Archive for September, 2009
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I am not feeling Leonard and Penny on “Big Bang Theory.” They just don’t have chemistry.
You know who does? Penny and Sheldon! That episode last season when Sheldon was sick was amazing. Jim Parsons and Kaley Cuoco riff off each other in a very Monica/Chandler opposites attract kind of way. Because “Big Bang Theory” is a sitcom there is no way Penny and Leonard will be together long, but hopefully a season or so down the road she’ll hook up with Sheldon.
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I’ve never been a fan of Drea Dematteo. She’s just dirty looking and her characters have always been the same. However, I really liked her on “Desperate Housewives.” In the one group scene with all the other wives she brought a different dynamic we’ve not had on the show before. Sure her family-secret-storyline is dumb, but hopefully they’ll dump that early on and we’ll see more interaction with the other characters.
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I love video games. I love Tv. So this amused me very much.
IW announced that the next full trailer for “Modern Warfare 2″ will hit the web Sunday!
With all the rain we’ve had in the past month, the lillies and trees along the Pocomoke River have been greener than they were in the spring.
The newest trailer for Bioware’s upcoming RPG.
The demo for “NFS: Shift” will be downloadable on both the Xbox 360 & PS3 Thursday. “Shift” is the must have racing game of the year so if you are on the fence about getting the game, give the demo a try for free!
Here is Jenny Slate dropping the F-Bomb on the season premiere of “Saturday Night Live.”
It’s been almost four years since we’ve had a new “Wallace and Gromit” so needless to say I was crazy excited to watch the new short. My only complaint? It’s 29 minutes. Otherwise it’s the same kind of awesome that W&G fans have come to love.
“Public Enemies” was bad, like “Superman Doomsday” bad. The animation was ugly and the shading made it look like everyone had stars on their faces. So unless you are a hardcore geek who will watch it no matter what anyone says, avoid it.
As the promos suggested, the producers of “Smallville” fail to realize that Clark Kent doesn’t work as The Dark Knight.
