G'night to you too.

Nite!

I'm next yo. Thanks so much for putting up with the shenanegans we gets to call Freeze Frame Sunday Night Radio. You know, Van Gogh was a visionary, and the vision that haunted him from the future, was Sunday Nights on Freeze Frame Radio. LOL that was an axe to the ear worthy way back when.

you all gots stamina Van Gogh himself didn't!! Kudos to you!!!!!

Nite JD! Thanks for another Sunday nite entertainment, it was fun!

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JD you old fart...I am gonna have Riggs give you some of his geritol.

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oh see if you can't score me some of his malt-o-meal too please?
I still need dinner....

Time to bid you a fond adieux. Good nite!

I need to chalk this one up and hit the hay. very tired. Good night all.!

May love and laughter light your days,
and warm your heart and home.
May good and faithful friends be yours,
wherever you may roam.
May peace and plenty bless your world
with joy that long endures.
May all life's passing seasons
bring the best to you and yours!

It's my turn now...good night all and rest peacefully!


(I think this is my favorite sleeping kitty so far.)

Just finished watching too much TV, now I'm heading to bed.

Gotta say, this new show "Drive" is looking pretty good. I didn't expect much, but so far it's exceeded those low expectations.

And TWO AND A HALF MEN had one of the funniest scenes I've seen on TV in awhile. I laughed like a crazy man. Bet the landlady was wondering what the hell was so funny down here!

TiVo is now off, and I'm goin' to bed.

G'nite all!

I was sorry to see her go too, but I was even SORRIER they didn't use it as an opportunity to show a more human side to Charlie.

His playboy lifestyle is the heart of the show, so I wouldn't want it to change, but I think it's a good idea to show that a character has some depth too. That was a perfect opportunity to have him go through a couple weeks of reaction to losing her, instead it felt rushed and fake. He had that one moment at the end of the show when the reality hit that she had left, but next week it's back to normal and she's never to be spoken of again.

She seems pretty good in Drive though, I'm tempted to stop watching it now and wait for the DVD. That show really surprised me. I really thought it would suck.

So Woo, was there a scene in 2 1/3 men yesterday that had you rolling on the floor?

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She did play that character really well. Either she's a very good actress, or that part was not too much of a stretch for her.

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 I wondered that too! 

She's really not that far off the character in the new show.  She just has a natural quirkiness that makes her seem fun and very cute.

The scene that got me was right after when Alan was choking at the table as Charlie was being asked to go to the wedding.

You hear Jake say "Uh Oh" off camera and when they cut to him he's got an impossible amount of spahgetti all over his tuxedo. I think it was the fact he had practically a whole plates worth of stain on there, it just had me laughing my a## off.

They really do have the entire show cast very well.

My mother-in-law LOVES that show. That kind of surprises me because she is so "proper", I'm surprised that she was not turned off by Charlie's "Playboy" lifestyle from the beginning. Whenever she needs a smile, we can just look at her and sing "Squaaaaaaaaaaaaab". It almost always works, that was her favorite episode.

WebGuy wrote:

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They really do have the entire show cast very well.

My mother-in-law LOVES that show. That kind of surprises me because she is so "proper", I'm surprised that she was not turned off by Charlie's "Playboy" lifestyle from the beginning. Whenever she needs a smile, we can just look at her and sing "Squaaaaaaaaaaaaab". It almost always works, that was her favorite episode.

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That IS surprising Web!  The humor of the show is in the loose morals of Charlie, but even I squirm a little when they have Jake say some questionable stuff.

But you're right, the show was cast very well.  Everyone fills their roll really well.