George W.
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Stockard Channing (Date of Birth: 13 February, 1944 - 64)
Please, Dr. Bartlett, hurt me.
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Oddly enough, I don't think Fatal Attractions has ever been collected, so that's out.
Also, there is another way to get it, but I may or may not say what it is.
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That's an easy one: Tell them you'll talk to her when you are good and ready, and not a second before. And for the next three years, you won't be ready.
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Here's the suggestions thus far:
Spider-man loves Mary Jane
Criminal
Alias
Sleeper
Batman R.I.P
Anita Blake - Vampire Hunter :devil:
Walking Dead
Chuck Dixion's Nightwing
The X-Cutioner's Song
Fatal Attractions
True Story, Swear To God Archives Vol. 1
Marvel Apes
Omega: The Unknown
Fables, Vol 3: Storybook Love
You two do realize you might actually have to cover some of these books, right?
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Is there an Anita Blake trade yet?
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Trisha Noble (Date of Birth:3 February, 1944 - 64)
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Edit: Dammit!
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Wasn't one of the opening comments no Golden Girls?
I think as long as Rico suavestar would actually hit it, it's allowed.
If not, then Sic semper, Bea Arthur!
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Jennifer Connelly (Date of Birth:12 December, 1970 - 37)
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Dyan Cannon (Date of Birth:4 January, 1937- 71)
And now comes the mocking...
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Here's a casting rumor that might be a little controversial...
How do you sell a character as anachronistic as Captain America to a modern audience? Get the one actor so wide-appealing that he can sell anything to a global audience.Out doing press for Spike Lee's "Miracle at St. Anna", actor Derek Luke let slip an interesting casting rumor he heard on the grapevine.
"I heard they offered Will Smith ‘Captain America'...just shows you how times have changed" the young thesp told MTV News. Luke himself said he is keen on certain roles - "I would love to jump into Green Lantern. There are a lot of stories I’m into… [like] Black Panther."
Of course Smith's schedule is highly in demand this report is little more than second-hand gossip for now, but it does bring up some interesting possibilities.
I'm honestly not sure how I'd feel about that. On one hand, he's a very good actor with the kind of presence that would make people follow him, both in the movie and to the box office (Of course, I can't imagine them signing him for a 3 picture deal, plus the Avengers movie). On the other hand, he's black. Personally, I don't know if Cap's image is so iconic that there needs to be a certain type of actor to play him, but I can imagine a lot of fanboys blanching because of this. Of course, the same could be said with a very gay man playing the role, too (John Barrowman).
Is Cap's history tied in with what race he is?
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Swear to god, we have to get a better bouncer.
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They had a "shit ton of money" when they went after Napster.
They had a metric "shit ton of money" during the Napster thing. Now they have an imperial "shit ton of money", and thus don't give a shit about anything (especially good music).
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I haven't had a place to talk about wrestling in a while, so lets just put any random thoughts here.
Aren't you on the Oratory...never mind. I see your point.
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He looks like one of the Remans from Star Trek: Nemesis.
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Due to the ballgame, the show just started here in Chicago. So we won't watch it until tomorrow.
Please tell me how it is; I love 90210.
NightAngel, here's your hot chick: Anna McCord
Dear god, she's so thin she's nearly insubstantial!
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Why so sad?
The fortnightly announcement. I look forward to IIWY? quite a bit, and I have yet to find a non-Earth-2 podcast that makes me laugh as much on a regular basis. On the upside, I am looking forward to whatever the next top-secret project is...
I got it! You're both going back to finish Countdown!
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ok so everyone basically gave me flack for some of my choices and the definition of "guilty pleasure movies"
BUT I ask you this why can't there be such a thing as a good guilty pleasure movie?????
Because you shouldn't feel guilty for watching good movies. Except for Schindler's List.
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Donner Steps In To Save Superman's 'Birthplace'
Superman director Richard Donner is among the celebrities fighting to save the childhood home of the comic book superhero's creator.
Bestselling author Brad Meltzer visited Jerry Siegel's former home in Cleveland, Ohio while researching his new book, Book of Lies, and was disappointed to find the building in a state of severe disrepair.
So, teaming up with fellow writers, comic book creators and famous friends, he has launched a fundraiser to help rebuild the home where Siegel first created Superman.
The celebrities and writers have offered Meltzer a series of auction items, which the author is offering up for sale on OrdinaryPeopleChangeTheWorld.com.
Meltzer says, "When I saw that the house where Superman was created was in disrepair, it just seemed wrong. The house where Google was created is saved. The farm where Hewlett Packard was founded is preserved. The Superman house deserves the same respect."
The auction, which ends on 30 September, features a walk-on part in TV show Heroes and the chance to have a comic book character named after you.
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Some of those aren't guilty pleasure movies, i.e. movies generally agreed upon as bad but you still like for whatever reason. For instance:
The Breakfast ClubSt. Elmos Fire
Back To The Future Series
Lethal Weapon Series
The Batman Superman Movie: Worlds Finest
Batman Beyond: return Of The Joker
Who Framed Roger Rabbit
Ferris Bueller's Day Off
Spider-Man Series
X-Men Series
Iron Man
Empire Records
Are not really bad movies.
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I think any attempt to explain something in another comic-related medium with something that happened in Batman & Robin should be met with a one-lifetime suspension.
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