Don't even get me started on "48 Hours."

Do you think she will get caught up in her glamorous life of a commercial actress and abandon her roots of playing a tertiary character in a moderately popular network sitcom?

But if you aren't the first person to point out that a show is getting worse, how are people going to know that you're cool?

I don't think it counts if you are trying to resist.

I'm gonna go out on a limb and say that there are at least a few of us who are better looking than Rodney Dangerfield.

Can we just call it now and say that Uwe Boll is the worst person in the world? Sorry other competitors, you have to get a woman very ill for your own amusement and the laugh and gloat about it if you want to contend.

Maybe Eastern Europeans are familiar with Boll's work.

Then he cold make a sequel to that shitty movie The Majestic.

I love the over-the-top nature of that movie, but when I rewatched it recently, the creepy factor hit me a lot harder.

I'm hoping that "This Means War" has been deceptively marketed as… whatever they are marketing it as. Instead, it uses the framing device of a series congressional hearings trying to determine how the CIA allowed a clumsy but surprisingly deadly terrorist attack to transpire while the office tasked with following the…

I don't see the ads because I made my browser window narrower. Does that count?

I hope that this isn't a reference that I don't get and you just have really specific hopes.

MVP: Most Valuable Primate or maybe
MVP 2: Most Vertical Primate

That joke of the two ladies at the diner always remind me of Thomas Hobbes saying that life in the state of nature is: "solitary, poor, nasty, brutish and short."

There have been like one and a half positive comment so far.

The fact that you knew who the host was for a terrible America's Funniest Animals Videos type show means that you should reevaluate a great many things in your life, not just your preconceptions.

Also much less cathartic.

So much this. My wish is even simpler, if my library allowed me to put television series DVDs on hold. The hold system works great for books, movies etc, but when there is a single series with multiple DVDs, the computer is too stupid to allow holds. There is a certain treasure hunting appeal to the process, but it…

So it's just as good as something that used to be free? Except we are supposed to pay money for it?

I watched seasons 1 and 2 of Breaking Bad as quickly as Netflix could send me the DVDs; I watched season 3 by recording the 2-per-week reruns that AMC was showing late at night and I watched season 4 as it was aired. In my opinion, season 3 of Breaking Bad is the best season of television I've ever seen, and it may…