Wow. Fantastic episode, huh? Lots happening on many fronts. Speaking of fronts, Joan’s shoulders are practically raw from holding up hers. Let’s get to it, shall we? Read the rest of this entry »

An interesting article about the frighteningly thin girls of the CW.

As for the show itself, so now we know the identity of Kelly’s baby daddy! The rest of the storylines aren’t really moving me. Frankly, I’m really hoping that we find out Brandon and Emily Valentine ended up together.

I don’t think anyone can argue that Dan is one of few satisfactory winners in the history of reality television, winning with the first unanimous vote in US Big Brother history. He did it well, he did it while keeping us entertained, and not once did he attack anyone personally. There wasn’t a single person on that jury who could make the same claim.

Oh, what could have been if Brian had made it further in the game. The way he called out all the houseguests on their behavior was fantastic. I only wish Angie had time to speak as well; I imagine she had a few thoughts to share.

And don’t forget to check out B-Side’s account of the live finale. Bubble boy! And, just for fun one last time…
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In this episode of The Sarah Connor Chronicles, we learn that the bully from A Christmas Story, Scut Farkus (played by Zack Ward), went on to channel his rage into becoming an anti-Skynet resistance fighter. He travels back in time to warn the Connors that Ralphie is actually a terminator, and that by no means should T-Ralphie be allowed to get its hands on a prototype Red Ryder Carbine Action BB Gun. Unfortunately, as Scut is dying from a gunshot wound to the chest at Sarah Connor’s feet, he realizes that the time travel bubble was about 60 years off. So to save face, with his last dying breath, he tells the Connors, “Stop Greenway, Serrano Point, Two Days”.

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