I will now attempt to write about the Heroes premiere without spoiling anything for those of you who have DVR’d it and not watched it yet (this one’s for you, Jim Bag). Big ups and big downs, to sum it up: Big ups: – The Mohinder/Maya narrative, particularly what Suresh does after his experiments. Without […]
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On Wednesday night, I bypassed the Prez and tuned in to watch the series premier of Gary Unmarried. I can see why his wife left him. Gary is predictable, a little boring and kind of looks like Barney Rubble. Gary is freshly divorced and has two kids. He and his wife have joint custody and
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So far I’m 2.5 hours in to the 5 hour/3 day premier of Dancing with the Stars’ 7th season. There’s another 1.5 hours of cha-chas on my DVR and I’ll tune in for a 5th hour tonight. The length of the first half of the season is the only negative about this show! Does anything
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Nothing like a good windstorm to shake things up around here. I was amazed at all the damage I saw after we finally came off the golf course. Yes, I played golf in that mess until 1:30pm when the hard-core femmes finally caved. And thank goodness we stopped when we did because the worst of
Saturday Night Live generally begins it season with a bang, selecting the likes of Rob Lowe, Reese Witherspoon, Matt Damon, Jack Black, Ben Affleck and Steve Carell to open on a high note. With the exception of LeBron James, they typically tend to avoid the sports stars until later in the season when they can
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As most of you, our loyal readers, know, our city has been besieged by wind damage with downed electrical lines, tree carnage and a lovely shortage of gas, ice and cash machines with power. Our building has been one of the casualties this week – power was off from Sunday afternoon until last night. A
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It’s only Wednesday and I’ve already watched 3 premieres this week! I love September!!! First on the docket – Hole In The Wall, Fox’s version of a Japanese game show in which contestants basically attempt to stuff themselves through a hole in a wall that is barreling toward on them on a track. If they
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Donna Martin graduates! Donna Martin gradu…Wait! This is not the same Beverly Hills, 90210 that I know and love. How could it be without Donna Martin? Or Brandon, Dylan, Steve, David and the rest of the gang. True, in this series, a couple of kids move to the world’s most awesome zip from the Midwest,
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One of the myriad reasons that Firefox is superior to Internet Explorer is the ability to extend the browser with Add-Ons. Add-Ons take the form of extensions, themes or plug-ins. You can add a GMail notifier, a Facebook toolbar, an extension that allows you to save any video embedded in a page to your hard
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I couldn’t believe my eyes earlier this week. McDonald’s ran a commercial featuring Olympic Athletes who’ve been waiting and training for the Games all their lives. It was a spot that roped me in for a few seconds, and then they did what? They put a fried chicken sandwich in the Athletes’ hands. Oh my,
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