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Gwen Cooper got her happy ending, leave her annoying ass back in Wales! That said, I actually don't mind the change in location or the new characters, as long as they can justify the location change and find people who can play the roles well. Hopefully it'll be fun.

American Torchwood? I don't think I want that. Most British shows simply don't translate well into American versions. I'm also wary of Fox being mentioned as in on this, even if RTD and Julie Gardner are too. Been burned too many times by Fox already. Plus it'll likely end up heavily sanitized. Of course, if it does get off the ground, I have a small request: NO GWEN COOPER, PLEASE. Not sure if this has been mentioned yet, but BBC America is advertising the new season with a premiere date of April 17th.

Spoiler: Click here to viewLovely's gone, Lovely's gone, FINALLY Lovely's gone! ...ahem. Now that that's out of my system, I enjoyed this episode. Robert's fit was EPIC, IMO. Could've done without the C-listers, though. Oh, and I read that Joseph the ex-Marine was actually a plant hired to try to spike ratings. Executive meddling, Fox? Seriously? Also, what was the deal with the snakes on a cane thing that flashed during one of the commercial breaks? Is it a new season of House or something? Whatever it is, the clock on the site expires on September 21st (a Monday) at 8 PM.

What's wrong with Kris Allen sounding like a generic pop act? Surely that means he will actually get played regularly on the radio? And I honestly think that Adam Lambert's CD will be a let down. When you actually listen to the studio versions, they are a lot weaker than the live versions. He's just a charismatic performer, but when it comes to toning it down in the studio, he loses a large part of his appeal. And he only lost the show, since even America got sick of Simon Cowell's pushing of certain acts. Katy Perry having Adam Lambert written on her outfit was absolutely ridiculous. I knew I'd need the fireproof armor. The problem with Kris Allen sounding like a generic pop act is that there are already 40 billion generic pop acts out there (and Idol keeps contributing to that number). There's nothing there that sets him apart from the rest of them, other than the fact that he won Idol, and even that might be considered a dubious honor considering that a good portion of past Idol winners/runners-up don't have much in the way of a career afterward. I'd like to beat Katy Perry up solely because I keep getting that stupid "Hot and Cold" song stuck in my head. I used the mute button during her performance, partly because I don't think she's that great and partly because she really didn't need to be there (too much filler this season!). I outgrew my boyband phase ages ago, thankfully. It certainly kept the front-row fangirls entertained. I wonder if the fact that he's married would've affected that (fangirls are fickle creatures). Guess we'll never know...

I know I'm going to have to get the fireproof armor out for saying this, but I have hated Kris Allen for weeks now. To me, he sounds like pretty much any generic pop act on the radio these days. That said, Adam will likely pull a Clay Aiken (and not in THAT way, minds out of the gutter) and slaughter Kris in sales.

I have to say meh about the add-ons (especially all the pain in the ass fetch quests), but it was like revisiting an old friend. ...and I want an Earthbound remake. Seriously.

He looks kinda like Chris Eccleston. Apparently he was in an episode of Secret Diary of a Call Girl last year, but I honestly can't remember if he was any good. Ah well, at least the speculation's ended.

Same here. Jane did a wonderful job on a really good movie (with a kick-ass soundtrack). I abhor movie sequels that don't make the effort to use the same cast (continuity, people!), and this one looks especially shitty.

The Hellsing OVAs cover a shortened version of what the TV anime covered, then (judging from the teaser clips) also cover the manga's Nazi vampire arc. I thought the TV series ended screwy, so I'm looking forward to seeing if Starz'll air more than just the first two...or since Starz-licensed anime also comes on SciFi, maybe there too?

Lately I've gotten back into my Redwall habit (Brian Jacques is awesome), so I've been rereading random novels from that series. The last book I bought was Chris Paolini's Brisingr (no comments from the peanut gallery). Much better than the disappointment Eldest turned out to be, with an ending that didn't upset me (I hate cliffhangers). There's even a Doctor reference, though it's in there for pretty much no reason. It wasn't the best book ever, but I was happy with it.

OMG YES. I used to watch that and Square One TV (anyone else remember that? With MathNet and 'Mathman' the Pacman knockoff?) on PBS when I was little, both those shows absolutely rocked. Couldn't get into the "Where In Time" version, though. Just wasn't as good.

Pushing Daisies Sanctuary True Blood The Tudors (whenever that comes back on) There's also a lot of cool shows that randomly come on SciFi (mini-marathons on weekdays): Wolf Lake, The Sentinel, The Pretender, John Doe...

Nancy Grace. She'd likely die first.

The Seeker (The Dark Is Rising) - 7/10 This film could be called the epitome of the family-friendly genre. It's simple, at times utterly predictable, but in the end resolves into a warm, fuzzy happy ending. Casting Chris Eccleston as the main baddie = awesome.

Alan Rickman.

Dan In Real Life - 8/10 What can I say? I'm a sucker for Steve Carell movies. The story's a bit cliche/predictable, but it's a nice heartwarming rom-com that's also the only movie Dane Cook's in that doesn't make him look like a complete and total assclown.

School For Scoundrels - 6/10 Normally I enjoy movies that feature Billy Bob Thornton in asshole-ish roles, but this one fell flat. Plus, how does Sarah Silverman keep getting work? Her "bitchy girlfriend and/or love interest's cock-blocking friend" schtick is beyond lame. We Own The Night - 8/10 An enjoyable movie, and would've been a solid 9/10 if not for the presence of the talentless and highly annoying Eva Mendes. I don't care if people find her halfway attractive, she can't act her way out of a paper bag.

The tag team "Castagnoli and Cannon" should consist of Castagnoli and Arik Cannon, instead of Castagnoli and Baddboy. Concerning deceased workers, should Russ Haas still be in-game?

The Condemned - 5/10 Note to WWE: All the hype in the world couldn't have made this more than just an average movie, so quit blaming everyone else for it flopping.

Daddy Day Camp: 0/10 Poor Cuba Gooding Jr. really needs to fire his agent. This is an AWFUL movie and should be avoided like the plague. Still don't know why I bothered, maybe I'm a masochist at heart.

Agreed. Only reason my Game Gear doesn't see a little more playtime is because the AC adapter was misplaced a long while ago. The thing quite literally eats batteries. It sucks.

I swear I just heard the simultaneous explosion of pretty much every Doctor-Rose shipper on Earth. Any bets on a new companion? With Donna out of commission (which sucks), Rose back in her own universe, Mickey/Martha set to join Torchwood (AKA the home for ex-companions), and Sarah Jane returning to her own series, it looks like there's a spot open.

SciFi is pulling the "in two weeks" crap for the 2nd half of the Sontaran 2-parter. If this is because of yet another Stargate or Galactica marathon I'm gonna be VERY pissed.

...why are Archuleta and Syesha still around? Seriously. Both suck. People think they're better than Carly and Brooke? (N)

Maybe they're going to try to fill in the 7 year period between Trials and Tribulations and Apollo Justice? Still, playing as Edgeworth for more than half a case this time, sweet!