It was OK - but the 9/11 coup de grace was annoying.

Remember "Fit Tony"?

Another thought: will the multiple actors who replace Shearer actually cost more than the concessions he wanted in his contract? That would be ironic.

And Rosie O'Donnell starts "Clang Clang Clang went the trolley…"

Are those sesame seeds on his cell phone case? If they aren't, they should be.

I think the gas is free with purchase…

I always found this to be the best set of reviews on amazon, ever:

I think the extended cut should just be 10-15 extra minutes of Hugh Jackman in the nude. That was the highlight of DOFP for me. Thank goodness for the pause button on the DVR…

He already found her annoying in the car! But it works. I was on the fence this season, but I will keep watching.

Andersonville (and its Northern equivalent, Camp Douglas) come to mind, during the U.S. Civil War, as well. Maybe this guy just invented the term "concentration camp". Those camps were segregated and highly concentrated.

Maine celebrates it, too. Well, the banks and government offices. Of course, we only split off from Massachusetts in 1820, as part of the Missouri Compromise. Up here 1820 was too soon…

Or a fjord!

Your comment makes me feel less bad about having joined the Disney Movie Club recently. (I really just missed Columbia House.)

I too am a packrat and cannot part with non-broken technology. I have an external ZipDrive and a pile of disks to go with it; I should get a USB/printer port computer and move the data to a smaller device…

I agree. I keep watching and thinking "is this good or not" and "why is he hanging out with these losers?"

The face looks like it was drawn by R. Crumb. Maybe he can come along and sculpt some additional, um, features, and they can call it Devil Girl or something.

"Facebook: for Dummies"

That I can't answer. But it is on Disney Channel, so I would guess no.

"Boy Meets World" is already back. It's "Girl Meets World" with Corey & Topenga as the parents of the titular Girl.

I went to that show to see the Spin Doctors, and put up with the opening acts.