Two great superhero shows from my youth: The Incredible Hulk and The Greatest American Hero. Watching them now, the action is corny as hell, but I loved them. Hulk was more serious and TGAH was intentionally campy, but they both told good stories and had characters you could relate to.

It wasn't a "Nick Cave tribute album." She's explained that many times since its release.

women are not funny
so there

A) Thanks!

christ
could there be any more spoilers in this interview?

Hispanic gang members?
What a stereotype!

and Joe Lieberman
will be the guy who played Palpatine.

@Emperor Jim, replace "qualified" with "wealthy" and "surprisingly" with nothing.

Agreed. He was on only a couple of times and was pretty bad. I guess they told him not to come back.

No, it's The Hours meets Sherlock Holmes, which is how it will be pitched when it is inevitably made into a movie.

Nick Cave
was much more interesting when he was a junkie. I still listen to his new stuff, but he used to be better. He's a family man now, I guess.

i never even heard of this show
until about a week ago. What the hell is it about?

Robin Williams as the Riddler!
Gwyneth Paltrow as Killer Croc!

No, he's Adam Sandler.

so
who wants to be my friend on Frienderz?

hopefully the last time
The Patriot is compared to Gone With the Wind.

Go here
http://www.amazon.com/gp/dp…

it's good and it sucks. that's the twist!

I saw McBryer in his mother's vagina when he was born, before anyone else knew who he was.

I wonder
if Fred Thompson knew they were filming him. He probably thought it was just another day at the white-boys-only club for him.