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Right you are. Your turn.

Seasons 1-2 have been on DVD for a while.

Next trivia question: In "Fun With Veal," what did Kyle have to do to get Cartman to help him, Stan and Butters save the young calves from being slaughtered? What happened when Kyle agreed to Cartman's condition?

Never watched those first two shows you mentioned. And I completely forgot about Misfits of Science. Wasn't Courtney Cox on that show? I'm surprised SeaQuest DSV isn't on DVD yet. I enjoyed the series until Michael Ironside took over. Perhaps it was because of all the years of Ironside playing the bad guy in dozens of movies. SeaQuest, out! Now when will Dark Justice hit DVD?

Well, I loved the show when I was in third grade. And when I visited Chicago nearly a decade ago, Perfect Strangers was the first thing on my mind when I stepped out of the airport. Now what else needs to go on DVD? CHiPs The Highwayman Hard Time on Planet Earth Viper Street Hawk T and T

"Well, of course not, don't be ridi-cool-us."

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Now when will Perfect Strangers hit DVD? There's sometimes a world looks perfect, Nothing can be arranged, Sometime you just get a feeling Like you need some kind of change. No matter what the odds are this time, Nothing's gonna stand in our way, This sprain in my heart, like a long lost friend, Gives every God's dream life, yeah. Standing tall, on the wings of my dreams, Rising forth, on the wings of my dreams, The rain and thunder, the winds and haze Are bound for better days. My life, my dream, nothing's gonna stop me now...

Uhhh...right.

No, but there was the WrestleMania Complete Anthology 1985-2005 boxed set. Very tempting, but at $199.99, it's way out of reach.

Today, I went to Best Buy to pick up Bullitt and Gone in 60 Seconds, and, unfortunately, I found out that Full House is now on DVD. And I thought Pink Lady & Jeff on DVD was bad enough...

Well, The Dukes of Hazzard hit DVD shelves a couple of days ago. And so, with a coupon I picked up from Del Taco, I rented the fullscreen PG-13 version for free. (The clerk over at Hollywood Video told me that the Unrated version has just a topless scene and that's about it.) The DVD has a couple of featurettes on the General Lee: 1. "The General Lee Lives" - Director Jay Chandrasekhar and the special effects team talk about the legendary car and the action scenes that make the movie at least watchable. 2. "How to Launch a Muscle Car 175 Feet in 4 Seconds" - For the major jumps, a Charger was gutted out and launched using nitrogen. On the intro jump, the Charger landed nose-first. On the freeway jump, it fishtailed and hit the center divider. Seann William Scott was superimposed on the City Hall jump scene. And for those who follow D1 Grand Prix, Rhys Millen was behind the wheel on the Atlanta chase scene where the General Lee drifted around the rotunda.

Tomorrow's the big day. Hopefully, I'll be able to watch this movie this weekend.

Hey A1, you might want to consider this car before getting your Elise - the 2007 Lotus Europa S.

From TOPWRESTLING.com: Now that was a very bad move for the WWE.

Only six more days before King Kong hits theatres. Who's ditching work to see it?

I think this link speaks for itself Meanwhile, to celebrate the release of this particular series, the higher-ups over at Anime News Network decided to put the website on crack.

This has got to be the ugliest supercar ever made - the Mitsuoka Orochi (Now, does anyone want to see these pics twice? Then don't "quote" them.)

Earlier tonight on RAW: - Vinnie Mac entered the arena in a garbage truck. He announced that he was to judge the fate of Bischoff. Representing Bischoff's defense team was the Coach, while Mick Foley represented the prosecution. - This whole court case is going nowhere, especially with Vinnie Mac listening to his iPod all day. - Edge has his own segment. Yawn. And dragging Michael P.S. Hayes into it was pointless. - Someone please pull the plug on this Boogeyman crap. - Well, Vinnie Mac made his decision. He announced that the WWE title will be on the line at New Year's Revolution in an Elimination Chamber. And what was his verdict on Bischoff? What do you think. AFAIK, taking out the trash practically means pulling the plug on the WWE.

From the Anime News Network:

Earlier tonight on TNA Impact!: - What is Bobby "The Brain" Heenan doing in TNA? - If there's only one reason to check out TNA, it's the X-Division. Chris Sabin and Petey Williams are just unbelievable in the ring. - Compared to HHH, Jeff Jarrett is a whiny little b*tch. At least HHH convinces you to hate him. In the case of "Triple-J," his mic skills are laughable. - Well, at least we have Christian Cage to shut him up. - What exactly is going on between Jarrett and Jackie Gayda? - And so, Raven once again fights for his life as he's forced by Larry Zbyszko to fight all three members of Diamonds in the Rough. For a hardcore match, this is rather boring. - The show ended with Samoa Joe punking out A.J. Styles backstage. That didn't even look fake.

So, did anyone here watch this movie? How bad was it? Rotten Tomatoes Rating (as of 12/3): 13%

Only six more days before this movie hits theatres. And so far, the reviews are good. Rotten Tomatoes Rating (as of 12/3): 75%

I just finished watching a rerun of TNA's recent PPV Genesis, and I must say that many of the wrestlers are too dangerous to work in the WWE, especially Samoa Joe. When he has his opponent against the turnbuckle, he doesn't do a fake mudhole stomp like Austin; he literally shoves his foot on the guy's face. And the way he brutalized Chris Daniels on the PPV looked like he killed him. Hell, if this keeps up, I'll just stop watching WWE. Besides, what's the point of watching some guy eat live worms in the middle of the ring?