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Worse than Denise Richards? That's a surprise.

Actually, it was a BMW 750iL. Come to think of it, has Lee Tamahori directed anything good other than Along Came a Spider and The Edge?

What if the Italians designed the famous Pony Car? 2006 Ford Mustang Giugiaro Concept

More of the Best of TNA: "Primetime" Elix Skipper's Cage Walk "The Phenomenal" A.J. Styles "The Fallen Angel" Christopher Daniels Samoa Joe "The Canadian Destroyer" Petey Williams

Still the most devastating move in the ring... Canadian Destroyer

Time to dust off this thread with the latest wrestling news. First off, from WWE.com: Meanwhile, if you haven't watched TNA, you may have missed a lot. Here are some highlights of Samoa Joe vs. Kurt Angle: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BcWQW5akiF8

WWE Survivor Series Results Survivor Series Match 1 Ric Flair/Sgt. Slaughter/Dusty Rhodes/Arn Anderson/Ron Simmons def. The Spirit Squad (Sole Survivor: Flair). WWE U.S. Championship Chris Benoit locked Chavo Guerrero in the Crossface to retain the title. WWE Women's Championship - Lita's Last Stand Mickie James knocked Lita out with a Tornado DDT to become the new Champion. Survivor Series Match 2 Team DX (Triple-H/Shawn Michaels/The Hardy Boyz/C.M. Punk) did a clean sweep on Team Rated-RKO (Edge/Randy Orton/Johnny Nitro/Gregory Helms/Mike Knox). First Blood Mr. Kennedy def. Undertaker after MVP hit the Dead Man with a steel chair. Survivor Series Match 3 Team Cena (John Cena/Rob Van Dam/Sabu/Kane/Bobby Lashley) def. Team Big Show (Big Show/Umaga/Fit Finlay/Test/Montel Vontavious Porter) (Sole Survivors: Cena/Lashley). World Heavyweight Championship Batista clocked King Booker with the title belt to become the new Champion.

Whoever still has pics quoted on their post.

Yes it is.

Wow...this thread went way off-topic all of a sudden.

Stop quoting pics, skull001.

I'll cast in my votes: Best Bond: Sean Connery Worst Bond: Timothy Dalton Best Bond Film: (tie) Goldfinger and Thunderball Worst Bond Film: (tie) License to Kill and Moonraker Best Bond Villain: (tie) Auric Goldfinger and Ernst Stavro Blofeld (played by Donald Pleasance in You Only Live Twice) Worst Bond Villain: (tie) Drax (Moonraker) and Kamal Khan (Octopussy) Best Bond Girl: (tie) Holly Ryder (Dr. No) and Wai Lin (Tomorrow Never Dies) Worst Bond Girl: Dr. Christmas Jones (The World is Not Enough) Best Name for a Bond Girl: Pussy Galore (Goldfinger) Worst Name for a Bond Girl: Dr. Holly Goodhead (Moonraker) Best Bond Villainess: (tie) Xenia Onatopp (GoldenEye) and Rosa Klebb (From Russia With Love) Worst Bond Villainess: May Day (A View to a Kill) Best Evil Henchman: Oddjob (Goldfinger) Worst Evil Henchman: Nick Nack (The Man with the Golden Gun) Best Bond Car: (tie) 1964 Aston Martin DB5 and 2007 Aston Martin DBS (Casino Royale) Worst Bond Car: Renault taxi cab (A View to a Kill) Best Bond Gadget: Omega Seamaster watch (Brosnan-era films) Worst Bond Gadget: Radioactive lint (Diamonds are Forever) Best Bond Outfit: Brosnan's tuxedo in GoldenEye Worst Bond Outfit: Connery's baby blue beach robe in Goldfinger Best Bond Theme Song: (tie) "James Bond Theme" by Monty Norman, "A View to a Kill" by Duran Duran and "You Know My Name" by Chris Cornell (Casino Royale) Worst Bond Theme Song: "Moonraker" by Shirley Bassey Best Bond Director: (tie) Guy Hamilton (Goldfinger) and Martin Campbell (Casino Royale) Worst Bond Director: (tie) John Glen (License to Kill) and Michael Apted (The World is Not Enough) Best Bond Game: GoldenEye 007 (N64) Worst Bond Game: James Bond 007 (Atari 2600) Best Bond One-Liner: "Japanese proverb say, 'Bird never make nest in bare tree.'" (You Only Live Twice) Worst Bond One-Liner: "I've always wanted to have Christmas in Turkey." (The World is Not Enough)

Survey Time. In celebration of Casino Royale's successful release in theatres, here's a survey on the best and worst of the James Bond 007 franchise. BTW, just to spark things up, the non-canon theatrical films Casino Royale (1967) and Never Say Never Again also count on the survey. EDIT: Added game and one-liner categories. Best Bond: Worst Bond: Nominees: Sean Connery, George Lazenby, Roger Moore, Timothy Dalton, Pierce Brosnan, Daniel Craig, and everyone parading as 007 in the Casino Royale parody film. Best Bond Film: Worst Bond Film: Best Bond Villain: Worst Bond Villain: Note: If nominating Ernst Stavro Blofeld, specify the actor who portrayed him (if not a faceless guy holding his cat). Best Bond Girl: Worst Bond Girl: Best Name for a Bond Girl: Worst Name for a Bond Girl: Best Bond Villainess: Worst Bond Villainess: Best Evil Henchman: Worst Evil Henchman: Best Bond Car: Worst Bond Car: Best Bond Gadget: Worst Bond Gadget: Best Bond Outfit: Worst Bond Outfit: Best Bond Theme Song: Worst Bond Theme Song: Best Bond Director: Worst Bond Director: Best Bond Game: Worst Bond Game: Best Bond One-Liner: Worst Bond One-Liner:

Good luck on that, as SPECTRE is part of a neverending legal battle between EON Productions and Kevin McClory (original co-writer of Thunderball who claimed he came up with the terrorist organization himself). For the videogame adaptation of From Russia With Love, SPECTRE was replaced with a similar organization called "OCTOPUS."

That's not really saying much. The helicopter sequences in Golgo 13: The Professional looked way better then that.

Demashitaa!! PowerPuff Girls Z is probably the worst I've seen this year.

I got a soft spot for "Strutter" and "You Really Got Me."

For those who have GH2, what's your favorite song?

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1012: "Go God Go" - To keep himself from running impatient while waiting for the release of the Nintendo Wii, Cartman goes into suspended animation by having himself buried in snow by Butters until the Wii finally hits the stores. Unfortunately, an avalanche buries him deeper, and he isn't thawed out until 540 years later, where he finds himself in the middle of a war between two Atheist groups and a group of super-intelligent sea otters (who are also Atheist). 1013: "Go God Go XII" - After cooperating with the sea otters, Cartman manages to get a Nintendo Wii from an abandoned technology museum. Unfortunately for him, S-Video connections no longer exist in the 26th century. Frustrated by the Wii's incompatibility with future technology, Cartman acquires a time phone and attempts to call himself from present day to prevent himself from going into suspended animation. What a comeback for this series. After putting up with three so-so episodes, we have a two-parter that, once again, mocks religion (or in this case, a lack of religion), and has everyone laughing from beginning to end. Fans of Buck Rogers in the 25th Century will have a blast with these two episodes. And the scenes with Mrs. Garrison and Richard Dawkins are a total riot.

Guitar Hero II ( ギターヒーローII ) Harmonix/RedOctane, Inc./Activision, 2006 For the Sony PlayStation 2 and XBOX 360 Rated T (Teen) for mild lyrics. (Review based on the PS2 version) Lowdown The video music game that took the nation by storm is back. Following the unexpected success of Guitar Hero and their acquisition by Activision, RedOctane - along with Harmonix - went back to the studio to churn up a worthy successor to the game. Guitar Hero II comes with a red Gibson SG controller which addresses the issues found on the original black one. Also available from RedOctane is the official wireless guitar controller. And the XBOX 360 version comes with a white Gibson X-Plorer controller. Once again, get ready to rock! Gameplay: A If you have the first GH game, you won't be surprised by Guitar Hero II's gameplay in single-player mode - it's exactly the same as its predecessor. However, the game engine has undergone some minor tweaks. As a result, the game benefits from improved hammer-ons and pull-offs. Career Mode is more of the same: you simply choose a character and join an aspiring cover band. Then you tour around the U.S. from Ohio to Boston up to L.A. before flying to England to perform your grand finale at Stonehenge (the real deal - not some 18" scale model that Spinal Tap wound up with). The original cast from the first game are joined by Eddie Knox (a tattooed rockabilly), Casey Lynch (a blonde rocker) and Lars Ümlaüt (a Norwegian headbanger in KISS makeup). In addition to the Grim Ripper, former regulars Clive Winston (the British guy) and Xavier Stone (the black guitarist) are unlockable characters. Stone has undergone a complete makeover from dreadlocks to an afro. Multiplayer is where the game totally shines. In addition to the traditional Face-Off mode, two other modes are included. The first is Pro Face-Off, where both players play the full lead guitar track on the same difficulty. The second is Cooperative Mode, where one player does lead guitar, while the other plays rhythm guitar or bass. Both share the same scoreboard, Rock Meter, streak multiplier and Star Power meter. This mode requires a lot of teamwork, as both players have to engage Star Power simultaneously, and this is the only multiplayer mode where you can fail in a song. In short, GH2 is the superior one for two players. Graphics: B- It still looks like the first game, but that's how we like it. Soundtrack: A You want more songs, you got them. GH2 has 64 licensed songs (40 on the playlist plus 24 bonus tracks). As with the first game, majority of the songs are covers (READ: "As made famous by..."). You have more rock classics like Van Halen's "You Really Got Me," hair metal hits like Guns N' Roses' "Sweet Child O' Mine," Southern legends like Lynrd Skynrd's "Free Bird," grunge crap like Nirvana's "Heart Shaped Box," and modern hits like Wolfmother's "Woman." Plus, for the first time ever, original songs (READ: "As performed by...") make it to the regular playlist. Primus and Jane's Addiction have contributed to the game with their songs "John the Fisherman" and "Stop," respectively. XBOX 360 owners have the advantage of playing 10 exclusive tracks plus more music ready for download, including songs from the first game. Unfortunately, the soundtrack does not receive an A+ because the playlist has the two worst songs to play in any Guitar Hero game: "Institutionalized" by Suicidal Tendencies and "Yes We Can" by Made in Mexico (which, fortunately, is a bonus track, so I recommend you don't bother unlocking it). The Bottom Line Headbanging fun is always better the second time around, and Guitar Hero II delivers. Links Official Guitar Hero Homepage Reference Wikipedia

Shame on those who missed Metal Armor Dragonar.