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I liked the tournament. I'm rooting for either of the non-Ken contestants but my heart is with the guy who looks like a porn director. Last week during the interview section of his semifinal bit for each contestant was how the money really wasn't the most important thing. When my favorite's turn...

Re: \'Time\'s\' 100 greatest movies of all time One demonstration of how the innovative can become invisible. I'm fairly sure before "Citizen Kane" movie sets didn't have ceilings and therefore no shots of people from below.

Re: \'Revenge of the Sith\' reviews (Spoilers) By the way I never thought the hooded Sidious had an odd face before ep III. He just seemed to hide his identity with his hood not actually changing his face.

Re: \'Revenge of the Sith\' reviews (Spoilers) Yes in the last Clone Wars ep Grievious gets overconfident after doing away with a couple of lesser Jedi and actually turns to confront Windu(against earlier advice) and gets his chest caved in. The first series is out on dvd and you can see the...

Re: \'Revenge of the Sith\' reviews (Spoilers) Syfo Dyas was probably either Palpatine first attempt at a new recruit, a Jedi who found Palpatine out and got whacked, or just one who died at a convenient time. Palpatine could then use his name to cover his tracks. Grevious was a cyborg...

The thing is innovative shows take time to find their audience. Seinfeld was a cult show for years before striking it big.

Re: Star Wars III: The Official Hype, Bitch Threa A bullet would be too good for Jar Jar. That being said the new song in Jaba's palace may out-annoy even a Jar Jar poop joke, they at least are short.

It gives Family Guy a run for its money for funniest damn show on tv. I'm more than a little pleased.

Yup. Sorry.

I wasn't replying to you Hyp, yours was just the last post with a reply button and I thought I might need to use smiley faces. Mostly my post was about how intelligent design, or the excuse of 'you can be both christian and a scientist', is used as a back door to force non-scientific study into...

Way to spoil. Really, good job. Right now I'm more excited about the next book coming out in July. The movie comes out late winter. December I think.

Your roommate's collection is about as valuable as it will ever be. If everyone gets the idea to save something than it won't become scarce. Even though I should know better I'm still geeked out about the movie. That's probably because I don't know any super-nerds in real life. I actually do...

Bllack or white I'm just glad we can bring back a show about a doofus who frequently threatens to beat up his wife instead of thinking of something new. :D

You're also running into the burden of proof again. Your post seemed to indicate there was real scientific evidence backing up the creationists. There's a difference between believing their may be a devine explanation for what we don't know and discounting the evidence we do have to conform to...

Not everything has to do with the good ole' US.

A creation scientist, well as long as we're talking about fantasy worlds.

I think the as long as I'm still enthused part is the most important. He feels that way now but I doubt it lasts quite that long.

I'm sure he's coming Sinclair. After watching all the reapeats, well, reapeatedly Quagmire has really made a run for my favorite character. "Yeah, it's Quagmire. It's stuck in a window this time."

Yeah but it's still another avenue for McFarland's humor. I just hope he doesn't break down from two shows. I guess I'll take a somewhat weaker yet more political Family Guy over just about anything else out there.

You can hardly go wrong with Brian and Stewie. There were tons of great Mel Gibson/Fundie jokes both blatant and slightly more subtle. My favorite, or I should say most memorable to me blatant one was the "Christians don't believe in gravity" while throwing in Nazi memorabilia in the list of...