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by Bob_Loblaw_Jr
Mar 1st, 2007
05:56:44 PM
Tainted
Lucas?
by Some Dude
Mar 1st, 2007
05:58:22 PM
Where?
Oh, nevermind.
by Some Dude
Mar 1st, 2007
05:59:26 PM
Didn't see he was one of the panelists.
Heroes
by damagedinc
Mar 1st, 2007
06:42:17 PM
don't mess up Heroes. just sayin.
of course
by BadMrWonka
Mar 1st, 2007
06:53:40 PM
if you're a fan of Jericho, Nip/Tuck and the Closer, you are probably fairly slow, mentally speaking, and could not follow a panel discussion very well.
Phyliss from the Office was on Arrested Development
by Mr. Mcpoops
Mar 1st, 2007
06:57:16 PM
I was sitting here watching the episode of AD when GOB is doing his work place magic video and interrupts the board meeting. Phyliss is the fat lady sitting next to Michael. God I miss AD.
BadMrWonka
by Mr. Mcpoops
Mar 1st, 2007
07:00:12 PM
I'm a fan of the one scene of Nip/Tuck at the end of one of the seasons where the Carver was in Troy's house instead of the short guy's house. That was a good ending. The rest of it is shit.
For Heroes...
by AngelCordy
Mar 1st, 2007
07:50:07 PM
Is it the whole cast? Or just some of them?
mcpoops
by BadMrWonka
Mar 1st, 2007
08:16:52 PM
are you talking about Silence of the Lambs? I'm confused.
BadMrWonka
by Mr. Mcpoops
Mar 1st, 2007
09:06:48 PM
I'm too lazy to go look it up, but I think it was the last episode of the second season. It ended with the Carver incapacitating Dr. Troy and cutting. Him. It was creepy and a great ending. I tried to watch other episodes and you're right, it's crap. I don't know how anyone can be a fan of that shit.
um, yeah
by BadMrWonka
Mar 1st, 2007
09:09:36 PM
I was joking, because the trick of which house is which sounded like the Silence of the Lambs
Bill Paley
by indiebum
Mar 1st, 2007
09:31:28 PM
is Perry White.
George Lucas?
by Nodwick
Mar 1st, 2007
10:23:54 PM
Is this going to be where he's going to describe in detail how he, personally, will make the first season of the "Star Wars" TV series a tour de force on a par with, say... "Manos: the Hands of Fate" or "Knight Rider 2000?"
The Star Wars tv series
by Mr. Mcpoops
Mar 1st, 2007
10:49:37 PM
will make House Party 1 look like House Party 2.
Why announce this when it's all sold out?
by Trazadone
Mar 2nd, 2007
06:32:19 AM
Seriously, is anyone rushing to get Jericho tickets?
I think I may have watched the last episode of Jericho
by INWOsuxRED
Mar 2nd, 2007
10:01:25 AM
without leaving the room. My wife watches it and I usually start watching it, get angry with how horrible it is, and leave the room. The last episode was just pretty bad, rather than the usual offensively bad. At least there was a dangling corpse in the last episode.
I got a Rashida Jones!!!!!
by BackRiverCatfish
Mar 2nd, 2007
11:44:03 AM
I love me some Karen from The Office! Too bad I live on the fucking East coast, hopefully they'll release the panel discussion on DVD.
GEORGE LUCAS GOTTA EAT!
by Lamerz
Mar 2nd, 2007
01:29:59 PM
Oh, wait, no he doesn't.
HO'S GOTTA EAT TOO!
by Lamerz
Mar 2nd, 2007
01:32:14 PM
eom
Kevin from The Office was also on Arrested Development
by Dolph
Mar 2nd, 2007
06:18:08 PM
As above.
Ed Helms was also on AD
by INWOsuxRED
Mar 2nd, 2007
09:13:07 PM
as the real estate salesman.
Here is an interesting story about Heroes....
by emeraldboy
Mar 18th, 2007
09:13:28 AM
read on..... New York artists sue NBC over "Heroes" concept Sat Mar 17, 12:07 AM ET NEW YORK (Reuters) - Two artists sued NBC Universal and the creators of the network's superhero drama "Heroes" in U.S. district court this week, claiming their work had been wrongfully copied on the television show. ADVERTISEMENT New York-based artists Clifton Mallery and his wife Amnau Karam Eele charged in a suit filed on Thursday in Manhattan that "Heroes" creators based their plot line -- about an artist who can paint the future -- on a short story, a painting series and a short film the couple exhibited in 2004 and 2005. A spokesman for NBC, a unit of General Electric Co., said in a statement the network believes the suit is without merit. "We intend to defend it vigorously and expect to prevail." The artists said in the lawsuit that two people who identified themselves as writers from NBC's "Crossing Jordan," which also developed by "Heroes" creator and executive producer Tim Kring, attended an April 2005 exhibition of their work at Hunter College in New York City. The two were believed to have taken copies of the couple's work, the lawsuit said. The artists said their work focused on an artist who paints the future and who specifically paints the destruction of two landmark buildings in New York City. They alleged this was "strikingly similar" to the character of Isaac Mendez on "Heroes," whose paintings of the future depict an explosion in New York City. "Heroes," a serial thriller about a group of ordinary people who discover they have special abilities, has been credited with helping to boost NBC's ratings this season.
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