
Watch this, you'll be asking yourself the same question... Or maybe you'll ask yourself why she drank the tea anyway, when she saw MIME in it !?! And what's with the horrible CGI !?!


Christian Sheppard has been claimed just like Claire, which is why his body disappeared. He likely did like Claire and got up and walked away and then was given a mission to lead Jack to the caves.


How are there two Lex Luthors and one of everyone else ? It seems everyone else in these universes are totally different but similar people, except for Lex, who appears to be eaxctly the same person, just good instead of evil. Owl Man's name in his universe isn't Bruce Wayne, It's Thomas Wayne, and yet he's Btaman's evil conterpart. I did get to the part where there's the buff evil Jimmy Olson, and that confuses things even more. Bah so what's the deal ?
DC Showcase: The Spectre
"The New World" extended cut
"A First Look at the Next DC Universe Movie"
Green Lantern First Look
Superman/Batman Public Enemies First Look
Wonder Woman: The Amazon Princess
Trailers
Bruce Timm’s Top Picks; "A Better World" Parts 1 and 2, "Twilight" Parts 1 and 2
DC TV pilot episodes (live-action): Wonder Woman (previously on Wonder Woman S1 release), Aquaman (never before released)

Synopsis
The original premise of the show was that, during a midlife crisis, Sgt. Garner Ellerbee, who was the resident police officer of Baywatch since the beginning of the series, decides to quit his job as a police officer and form a detective agency. Mitch Buchannon, his friend from Baywatch, joins to support him and they are in turn joined by a detective named Ryan McBride. Singer Lou Rawls, who starred in the first season, performed the series theme song, "After the Sun Goes Down".
During Season 2, facing slipping ratings which were never as good as the original series, the producers decided to switch to a science fiction format (inspired by the success of The X-Files). Garner Ellerbee left the series and was replaced by Diamont Teague, a paranormal expert. The new format did not help the series and it was promptly canceled after the second season. The character Donna Marko, played by Donna D'Errico (regular cast member for season 2 only) was carried over to the original Baywatch series afterward.

"People Still Want To Watch It, Even If They're Not Necessarily Watching It On NBC
There's definitely still an audience for Heroes, even if it appears to be in ratings freefall in its original home: It's the most illegally downloaded show online, has a strong international following and, in terms of DVD sales, it outperforms other similar shows. The problem may not necessarily be the show itself, but the way that it's presented on NBC."


What’s in a Chicken McNugget?
You’d think that a breaded lump of chicken would be pretty simple. Mostly, it would contain bread and chicken. But the McNugget and its peers at other fast-food restaurants are much more complicated creatures than that. The “meat” in the McNugget alone contains seven ingredients, some of which are made up of yet more ingredients. (Nope, it’s not just chicken. It’s also such nonchicken-related stuff as water, wheat starch, dextrose, safflower oil, and sodium phosphates.) The “meat” also contains something called “autolyzed yeast extract.” Then add another 20 ingredients that make up the breading, and you have the industrial chemical—I mean, fast-food meal—called the McNugget. Still, McDonald’s is practically all-natural compared to Wendy’s Chicken Nuggets, with 30 ingredients, and Burger King Chicken Fries, with a whopping 35 ingredients.

When I was younger I LOVED Dragon Ball Z. I first introduced to it as Dragon Ball, in fact, it, along with Sailor Moon were my first introduction to anime. I believe what I saw was the second dub handled by SABAN. I remember it was on at about 5 or 6 am and I loved every minute of it. So much so that when the series looped, I'd grow frustrated but watch it all over again anyway. But this wasn't ordinary looping, it was the last episode ended with a cliffhanger and the show started all over looping. Little did my 12 year old self know there were hundreds of episodes I was missing out on...However before I got the chance to care they stopped looping the same 13 episodes of Dragonball and started looping the first 60 or so episodes of Dragon Ball Z. I never questioned why Goku was grown or why his son looked and sounded exactly like him, I was just happy the show was back...and again, I loved it so much I continued to watch the show even when it looped.




Also explain/show all the "future Heroes", like Future Hiro ! They hinted that those futures could still happen, but showed absolutely no progression towards it. Lastly I need more Sylar as a full blooded good guy... I've always wanted this and not that I have it, they can't just take it away... they can't !





Since last summer we've known that MTV and Paramount Home Entertainment is preparing a 2010 DVD release for the animated series Daria, the 1997 spin-off of Beavis and Butt-head. This morning Paramount has officially announced the title, giving us a release date of:
May 11, 2010 Daria - The Complete Animated Series on DVD will, according to the studio, contain "ALL FIVE SEASONS PLUS BOTH MOVIES!" The running time is 1606 minutes (almost 27 hours!), and video is listed as full screen. Audio specs haven't been provided yet, nor do we have pricing or package art so far. But for now here's a list of the bonus material that will be found on the set, and please stay tuned for updates!
- Pilot - Sealed With a Kick
- Music Video: Mystik Spiral Music Video "Freakin' Friends"
- Daria Day Intros
- Top Ten Video Countdown Hosted by Daria & Jane
- Cast & Crew Interviews
- Never Before-Seen Mystik Sprial spin-off script

becoming apparent that in between selling crack and tarding kisses with Baby, he's grown into quite the nerd..... Going against the flow of what's popular and ultimately deciding it thanks in part to his status. Lil Wayne's choice to just do what he wants is effectively making it cool for everyone else to do the same. I love this and fully support it. Personally rock/rap combos are my favorite genre of music. When I used to play music my favorite shows were the shows where we had a live band backing us, and Wayne's abum follows that trail blazed by artists such as The Roots and NERD.