Monthly Archives: September 2005

If you watched the season premiere of Arrested Development, and judging by the numbers you haven’t, then check this out: http://imoscar.com/

Ok, so there are some networks that nobody watches, but I’m going to cover them anyway for the sake of completeness. The WB — Where Old Shows Go to Slowly Die. Just Legal — That guy from Undeclared plays an … Continue reading →

Plus, I like totally bought the DVD for Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy on Saturday, and then I totally watched it. It was still fun the second time around, and I liked the “really deleted scenes,” but I don’t know … Continue reading →

CBS — Not Just For Olds Anymore How I Met Your Mother — This sitcom features Doogie Howser, Jason Segal from “Freaks & Geeks,” and Allyson Hannigan. However, none of them play the lead role (that went to Generic Bland … Continue reading →

This year’s crop of new shows is like one of those crops you get from a field — we don’t know how it will taste, but it sure looks average. What shows should you try? Which shows should you stay … Continue reading →

Sorry :0 It’s worth it?

My Super Sweet Sixteen, Part IX – Ashley, er, Amanda’s Rant “I love money” “My dad gives me whatever I want.” “Right now the girls are hating on me, but that’s what I love.” “He’s such a f___ing a___ole.” (referring … Continue reading →

I wasn’t able (thankfully) to watch it, but the Packers lost to the woeful Detroit Lowenbraus 17-3 yesterday. The game was notable for many bad, bad reasons: Erstwhile QB Brett Favre was sacked 4 times — I can’t remember the … Continue reading →

My wife’s going to like this. To illustrate the difference between the Federal Government and the Private Sector in terms of getting aid to people, I present to you the end of an MSNBC story (which they stole from the … Continue reading →

I’m coming back from my self-imposed little break, so expect things to come fast & furious on this blog for a while. I need to keep the 15-25 people who visit this thing every day happy, don’t I? Of course, … Continue reading →