going on? When did Scrubs become that type of show that gets drawn out 9 seasons, including a season where the main character becomes a…

The past few episodes fleshed him out as less precious and more often ridiculous and awesome though!

Fallon's a terrible actor, was horrible on SNL, and not much better in movies, but he really is a nice, earnest guy, and I think he makes a good host. His monologues are weak, but whose aren't? His interviews are where he shines, he has such a natural, casual rapport with a lot of the people who come on, where he's…

Fallon
Jimmy Fallon's a pretty good host for Late Night. He's got some fun bits, good announcer, great band, some of the sketches aren't that great but the games are super fun, and the audiences love him. It's just a genuinely warm, fun show to watch. It's not straight comedy or really critically great, like say Conan…

You can get a computer that runs most games built for about 600 dollars. 100 motherboard, 100 mid-range video card, maybe 60 for the hard drive, 50 for the disk drives, 100-150 for the processor, and then RAM and all of the cables etc. you need to put it together fill in the rest. I got a computer that cost range,…

I'm basically seconding what Hoodwinked said there. And I'm really trying to get the point across that L4D2 is probably a great game and it's fun and etc. but the fact that L4D got all messed up post-release makes me dubious!! that's all! sheesh ya nerds

I understand that, and I was more responding to other commenters, but still I don't think it's necessarily boring, I think with the pacing and the plotting, it's building up somewhere important. It started out very mild, and then Sgt. Hatred is slowly being thrust into weird situations, not quite adapting right, and…

Also, it's not that people are used to getting free shit, Call of Duty and Zelda and etc. are pretty implicit in "hey, a new one comes out, we're gonna charge you for it, deal with it." but Valve was pretty out there in saying "Remember how much you guys loved all of that stuff you got in TF2 after we released it?…