Friday, March 28, 2008
No No No No No NO!
Please stop re-imagining things! It only worked once and a lot of that had to do with Dwight Schrute. I guess I can always not watch something, but unless it's on CBS, then it's really hard for me not to. Children of Men is one of my favorite movies ever and I just hope it isn't ruined for me the way David Cook ruined both Eleanor Rigby and Billie Jean.
Monday, March 24, 2008
U Got Twizzerld!
Now normally I don't like competitive street-dancing movies (too ethnic), but I think I could get behind this one. Please enjoy the trailer for the upcoming, U Got Twizzerld!, starring The Twirl Master, Chris Matthews, and Ellen Degeneres in the role of her lifetime. I smell Oscar!
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
T.G.I. Frigay's
Yes, I'm late on this, but I only got home Tuesday night. Plus, I finally have a good reason to post this picture.
There's nothing I can say that would make this story any funnier.
Friday, March 14, 2008
It Was Named After Pasta
No Talkin' Talkies again this week, however, if I had one pick it would be for Funny Games, Michael Haneke's English language remake of his own 1997 film starring Naomi Watts and Tim Roth. This movie may not be for everyone, but I'm oddly interested especially after seeing the trailer a couple of times.
Anyway, in less torture related news, I found this link to a March Madness style Lost character bracket yesterday where you can vote for you favorite characters to advance. I wish that I had seen this sooner so I could have picked from the very beginning instead of picking in up in the Sweet 16, but it's still worth it if you like the show. There are 64 characters, and they're broken down into four regions, just like the real NCAA tournament.
Do I agree with the groupings? No. Do I agree with the rankings? Also no. Still though I'm not upset with where its headed. I wish I had the chance to vote for Locke, but he had a tough second round matchup with Sayid, who is supercool. The only other thing that really bothered me was Jin's first round loss to Sun. Jin is arguably just as supercool as Sayid (and Desmond, who may make the Final Four!), and I've always liked him over Sun. I think if people had seen last night's episode before they had the chance to vote, then Jin would've been a major sleeper in his region. Here now are my Final Four picks based on the progress so far.
From the 815 Survivors Region: I think Sawyer holds on to beat Kate and then advances to the F4 with a close win over Sayid in what should be a hard fought regional championship game. Who am I kidding? I'd be happy either way as long as Jack doesn't win.
From the Freighties and Dead Survivors Region: Even though Faraday has had a nice run for the mid-major character that he is, Charlie will win that matchup but then lose to Mr. Eko who got hot at just the right time and is blowing everyone out (including Dr. Christian Shepard who was getting a lot of darkhorse buzz heading into the tourney).
From the Others Region: This has probably been the region that has gone the way of the chalk the most so far. Ben Linus came in as the number one seed overall after dominating the Dharma Initiative and his father in the classic "Purge Game," as well as his flawless manipulation of the 815 Survivors (Locke especially), plus his alleged faking of the Oceanic Flight 815 crash site, racking up 324 dead bodies along the way. Though on paper it looks like he might have a tight matchup with his mentor, Jacob, I think the student passes the teacher and Ben easily wins the region.
My only problem with this bracket was Mikhail's disappointing first round loss to Richard Alpert. Mikhail is the classic "spurtability" character because just when you think he's out of it, he literally comes back from the dead and goes on a nice run. Who could forget his regular season finale matchup with Charlie when he won on an explosive buzzer beater after having been left for dead just before halftime? I guess Richard's guyliner though beats Mikhail eyepatch.
From the Other Crucial Players Region: This bracket was made for Desmond. After his blowout (and near shutout) of his biggest rival, Charles Widmore, it's been smooth sailing (for once) for Desmond. For those who question how Desmond would respond after his blowout of the love of his life, Penny, in the second round, it didn't seem to slow him down as much as they thought because he has another commanding lead on the only other true contender from this bracket, Smokey. He faces yet another easy matchup in the regional finals when he will most likely face Rousseau, whose Pete Carril Princeton style survival strategy has to run out at sometime. Desmond won't let those backdoor plays go undefended, unless of course if he flashes back to 1997.
As for the rest of the way, I think Ben beats Desmond, and Sawyer holds off a surging, machete-weilding, stick-bashing, Mr. Eko to make it to the finals. In the finals I see Ben easily conning Sawyer once again (this time without bunnies) and getting his one shining moment. Or at least that's how I'm voting.
Speaking of Mr. Eko, please enjoy this clip of Dikembe Mutombo:
Anyway, in less torture related news, I found this link to a March Madness style Lost character bracket yesterday where you can vote for you favorite characters to advance. I wish that I had seen this sooner so I could have picked from the very beginning instead of picking in up in the Sweet 16, but it's still worth it if you like the show. There are 64 characters, and they're broken down into four regions, just like the real NCAA tournament.
Do I agree with the groupings? No. Do I agree with the rankings? Also no. Still though I'm not upset with where its headed. I wish I had the chance to vote for Locke, but he had a tough second round matchup with Sayid, who is supercool. The only other thing that really bothered me was Jin's first round loss to Sun. Jin is arguably just as supercool as Sayid (and Desmond, who may make the Final Four!), and I've always liked him over Sun. I think if people had seen last night's episode before they had the chance to vote, then Jin would've been a major sleeper in his region. Here now are my Final Four picks based on the progress so far.
From the 815 Survivors Region: I think Sawyer holds on to beat Kate and then advances to the F4 with a close win over Sayid in what should be a hard fought regional championship game. Who am I kidding? I'd be happy either way as long as Jack doesn't win.
From the Freighties and Dead Survivors Region: Even though Faraday has had a nice run for the mid-major character that he is, Charlie will win that matchup but then lose to Mr. Eko who got hot at just the right time and is blowing everyone out (including Dr. Christian Shepard who was getting a lot of darkhorse buzz heading into the tourney).
From the Others Region: This has probably been the region that has gone the way of the chalk the most so far. Ben Linus came in as the number one seed overall after dominating the Dharma Initiative and his father in the classic "Purge Game," as well as his flawless manipulation of the 815 Survivors (Locke especially), plus his alleged faking of the Oceanic Flight 815 crash site, racking up 324 dead bodies along the way. Though on paper it looks like he might have a tight matchup with his mentor, Jacob, I think the student passes the teacher and Ben easily wins the region.
My only problem with this bracket was Mikhail's disappointing first round loss to Richard Alpert. Mikhail is the classic "spurtability" character because just when you think he's out of it, he literally comes back from the dead and goes on a nice run. Who could forget his regular season finale matchup with Charlie when he won on an explosive buzzer beater after having been left for dead just before halftime? I guess Richard's guyliner though beats Mikhail eyepatch.
From the Other Crucial Players Region: This bracket was made for Desmond. After his blowout (and near shutout) of his biggest rival, Charles Widmore, it's been smooth sailing (for once) for Desmond. For those who question how Desmond would respond after his blowout of the love of his life, Penny, in the second round, it didn't seem to slow him down as much as they thought because he has another commanding lead on the only other true contender from this bracket, Smokey. He faces yet another easy matchup in the regional finals when he will most likely face Rousseau, whose Pete Carril Princeton style survival strategy has to run out at sometime. Desmond won't let those backdoor plays go undefended, unless of course if he flashes back to 1997.
As for the rest of the way, I think Ben beats Desmond, and Sawyer holds off a surging, machete-weilding, stick-bashing, Mr. Eko to make it to the finals. In the finals I see Ben easily conning Sawyer once again (this time without bunnies) and getting his one shining moment. Or at least that's how I'm voting.
Speaking of Mr. Eko, please enjoy this clip of Dikembe Mutombo:
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
Results Show
Well it looks like I've talked myself out of my American Idol boycott. Even though the "Idols" sang SEVEN untouchable Beatles' songs from my list, I've decided that I'm still going to watch and here are the reasons why:
1. I'm letting two songs slide to get the list down to the original five. These two songs are the Biker Nurse's version of "You Can't Do That" (from the banned A Hard Day's Night) and Gayvid Hernandez's version of "I Saw Her Standing There" (the only banned song from Please Please Me). Why are you letting Hernandez slide you ask? Hold on a minute and you'll see.
2. Certain untouchable songs that were performed were so bad that they didn't ruin the original songs in any way. While I was upset that just about every finalist changed these already perfect songs in some way, some performances were so bad that it didn't even matter (like Syesha's, "Got to Get You Into My Life" and Battelfield Earth's unbelievably weak, "If I Fell).
3. Even though he sang a song that I allowed, it was great seeing Giggles McGee forget the words to "We Can Work it Out." I still don't understand how somebody (and I don't care if he's 12 years old) doesn't know any Beatles' songs. He knew this song as a Stevie Wonder song. I can understand someone not liking The Beatles more than someone not knowing any of their songs. Too bad there's no way he gets cut. Lousy little pixie.
4. Just so you know, Baldie McFakerock's (pictured below) version of "Eleanor Rigby" was so awful and unforgivable that I got up and left the room. I've never wanted to kill a puppy more than I did in the first couple seconds of that performance. Simon really let me down with his praise of this atrocity. God, even this was better.
Ok, back to David Hernandez. As we all know by now, Hernandez worked as a gay stripper in a gay nightclub up until late September of 2007. Well as I mentioned, tonight he sang "I Saw Her Standing There," after his intro video where he failed to mention his job as a gay stripper in a gay night club in his list of recent jobs. What's so perfect about this whole situation though, is how beautifully you can twist the lyrics of "I Saw Her Standing There," to a David Hernandez gay stripper in a gay nightclub version of this classic song. Below are the lyrics to this version.
Ladies and gentlemen, I proudly present:
I Saw Him Sitting There
by David Hernandez
One, Two, Three, Four!
Well he was just seventeen
if you know what I mean
with a Miller Lite and frosted spiky hair
Oh how could I dance on another, woooooo!
Since I saw him sitting there
Well he winked at me
and I, I could see
that I had to start before the song was over
Oh, I’ll never strip for another, woooooo!
Since I saw him sitting there
Well my heart went boom
in the champagne room
that he rented for the night
Yeah, I danced through the night
and his pants were getting tight
and before too long I forgot where we were!
Oh, how could I grind on another?
Since I saw him sitting there
Well I love being gay
in Dick’s Cabaret
and my future’s looking bright!
Oh, he payed for the night
and he treated me right
thank God for all that Cocoa Butter
No, I’ll never be tipped by another, woooooo!
Since I saw him sitting there
Oh since I saw him sitting there
Yeah well since I saw him sitting there
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I'd like to say thank you on behalf of the group, and I hope we passed the audition!
1. I'm letting two songs slide to get the list down to the original five. These two songs are the Biker Nurse's version of "You Can't Do That" (from the banned A Hard Day's Night) and Gayvid Hernandez's version of "I Saw Her Standing There" (the only banned song from Please Please Me). Why are you letting Hernandez slide you ask? Hold on a minute and you'll see.
2. Certain untouchable songs that were performed were so bad that they didn't ruin the original songs in any way. While I was upset that just about every finalist changed these already perfect songs in some way, some performances were so bad that it didn't even matter (like Syesha's, "Got to Get You Into My Life" and Battelfield Earth's unbelievably weak, "If I Fell).
3. Even though he sang a song that I allowed, it was great seeing Giggles McGee forget the words to "We Can Work it Out." I still don't understand how somebody (and I don't care if he's 12 years old) doesn't know any Beatles' songs. He knew this song as a Stevie Wonder song. I can understand someone not liking The Beatles more than someone not knowing any of their songs. Too bad there's no way he gets cut. Lousy little pixie.
4. Just so you know, Baldie McFakerock's (pictured below) version of "Eleanor Rigby" was so awful and unforgivable that I got up and left the room. I've never wanted to kill a puppy more than I did in the first couple seconds of that performance. Simon really let me down with his praise of this atrocity. God, even this was better.
Ok, back to David Hernandez. As we all know by now, Hernandez worked as a gay stripper in a gay nightclub up until late September of 2007. Well as I mentioned, tonight he sang "I Saw Her Standing There," after his intro video where he failed to mention his job as a gay stripper in a gay night club in his list of recent jobs. What's so perfect about this whole situation though, is how beautifully you can twist the lyrics of "I Saw Her Standing There," to a David Hernandez gay stripper in a gay nightclub version of this classic song. Below are the lyrics to this version.
Ladies and gentlemen, I proudly present:
I Saw Him Sitting There
by David Hernandez
One, Two, Three, Four!
Well he was just seventeen
if you know what I mean
with a Miller Lite and frosted spiky hair
Oh how could I dance on another, woooooo!
Since I saw him sitting there
Well he winked at me
and I, I could see
that I had to start before the song was over
Oh, I’ll never strip for another, woooooo!
Since I saw him sitting there
Well my heart went boom
in the champagne room
that he rented for the night
Yeah, I danced through the night
and his pants were getting tight
and before too long I forgot where we were!
Oh, how could I grind on another?
Since I saw him sitting there
Well I love being gay
in Dick’s Cabaret
and my future’s looking bright!
Oh, he payed for the night
and he treated me right
thank God for all that Cocoa Butter
No, I’ll never be tipped by another, woooooo!
Since I saw him sitting there
Oh since I saw him sitting there
Yeah well since I saw him sitting there
---------------
I'd like to say thank you on behalf of the group, and I hope we passed the audition!
Tuesday, March 11, 2008
All the Children Sing...
For the last six years I've been trying to stop watching American Idol. Every year though, I'm suckered in and then I can't stop watching and I wind up hating myself at the beginning of each new episode. For a long time I wondered why I couldn't stop watching something that I didn't want to watch. It was really bothering me. I've hated just about every contestant of all time (with the exception , of course, for this guy), and have never downloaded or bought a song or album from anyone in the show's history.
The only constant part of the show that I've liked throughout has been Simon because it's refreshing to see someone so honest on television. Meanwhile, every time a contestant gets voted off, Paula tells them that this is "just the..........begin-er, the beginning of your...........career and your star is..........gonna........your star is gonna shine.............brightly forever......and you....." She still hasn't finished a sentence in seven years and it's not even funny anymore, while Randy Jackson on the other hand, has just become a parody of himself. As for Seacrest, I'm not even going to talk about him. Yet I'm still there every Tuesday through Thursday (unless something better is on, but I still record it on the DVR anyway).
It was only very recently that I figured out why I still need to watch all the time - I need something on television that I can hate. While I'm upset that I'm watching the show when the show is about to start, I do wind up having fun watching these losers sing because I can outwardly hate them. It's nice to just let out pointless and meaningless rage in short bursts for 42 minutes two or three nights a week. Since I can't stop watching, it's better to take this approach towards this show. Plus since everyone else watches, it's nice to have a Lowest Common Denominator show you can talk about with other people when conversations lag, or even when they don't. American Idol, as annoying as it is, has helped save numerous parties, slow dinners, and funerals over the past seven years. It's really amazing when you think about it.
So, what does American Idol go and do just as I've finally accepted it as a necessarily unavoidable part of my life? They acquire the Lennon/McCartney songbook, which they will be raping tonight. In the past, the AI contestants have not been allowed to sing Beatles' songs by John and Paul, and it's been the one redeeming factor about the show. In my opinion, The Beatles should never be covered by anyone, let alone hacky wannabe pop stars. It's just not right. The songs are so good, they don't need to be changed. The only times I have no problem with their songs being covered are during concerts of certain established bands that I respect.
A couple years ago I remember Taylor Hicks singing "Something" (which was allowed because it's a George sons), and there have been many times when contestants have performed and butchered solo John's, "Imagine." When it comes to George, I get especially offended because he's maybe my favorite person in the history of Earth. As for "Imagine" being done all the time, I feel just the same way I do about any Beatles song being covered, even though "Imagine" is maybe my tenth favorite song off that album. I had to change the channel the other week when that annoying little smile-talker, David Archuletta, sang the song. I don't want these people to ruin these songs like Smashmouth ruined the Monkees', "I'm a Believer," for me.
So, tonight's AI episode may very well be my last episode ever, which is a shame now that I've finally made peace with my ailment. I've decided to leave the show an out though, just so there's a chance I can still watch in the future. Below is a list of untouchable songs that I just will not be cool with anyone singing, with the exception of Brooke White, who can do no wrong in my eyes. Since there are 12 contestants left, if more than 5 of these songs are performed, I will no longer watch.
UNTOUCHABLE SONGS:
All George Harrison songs.
All covers are OK, because they aren't Beatles song to begin with.
Abbey Road: all songs are untouchable except for Come Together and Octopus's Garden.
The Beatles (White Album): all songs are untouchable except for Ob-La-Di..., Blackbird (there's no way I can expect them not to sing this), I Will, Goodnight.
Beatles For Sale: they can sing anything from this album except I'm a Loser and I'll Follow the Sun.
A Hard Day's Night: the entire album is untouchable because I don't want them to ruin the movie for me too. This one's gonna be tough to avoid.
Help!: they can sing anything from this album except Help!, You've Got to Hide Your Love Away, Ticket to Ride, and Yesterday.
Let It Be: the entire album is untouchable.
Magical Mystery Tour: every song untouchable except Your Mother Should Know, Hello Goodbye, Baby You're a Rich Man, and the unavoidable All You Need is Love.
Please Please Me: I'll be fine with them singing any of these except for I Saw Her Standing There.
Revolver: ABSOLUTELY NO REVOLVER! Do you hear me, people? NO REVOLVER! If Brooke White wants to sing Here, There and Everywhere, that's fine, but even she isn't very safe here.
Rubber Soul: I'm going to give them most of this one except for Norwegian Wood, You Won't See Me, Nowhere Man, Girl, and In My Life.
Sgt. Pepper: they'd be fools to try, and I'd actually like to see them crash and burn by doing any song here except of course for A Day in the Life.
With the Beatles: I'll give them this one too.
Singles not on any albums: Paperback Writer, Lady Madonna, Hey Jude, Revolution, Don't Let Me Down, and the Ballad of John and Yoko.
Other than that, I'm fine. Your move, American Idol.
The only constant part of the show that I've liked throughout has been Simon because it's refreshing to see someone so honest on television. Meanwhile, every time a contestant gets voted off, Paula tells them that this is "just the..........begin-er, the beginning of your...........career and your star is..........gonna........your star is gonna shine.............brightly forever......and you....." She still hasn't finished a sentence in seven years and it's not even funny anymore, while Randy Jackson on the other hand, has just become a parody of himself. As for Seacrest, I'm not even going to talk about him. Yet I'm still there every Tuesday through Thursday (unless something better is on, but I still record it on the DVR anyway).
It was only very recently that I figured out why I still need to watch all the time - I need something on television that I can hate. While I'm upset that I'm watching the show when the show is about to start, I do wind up having fun watching these losers sing because I can outwardly hate them. It's nice to just let out pointless and meaningless rage in short bursts for 42 minutes two or three nights a week. Since I can't stop watching, it's better to take this approach towards this show. Plus since everyone else watches, it's nice to have a Lowest Common Denominator show you can talk about with other people when conversations lag, or even when they don't. American Idol, as annoying as it is, has helped save numerous parties, slow dinners, and funerals over the past seven years. It's really amazing when you think about it.
So, what does American Idol go and do just as I've finally accepted it as a necessarily unavoidable part of my life? They acquire the Lennon/McCartney songbook, which they will be raping tonight. In the past, the AI contestants have not been allowed to sing Beatles' songs by John and Paul, and it's been the one redeeming factor about the show. In my opinion, The Beatles should never be covered by anyone, let alone hacky wannabe pop stars. It's just not right. The songs are so good, they don't need to be changed. The only times I have no problem with their songs being covered are during concerts of certain established bands that I respect.
A couple years ago I remember Taylor Hicks singing "Something" (which was allowed because it's a George sons), and there have been many times when contestants have performed and butchered solo John's, "Imagine." When it comes to George, I get especially offended because he's maybe my favorite person in the history of Earth. As for "Imagine" being done all the time, I feel just the same way I do about any Beatles song being covered, even though "Imagine" is maybe my tenth favorite song off that album. I had to change the channel the other week when that annoying little smile-talker, David Archuletta, sang the song. I don't want these people to ruin these songs like Smashmouth ruined the Monkees', "I'm a Believer," for me.
So, tonight's AI episode may very well be my last episode ever, which is a shame now that I've finally made peace with my ailment. I've decided to leave the show an out though, just so there's a chance I can still watch in the future. Below is a list of untouchable songs that I just will not be cool with anyone singing, with the exception of Brooke White, who can do no wrong in my eyes. Since there are 12 contestants left, if more than 5 of these songs are performed, I will no longer watch.
UNTOUCHABLE SONGS:
All George Harrison songs.
All covers are OK, because they aren't Beatles song to begin with.
Abbey Road: all songs are untouchable except for Come Together and Octopus's Garden.
The Beatles (White Album): all songs are untouchable except for Ob-La-Di..., Blackbird (there's no way I can expect them not to sing this), I Will, Goodnight.
Beatles For Sale: they can sing anything from this album except I'm a Loser and I'll Follow the Sun.
A Hard Day's Night: the entire album is untouchable because I don't want them to ruin the movie for me too. This one's gonna be tough to avoid.
Help!: they can sing anything from this album except Help!, You've Got to Hide Your Love Away, Ticket to Ride, and Yesterday.
Let It Be: the entire album is untouchable.
Magical Mystery Tour: every song untouchable except Your Mother Should Know, Hello Goodbye, Baby You're a Rich Man, and the unavoidable All You Need is Love.
Please Please Me: I'll be fine with them singing any of these except for I Saw Her Standing There.
Revolver: ABSOLUTELY NO REVOLVER! Do you hear me, people? NO REVOLVER! If Brooke White wants to sing Here, There and Everywhere, that's fine, but even she isn't very safe here.
Rubber Soul: I'm going to give them most of this one except for Norwegian Wood, You Won't See Me, Nowhere Man, Girl, and In My Life.
Sgt. Pepper: they'd be fools to try, and I'd actually like to see them crash and burn by doing any song here except of course for A Day in the Life.
With the Beatles: I'll give them this one too.
Singles not on any albums: Paperback Writer, Lady Madonna, Hey Jude, Revolution, Don't Let Me Down, and the Ballad of John and Yoko.
Other than that, I'm fine. Your move, American Idol.
Pitt the Elder vs. Lord Palmertson
So some dude that I may or may not know (who may or may not be my brother) has started a blog of his own. The blog is about bogs and called "The Bog Spot." What's the actual address you might ask? Well, it's www.thebogsspot.blogspot.com. Pretty clever, right? Anyway, since mine is an entertainment site (and specific entertaining websites fall under its umbrella) I feel perfectly fine linking you there. Bogs are cool, right?
If you go look at this site, then I promise you another post later on today. Sounds like a good deal to me, no?
If you go look at this site, then I promise you another post later on today. Sounds like a good deal to me, no?
Monday, March 3, 2008
The Law's Coming
Hey everybody. I just wanted to let you know that I'm going to be in North Carolina (which is not where I normally am) over the next three days so don't expect any updates until at least late Wednesday night. When I get back though I have some stuff planned for you that's gonna be really awesome. I know that's not the best description, so instead I'll let Wyatt Earp tell you how I feel. The following clip is from the best scene of the best Wyatt Earp related movie from 1993:
Couldn't have said it any better myself. You've been warned, curs.
Couldn't have said it any better myself. You've been warned, curs.
Sunday, March 2, 2008
Saturday, March 1, 2008
This Weekend (3/1/08)
It's finally March! Maybe it's just me, but it felt like February was especially long this year. Anyway, here's a short reminder for stuff you might wanna watch this weekend.
Saturday
What: George Carlin: It's Bad For Ya
When: 10:00PM
Where: HBO
Why: Because it's a George Carlin comedy special.
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What: SNL with host, Ellen Page, and musical guest, Wilco.
When: 11:30PM
Where: NBC
Why: Even though the show is rarely funny since Seth Myers took over, they at least have a good host and an even better musical guest.
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Sunday
What: Breaking Bad
When: 10:00PM
Where: AMC
Why: Breaking Bad is the second best show that's currently airing on television right now. If you don't know anything about it, then read this. I haven't seen anyone in the past 2 years (Michael C. Hall excluded) act better than Bryan Cranston in this show. He's the best actor no one ever thinks about, and the show is just as good. If only people knew it existed.
Saturday
What: George Carlin: It's Bad For Ya
When: 10:00PM
Where: HBO
Why: Because it's a George Carlin comedy special.
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What: SNL with host, Ellen Page, and musical guest, Wilco.
When: 11:30PM
Where: NBC
Why: Even though the show is rarely funny since Seth Myers took over, they at least have a good host and an even better musical guest.
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Sunday
What: Breaking Bad
When: 10:00PM
Where: AMC
Why: Breaking Bad is the second best show that's currently airing on television right now. If you don't know anything about it, then read this. I haven't seen anyone in the past 2 years (Michael C. Hall excluded) act better than Bryan Cranston in this show. He's the best actor no one ever thinks about, and the show is just as good. If only people knew it existed.
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