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agree on crystal, though i'm not sure how you woulda missed Glee for Simon's comments.

while we're at it, can we add Gob Bluth (the character, not will arnett), batman, wolverine, and Ben Linus?

its ok. slow news day.

only reason i dont think rome will happen is that the cost of even making it look like rome (the fancy spy kind) will be too high for this show. half of the appeal of chuck is the buy more and the suburban setting anyway.

it'll do as good as the DBZ, tekken, and DOA movies.

so is this the drama version of Modern Family?

does the jimmy kimmel episode last tuesday night count as spoilers? the last question lindelof and cuse answered, clears up a lot about the smoke monster. well not a lot, but it would contradict one very important point thing said here. i won't say anymore so to not ruin anything, but you can go watch it if you wanna spoil it yourself.

not sure what they dr. fate meant to chloe, but couldn't have meant that she dies (though she still may) since fate, can't see his own fate.

good ending especially considering the circumstances. we'll be lucky if LOST answers as much questions as dollhouse did. i understand if the reviewer didn't really like the show and kept watching, cuz its his job. But if your sticking to the end, AND complaining, well thats on you.

i would be pleasantly suprised if district 9 got a nomination, tho i doubt it. I dont think where the wild things are, or Nine, will get it either. Best Picture noms actually have to be good movies right? I think both were highly anticipated to be best pics but generally failed (although, there are people who still love them). How does The Road not make it? Fantastic Mr Fox? Sugar? The Messenger? 500 days of summer? Moon? Sorry, but if The Hangover is on this list, might as well include Zombieland, The Proposal, (and the blind side).

has anyone offered a coherent system for a BCS playoff where all parties could possibly agree to? i haven't heard one. i've heard of ones that satisfy MOST parties, but not all. By parties i mean, the networks, the NCAA, and the athletes. When they give excuses like academia, i agree, is a joke. Its easy to do a playoff in the NFL, where theres only 32 teams, or a sport like basketball, where they play so many games that it's a lot easier to determine rank. Let's also not forget that football is the most physically demanding and hurtful of the popular sports, and that when these kids get hurt, they dont have any contracts to fall back on, and according to you, any education either. So you can sit there and be selfish and whine about how there's no "true" champion, remind yourself that no one ever forced you to watch these games, or dedicate your life to writing about them. It's not like NCAA football *had* a playoff, and then discontinued it for what it is now, and you just miss what was. I'm sure Mr. Fleischer is going to counter your "harsh truth" just fine.

then again you probably just have an article deadline and playing devils advocate is always more fun.