Well, anything lately. There was a period in the early part of this decade where he was struggling (see the Adventures of Pluto Nash and Pearl Harbor).

Preferably with sporks, so he can never give us that half-hearted, self-loving smirk that makes me die a little every time I see it.

"Brett Ratner will return to the X-Men franchise next summer with X-Men: Origins: Deadpool. Fans are eager with apathy."

Yeah, she's kinda just going with the whole Hulu advertising campaign NBC has going on.

Wednesday (today) is the hour long Scrubs season finale and then Lost.

By that, do you mean when they angrily choke someone with the nunchuck?

But that's just it. That was a complete break of character for JD, at least to me. Maybe it was the two times before that, but their relationship just became grating and unrealistic.

Now that just failed on all accounts.

Don't forget their crazy roommate, Adam Sandler!

Glad to contribute.

I guess not every sub-genre can be as perfectly labeled as blaxploitation.

What a fun, sexy time for you!

That's probably its greatest strength. Episodes like My Cake and My Old Lady were great for that brilliant juxtaposition between humor and the impact of death. If only they had avoided the caricature that several characters and plot devices became, it may have been a far better show.

It seems like there are about three moments in the show I just can't stand.

I just had ABC on waiting for Lost one day when I caught the middle-end of the second episode.

Miyazaki seems to be getting trippier the older he gets.

Some friends and I watched a Stallone marathon about a year ago that included Demolition Man. Someone fell out a bunked dorm bed laughing.

Let's not forget Ryan Phillipe's epic scene of race tension, where there's all this build up and he shoots a black guy…because he has prejudices!

No one seems to know. It was shelved last winter for production reasons (allegedly), but it could be a quality issue.

"Up" looks hard to pass on, if only for the pedigree of Pixar. Star Trek could be good, and I'll probably see it regardless. But other than that, none of these are sure-fire sees for me.