*cue announcer voice* The Big Bang Theory is filmed in front of a live studio audience. Who were hyper last night.

Good call on Company Man
I had a soft spot for the mysterious HRG since day one, and this episode cemented Noah Bennett as one of my favourite Heroes characters. Oh season one, when everything was shiny and new, and the writers weren't just making shit up as they went along. I recently finished season 3 of Heroes,…

Craig Ferguson has some gold openings. I prefer "Wonderful Night" to the mmmbop number.
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Poor Cass, he spends the episode getting the crap beat out of him and then they just drive off without saying goodbye. I hope we were meant to assume that he went with Sam and Dean, because we know that poor guy will just stand at the side of the road forever.

Alright, I'll own up to it too. Forrest Gump is immensely watchable.

Speed
The bus can't slow down, and I can't look away.

The first Child's Play
Was the first movie to really terrify me. I was around 5 when I watched it at a babysitters house. I could not sleep on my own for at least a week, because I was sure there was an evil doll out to get me. I have never watched it again or any of the sequels, although I'm sure they would be more…

He was great. I am glad they went that route instead of Jensen in old man make up, because I think that would have been horribly distracting.

Pretty solid episode
I enjoyed it. I am glad Bobby got some significant onscreen time, and him and old Dean were pretty hilarious. The ending kinda plucked my heartstrings a bit.

Last time I tried to play Guitar Hero when I was sick went something like this: Whoa there are a LOT of moving colours, holy shit it's like my entire screen is moving, stop booing me you jerks everything is so spinny, FAIL.

Disney Movies
They are the perfect comfort brain food right there. Beauty and The Beast is my go to movie for when I'm just not feeling up to snuff. It wraps me in a blanket of nostalgia, plus it's still a darn good movie.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but if NBC wishes to remain a viable network, should it not try to air something other then Leno? I mean if they have already paid for six episodes, and shot them, why not air them and see if people watch? You have nothing to lose. I don't understand you NBC.

Yeah totally skip bugs, definitely the worst episode ever. The racist truck episode is kind of hilarious, not for the right reasons of course.

If you are serious about watching the show, I would say start with the pilot and basically watch the whole thing. I have successfully converted 5 followers to the show, thanks to the season 1 box set.

'How great was that season preview at the end?'
So great!
A romp through TV land, maybe evil child, conflicted Castiel, and Padalecki getting his Caruso on at the end, all fantastic.

America seems like the weirder place, candy wise, to me. You don't get Kinder Surprise, which is the saddest thing I heard today. Rockett candies are called Smarties, and you don't have real Smarties at all. Yet you get this crappy white chocolate monstrosity. We are through the looking glass people.

Thankfully my Parents listened to 89X when I was little. You did remind me of the time I got home from vacation and went to turn on 106.7 to listen to some classic rock, and instead got country, it was jarring to say the least. Oh 106.7 why have you forsaken me. Oh well at least I got a CD player for my birthday.