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They said that people in the South still revile him to this day. I wonder if that's true

What a waste of bandwith!

Apparently Snookie was at the Wing Bowl and got booed louder than anyone in the history of the Wachovia Center

Yeah, she flipped the bird when they asked her what she thought about philly

Thats great.

OK, if this happens I would be forced to start watching American Idol.
linc

a girl who professes to love guidos hating on philly? makes no sense. something fucked up must have gone down with her in south philly last night.

She couldnt find someone to smoosh.

i haven't referred to sex as anything other than "smooshing" in 3 mos. it's the greatest euphemism i've ever heard. thanks, ronnie!

!!!FIST PUMP!!!

Bubbles = ANNOYING.

Sharrod storyline = filler material that went nowhere.

One more episode left in season 4.

I thought the reveal that Omar was taking his marching orders from Cal Ripken Jr. was far fateched at first, but they really made it work.

Does the chair recognize that we gonna look like some punk-ass bitches out there?

Man vs Wild

Not new but still a great show

thanks, glenn. never even watch the show, but that is now my favorite law-related quote of all time.

Finished The Wire over the weekend. Easily the best TV series I've ever seen. More thoughts to come once I get caught up at work.

"boner" gone missing.
linc

a potential resolution to the aforementioned situation...


click here

well played, sir. im disappointed in myself for failing to make a proper joke when i posted that link. i just drew a blank... appreciate you picking up the slack.

ah you'd have done the same for me.


dont mention it.

I don't get the general negative consensus on season 5 of The Wire being that far below the level of quality of the other seasons. I get that Simon is doing some axe-grinding with the newsroom storyline, and that Gus and Scott have a lot less shading than the other characters (Gus = saint, Scott = bastard), but it never distracted from my enjoyment of the story.

The banter and general atmosphere feels pretty spot-on, and from a narrative standpoint, it feels like a natural place to aim the satire, as the paper is supposed to be informing the public of the city's issues that we've been following from season 1, and it does a good job of showing how that goal gets lost along the way.

The fake serial killer angle was probably a stretch, but it was wrapped up nicely.

One thing I don't get is the overwhelming love for Omar. For a show that relies so much on verisimilitude, his character felt like it belonged more in a comic book than on The Wire.

There just isn't enough time spent on his character to get into in depth the way some others are, like Colvin or McNulty or Stringer. He's a badass gangster with a moral code with zippy one-liners, who happens to be gay. He works too much on the edges and corners of the story to have that much impact on me.

He is a very interesting character, but not one that defines the show for me. Not even close.



Marlo's final scene was incredible. His best of the series.

Poor Dukie.

homeless shelter episode of Golden Girls is a tour de force.

it's amazing it's called a comedy considering the amount of "message" episodes they had vs. actual "funny" episodes

NTFF - the guy who claims Bill Hicks isn't funny watching the Golden Girls for its comedic greatness.

my wife watches if for comedy, i watch it for the T&A

OK that was funny.

i honestly don't think it's funny. it's horrible. i just love watching 80's tv shows that try and teach a lesson, it's great

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