I'm not predicting a boom, but I believe 2015 is going to be an interesting year for pro wrestling. With "Lucha Underground" winning with fans, the NJPW tv deal and Global Force doing well…something, we are in for a treat.

Sting had an involvement in the production. I haven't watched "The Sweatbox", a documentary detailing the production of "Emperor's" when it was known as "Kingdom of the Sun". I want to watch that one soon.

My favorite part of that gag is when he interviews Albert Brooks. He proceeds to ask him if he's seen the nominated films, in which he replies yes and then asks him if he's seen "White Chicks". Albert Brooks' response? "Best Movie of the Year. It was robbed".

This disappoints me as well. What has happened to John Cusack's career? Maybe a role on an HBO show can reinvigorate him?

I was waiting to read about "Mom's Night Out". I guess the cap space was an issue.

The Rock turning heel was great….

But in this case, the network already gave up.

Well if it had been on Fox, the ax would've fell on it in the first season as well.

It always felt like a Fox show to me. Maybe even WB network.

I would like to see an inventory about networks passing on shows that became hits on other networks. For example, Fox and CBS passing on "Law & Order". I always dug Fox's reason, they felt it was too good for the network. Had this one been done yet? I believe "Seinfeld" was almost a Fox show as well. Imagine that…

Wasn't Norbert voiced by America's premier sports/comedy king, Nick Bakay? I think that adds another reason to dislike Norbert.

Just what I asked for…a Rob Riggle sitcom.

It's the cousin of the poncho.

The cousin of the poncho.

The detonator pen from "Goldeneye", the jet pack from "Thunderball", the Aston Martin and as a joke, the CIA Ghetto Blaster from "The Living Daylights". There are so many Bond props I want.

It is a poncho. You are correct.

Ah, yes "Sirens"…Elle MacPherson, Tara Fitzgerald….

Awesome, an article about soundtracks. It gives me a reason to mention Last Action Hero and it's great soundtrack.

William Goldman did indeed do a rewrite.

As much shit as I and everyone else give Adam Sandler, it seems like he is always the first one to take the piss out of himself.