Even funnier tonight knowing that the internet poll fiasco was heavily based on a true Indiana story about harry balls:

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28 Days Later — even for as 'zombie horror flick', who could have seen that dark turn the film took in the middle once our heroes found the survivors' compound?

I've had the 7:00 hour of this show on in the background while getting ready in the mornings off and on through the last 7-8 years, and usually enjoyed it much more than when I'd occasionally see bits of the Today Show or GMA.  Harry Smith, Dave Price, and the seemingly revolving  series of women always seemed more…

The problem I foresaw with this film after seeing a long trailer for it was how blasphemous it seemed, even though it is a 'religious' movie.

Better than I expected, but suffered most from the obviously post-scripted 'smack talk' and confessional footage.

Yeah, right down to the waitress.

I did a little research, and "no actual moonshine was produced" on this show.

Exactly what I was thinking.  "A" for sure.

That's what I heard, too.

No need to remember him — with his buddy/coworker now gone, he won't be far behind.  The producers clearly would have kept them both around for the final four otherwise.

Zack, I really hope next week's final year writeup includes a mention of when the new showrunner took over production.

I always though 'Radar Love' would make a great marching band song — strong brass lead, pounding percussion, good crescendo . . . 

Here's another touching story about one of the 'true stories' behind this story:

I have something relevant to add about broadcasting, local affiliates, and Dr. Oz.

Too bad you have to pay for Showtime

I read some profile on them and their store that cleared up that they are not married, but long-term, with kids.

It's actualy his girlfriend, and they have kids.

Curse of the avclub
Went to go get 'Groove Coaster', and it's now $3. not $1.

Yeah, how will I know when 'marley and me: the puppy years' comes out?