Let me know when Emma Watson is reading Hermione and Ginny.
Gawd.... more lense flair...
That guy sure likes his Kingston Class MCDV's
Don't you mean Green Arrow?
Ahhh yeah. 'Dead Like Me', TV too good for TV.
That should have been on HBO. It would have lasted longer.
Well... looking at the carnage, at least bees took out a couple of the invaders.
Especially considering Lucas didn't really want him in the role.
Klingon Kleavage T-shirt for the win.
As someone that has been building scale models for 30 years and have some in museums, I can tell you that movers don't move them. They won't even touch them. Moving models (LEGO or otherwise) is completely up to the client. If you insist on movers doing the work they make you sign a 2 inch thick waiver that says you will likely get back nothing but kindling on the other end.
There was no USA marked on the 3rd stage. That was only on the first stage booster.
Ahhh yeah... Kate "I'm only here because I'm boffing the director" Capshaw.
Never knew??? Hmmm strange considering I have all the novels (including those and more listed here). They're not very good but you can burn through one in a weekend. I also have all the Marvel Comics in binders tucked away in the top of my closet.
My D&D books still list Hobbit's as a character race.
I'm 42. I have no children. Don't want children. And don't hang out with people that have children. So my exposure to needing to show these movies to placate children is pretty limited. My parents never sat me in front of the TV and used Disney as a baby sitter. If anything, it was likely to be an episode of 'In Search of...'. While I am certainly aware of Donald Duck, I must say he doesn't hold a candle to Daffy..whom I preferred to watch if given the option.
As an aside, I don't count Pixar movies as Disney, even though they're owned by Disney now.
I grew up on Star Wars & Star Trek.
I've never had any interest in Disney movies. I've not seen Bambi, Snow White, or Sleeping Beauty. I've just never had any interest in them.
I wonder how I get that Tinkerbell to come to one of my parties.
As for Disney movies, I haven't seen any of them.
Yes. They're the same people that haven't seen Star Wars (the real one, from 1977) and don't know that there was a BSG before the one where Starbuck was a chick. I feel sad for these people.
You can get C2C via the web so you don't have to rely on local radio to get it. When I lived out in Vancouver the local station only carried the last 2 hours of the show (and the last hour usually involved the crazy's phoning in so I switched off anyway). I found that streaming it was the better option in 90% of the cases.
But Noory spends too much time talking about the economy, spirituality, and hawking his portable radio's. With the exception of Richard Dolan, who is really the only guest I tune in to hear anymore, George really struggles to get guests anyone cares about. One of my favourite Art Bell guests was GIS (Ghost Investigator's Society). Their EVP shows were absolutely amazing. Noory won't even acknowledge they exist.
George Knapp is the best host they have now. Mostly because he comes from a very strong journalism background, but also Knapp was the guy that 'broke' the Area 51 story. He's the guy that introduced Bob Lazar to the world. He did the first stories on the F-117. He's been knee deep involved in the UFO and paranormal world for years. Whereas Noory simply talks to people about it, he's never really gone and done much.
I've always thought that Art Bell and Geroge Knapp should team up, start their own show, and replace C2C.
Holy! Crap! Over! Gees... a year to go... io9 should put up a countdown timer.
Also, Cate Blanchett is still freaking hot as an elf.
With the exception of George Knapp, Coast to Coast AM has pretty much gone completely down hill since Art Bell left and Geroge Noory took over.
