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Re: \"Save Enterprise\" campaign now $3+ million str I hope the save Enterprise campaign fails. I know people claim the new guy has really made it into a good show but to me and many others Enterprise is permanantly tainted by Berman. There has been just too much time with this tool in charge...

Re: Smallville (How many have fallen for their sca I meant sarcastic of course

Re: Smallville (How many have fallen for their sca Well at least it wasn't the groin kick it seemed like in the previews. Sigma, are you being ironic because I can't imagine anyone watching the show for Lana and the secreth and lieth. Sometimes I think I watch just so I get the jokes at TWOP.

See since I tape the show and watch it later I can avoid the WB stuff. Especially since they split the storylines it's easy to fastforward through any scene with Kreuk if she gets too annoying. She's the only one I would consider a traditional WB character, not to say all the others are likable...

Cool I may just eat the shipping since I doubt there is anything I want that's just seven dollars and wouldn't mind waiting for.

I'd hardly call it an addiction but why bother pre-ordering if you're not going to do it right? A few extra bucks certainly isn't going to break me.

Is standard shipping all you need to get the book on time?

I just got around to watching this week's episode...nevermind it does suck.

I do watch and while I definately has its flaws I think you're being a bit unfair. Last year expecially they had a nice little arc about Clark finding out why his father picked earth. They changed it so that he was sent to dominate earth not save it which of course has been dropped now. However...

First off I like the first Keaton Batman, but I never read comics so that may be part of the reason. All my batman knowledge basically comes from the 90's cartoons. I don't know whether Arrrrnold as Mr. Freeze or Bane as a braindead stooge pissed me off more. Bane was always such a cool villian...

It has been my experience, with others as well as myself, that these words do mean alot to non-fans. They're universal comments on the human spirit.

Good I'll preorder. Adults or no I'm not standing in line at midnight.

It had some exelent jokes but it didn't feel like a very cohesive show. Perhaps it just needs some time and episodes where they don't have the burden of introducing everything. I can't decide if they decided to be subtle or justed wussed out on the election rigging joke.

Some people are a little touchy about DS9 because there is some belief a few initial ideas were lifted from the years Paramount had JMS's B5 proposal. They became different enough that it's not that big of an issue, especially now but for awhile many Star Trek fans thought the idea of a not-ST...

Like alot of things I was late coming into the HP books, not until after book 5 was released, so this summer I'm going to have a bit of a dilema. After someone convinced me to read the first book it was easy to go to a store and buy all five in one fell unobtrusive swoop. It wasn't a big deal...

I've been wondering about both Lost and Carnivale. Now I guess I'll wait until a few seasons of each are on DVD.

For me it was scenes like the "when they ran out of ships they used guns" montage and the president asking for volunteers that were done well enough to be moving. Both are moments that can easily become cheesy if not done right. Those parts made me want to find out what all the talky stuff was...

Not unless he's taking everyone with him.

If you start to flag in you enthusiasm I would recommend the movie "In the Beginning". Yes it does spoil a few things but this was my introduction to the series and the quality of the movie allowed me to ignore a few stinker episodes.

Your example was bad. It was used to make your point that raising taxes always results in a net loss of revenue. The point was bad too.