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1. Kill Bill Vol. 2 2. Super Size Me 3. The Ladykillers 4. Spider-Man 2 5. Napoleon Dynamite I haven't seen enough movies to warrant including more than five Disappointing- Club Dread I had low expectations for Eternal Sunshine, so I can't really call it a disappointment, despite my dislike for it. Next Year's Film- The Spaceballs sequel, which may come out next year, according to rumor. DVD release- Stealing Life, Cheating Death: The Eddie Guerrero Story

Kill Bill 2 gets snubbed again. Honestly, I don't understand this. Best movie I've seen in years.

Why is it "fairly ridiculous"? A show should be rewarded for seasons past? If it was good 2 years ago, it was eligible 2 years ago. I don't see anything ridiculous about it. ← The awards cover the year 2004, but not TV shows from January to May (last season, technically)? I find that silly.

The only tiny speck of interest here is in Carradine's nomination. His performance was one of the best I've ever seen ever in any movie... ever, and hopeful, the Academy takes notice and he gets nominated for an important award. EDIT: I'm guessing that only television from this season in eligible for a nomination, which is fairly ridiculous.

No Elton John until 136? Until AFTER Little Red Corvette? This list sucks.

Norm was screwed, yes. If they were so keen on combining slots, they could've put Norm and Cliff together. Not sure where I'd rank them, though. Probably a little higher than Carla. Though I'd raise Niles up to the top 30, as well.

Ken was great to watch. He made a good show even better, and became the greatest game show champion of all time in the process. Here's hoping we see a lot more of him in the future. I still say he should take over the reins of Jeopardy! when Trebek retires.

A decent list, but Frasier got shafted, as he was definitely top ten material (number one in my own opinion). Gotta disagree with you about Buffy, Zero. I don't even think she was the top character on her show, let alone 13th all time. Rob Petrie was too low, as was Bob Hartley. And finally, too many characters were combined into entries. Sam and Diane together? Shelley Long left Cheers in 1987, and Sam did just fine on his own! EDIT: And I was glad they included Dick Solomon. 3rd Rock was the most underrated sitcom of the 90s, IMO.

Sounds like maybe for once, PS2 won't be the only system to get a halfway decent WWE game. I'll give this one a rental, and hopefully, it'll be worth buying.

Me and many others- enough so that airing it at Monday at 2:00 AM, Saturday at 7:00AM, and no other time seems a little sparse.

Fuck, no Cheers tonight.

Jimmy Smits's cryptic cop on SNL The Player Haters Ball on Chappelle's Show Bruce McCullough's barfight on Kids in the Hall

I'll take Craig Ferguson over Johnny Bluejeans.

Don't forget Heart. They're the only one of these mentioned acts that I enjoy.

"Disco Duck"

I'm not really a fan. They fit into the whole "corporate rock" genre- very heavy on production, too many effects, too "cheery," etc. Their music was weak on the whole, IMO.

Rush, Elton John, Billy Joel, Queen

Super NES. Had just the right amount of buttons, they were in the right places, nothing too complicated, etc.

To be 100% honest and blunt, she's pretty, but too overweight for me to want to see her in a sex scene.

"Informer" by Snow

I guess I'll go with Clifford. While I don't think it's bad by any means, I can see how it can be infuriating to those who aren't into it. And Hewey, good call on the Leprechaun movies. I especially enjoyed Lep in the Hood.

Good, Et Cetera The Who Johnny Cash Rolling Stones Billy Joel Elton John

I'll buy it when they add "Natural Born Killaz" to the track list.

I can't believe this one is number two. Sure, it's a good episode, but I can think of plenty more from the past two seasons which were better. Hopefully, number one won't disappoint. EDIT: Wow, talk about a curveball. I liked this episode, but number one? Personally, I'd say my favorite might be the Veal episode. FTR, did "Butters' Very Own Episode" rank on the list?

I agree with half of that statement.