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Forget that. This is the greatest injustice in this thread, ever. I didn't vote for either...but just guess which one of them I hate.

In with FireRed. All my pokemon will be named after wrestlers. Let's fucking do this.

So, rather than get caught up in new shows, I've decided to regress into older shows that I have yet to watch. I'm five episodes into the first season of the Sopranos and have been enjoying it well enough so far (it helps that I'm on an enormous mafia kick at the moment). I've also got the first series of Torchwood to dive into eventually, although I've heard that it's sort of disappointing at the beginning but picks up after a while. (Not that it matters - Captain Jack'll be there, and that's all I care about). I've also been considering watching some classic Doctor Who, as I'm only familiar with the series from the 2005 reboot...I've been getting conflicting "This is a good place to start" reports, though. Finally, I've borrowed the first season of Six Feet Under and am looking forward to starting it, and I've got Season 1 of The Wire ready too. I think I'm set, along with my usual weeklies (House, Glee, The Office, Community, Chuck (although, I have some catching up to do on those last two) and occasionally the Sunday Night Animation Block), but I'm curious, EWB: What shows that're done their runs am I missing? I know, this is vague, since you don't know what I've watched, but I'm interested in your input.

Regarding the singing and no one noticing - I think that was the point with Empire State of Mind. Unless I'm forgetting another number, the whole point was that only a couple of people (Sunshine and Tennis-balls-mouth-guy) noticed or cared. All in all, I liked the show, but thought it lacked in one important place - Emma.

1. Homer Simpson (The Simpsons) 2. Stan Smith (American Dad!) 3. Professor Hubert J. Farnsworth (Futurama) 4. Abe Lincoln (Clone High) 5. Bender Rodriguez (Futurama) 6. Hank Hill (King of the Hill) 7. Krusty the Clown (The Simpsons) 8. Ghandi (Clone High) 9. Stewie Griffin (Family Guy) 10. Dr. John Zoidberg (Futurama)

I kept reading, Apsham. I really did. He was fantastic at the Cunard Centre last year.

Full Voting List 1. The Doctor (Doctor Who) 2. Dr. Gregory House (House MD) 3. Michael Scott (The Office) 4. Sue Sylvester (Glee) 5. Dexter Morgan (Dexter) 6. Captain Jack Sparrow (Doctor Who/Torchwood) 7. George Michael Bluth (Arrested Development) 8. Larry David (Curb Your Enthusiasm) 9. Phoebe Buffay (Friends) 10. Michael Kelso (That 70's Show)

TKz, why don't you want me to love you. What a fantastic movie.

So, I watched an episode of Hoarders. I am going to have nightmares.

Didn't even realize Estelle Getty had passed on. I knew she was sick, but I missed her dying.

Man. The Golden Girls was nearly always on in my house as I grew up, so it's been something of a comfort since then. Sad to see a funny lady pass on.

I think that was the point. No one (Well, except maybe Burt, who should win father of the year for that speech) comes out smelling like roses after that one. Kurt was clearly doing everything he could to make Finn fall for him - he's obviously being very selfish, so even though he gets hatespeech thrown at him, he's still sort of a prick. Meanwhile, Finn's dealing with losing everything in his life that used to be safe (including Rachel) and so it's easy to see that the smallest thing might set him off...but on the other hand, he went on the homophobic rant. No one comes out looking good after that scene, and I honestly think that it's what the writers had hoped for.

The Decemberists: 1) The Island 2) The Rake's Song 3) Shankill Butchers 4) Sons and Daughters 5) Red Right Ankle 6) From My Own True Love (Lost at Sea)