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Margot Kidder was interviewed last night on The Insider (which of course I missed), but they have up video HERE.
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mrbig1316, and in where I prove I can be really, really normal or really, really weird.
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From TV Guide Online:
The producers of Smallville are preparing a tribute to late Superman icon Christopher Reeve, TV Guide Online has learned. The dedication will air at the top of Wednesday's episode (8 pm/ET), says a network spokesman, who declined to provide further details.
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Also from the same column, a sequel is being prepared by NBC to 10.5. That's the really bad, really laughable, crack-addictive earthquake miniseries that included John Schnedier in it's cast. Personally? I'm all for it. Because the sheer badness of it all made it entertaining.
The producers of Smallville are preparing a tribute to late Superman icon Christopher Reeve, TV Guide Online has learned. The dedication will air at the top of Wednesday's episode (8 pm/ET), says a network spokesman, who declined to provide further details.
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Also from the same column, a sequel is being prepared by NBC to 10.5. That's the really bad, really laughable, crack-addictive earthquake miniseries that included John Schnedier in it's cast. Personally? I'm all for it. Because the sheer badness of it all made it entertaining.
I vaguely pay attention to anything related to the Superman movie, because it all changes so much, but I find this interesting.
Bryan Singer: That's strictly a working title (Superman Returns). But it is a return story. It puts the first films in a kind of vague history. So what it doesn't do is tread over the 1978 Richard Donner film, it doesn't tread over "Smallville." It elaborates on the existence of Superman in the world in a history. He's out of the culture and then he returns.
Interesting. So the movie is being written in a way to not completely redo the franchise or demolish the current Superman titles in the works (Smallville).
Bryan Singer: That's strictly a working title (Superman Returns). But it is a return story. It puts the first films in a kind of vague history. So what it doesn't do is tread over the 1978 Richard Donner film, it doesn't tread over "Smallville." It elaborates on the existence of Superman in the world in a history. He's out of the culture and then he returns.
Interesting. So the movie is being written in a way to not completely redo the franchise or demolish the current Superman titles in the works (Smallville).
NASCAR fun! Yay!
First up, Dale Earnhardt Jr. article from the Greensboro News & Record.
Fenced in: Earnhardt longs to expand his role
The most important part of the article?
"I don't feel 30 and I don't act 30, so it don't bother me to turn 30," said Earnhardt, whose birthday party last week had a guest list that included Dale Jarrett, rapper Ludacris and pro boxer Arturo Gatti, among others.
This is me, demanding pictures of Dale Jarrett hanging out with Ludacris.
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Power Rankings
Jamie McMurray: He’s from nearby Joplin, Mo., so there was a lot of McMurray fans in the stands at Kansas. Instead of the stands being 80 percent Dale Jr., the McMurray fans cut that percentage all the way down to 77 percent.
Jeremy Mayfield: You know, if you’re going to take 25 points away from Dale Jr., at least give Mayfield, the 10th place guy, the 25 points to help tighten the Chase up.
Michael Waltrip: A lot of talk has centered on the length of Dale Jr. and Elliott Sadler’s hair, yet, coverage of Michael Waltrip’s hair has suffered because he didn’t make the Chase for the Nextel Cup.
Kevin Harvick: Not Happy.
Kasey Kahne: Top Sign NBC Has Too Much Time to Fill on the Post-Kansas broadcast: They interviewed Kasey Kahne -- who finished 12th - about his post-race travel plans. Kahne should have messed with them by telling them he had to hurry, because he had a very long drive back to North Carolina.
Terry Labonte: So we guess Kyle Busch is going to be the new Kellogg’s driver, which means they will have to capitalize on Kyle’s youth by switching to a Froot Loops paint scheme.
Jimmie Johnson: Man, he is free-falling. We keep waiting for “clever” headlines like “Lowe(est) of Lowe’s”. Come on, media, we know you can do it.
First up, Dale Earnhardt Jr. article from the Greensboro News & Record.
Fenced in: Earnhardt longs to expand his role
The most important part of the article?
"I don't feel 30 and I don't act 30, so it don't bother me to turn 30," said Earnhardt, whose birthday party last week had a guest list that included Dale Jarrett, rapper Ludacris and pro boxer Arturo Gatti, among others.
This is me, demanding pictures of Dale Jarrett hanging out with Ludacris.
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Power Rankings
Jamie McMurray: He’s from nearby Joplin, Mo., so there was a lot of McMurray fans in the stands at Kansas. Instead of the stands being 80 percent Dale Jr., the McMurray fans cut that percentage all the way down to 77 percent.
Jeremy Mayfield: You know, if you’re going to take 25 points away from Dale Jr., at least give Mayfield, the 10th place guy, the 25 points to help tighten the Chase up.
Michael Waltrip: A lot of talk has centered on the length of Dale Jr. and Elliott Sadler’s hair, yet, coverage of Michael Waltrip’s hair has suffered because he didn’t make the Chase for the Nextel Cup.
Kevin Harvick: Not Happy.
Kasey Kahne: Top Sign NBC Has Too Much Time to Fill on the Post-Kansas broadcast: They interviewed Kasey Kahne -- who finished 12th - about his post-race travel plans. Kahne should have messed with them by telling them he had to hurry, because he had a very long drive back to North Carolina.
Terry Labonte: So we guess Kyle Busch is going to be the new Kellogg’s driver, which means they will have to capitalize on Kyle’s youth by switching to a Froot Loops paint scheme.
Jimmie Johnson: Man, he is free-falling. We keep waiting for “clever” headlines like “Lowe(est) of Lowe’s”. Come on, media, we know you can do it.
I want this booooook.
*drools*
I seldom get to read anything not Criminal Justice related lately. Meaning, I seldom get to read anything not CJ related in a book that I buy and *want* to read.
But dude. It's Penn of Penn & Teller. A murder mystery as told by the cop's sock monkey. Dude!
*drools*
I seldom get to read anything not Criminal Justice related lately. Meaning, I seldom get to read anything not CJ related in a book that I buy and *want* to read.
But dude. It's Penn of Penn & Teller. A murder mystery as told by the cop's sock monkey. Dude!
Well, good old syndication finally kicked in this weekend and gave me new, fun Stargate SG-1. (No, I do not have cable, nor the will to get it and shell out $40 a month on something for which I would watch three stations: Sci-Fi, FX and TNT = the last two for NASCAR.)
I finally got to see the Jack Clone.
Dear CBS,
Hand over Luke Gerardi for just a bit. Now.
Dear Sci-Fi and Stargate Producers,
Make a deal with the WB and the executive producers of Smallville *now*. Get MiniJack on SV please. Please.
Yes, I'm matchmaking between fandoms. MiniJack, meet Chloe. Chloe, meet MiniJack. Now snark and be merry.
I finally got to see the Jack Clone.
Dear CBS,
Hand over Luke Gerardi for just a bit. Now.
Dear Sci-Fi and Stargate Producers,
Make a deal with the WB and the executive producers of Smallville *now*. Get MiniJack on SV please. Please.
Yes, I'm matchmaking between fandoms. MiniJack, meet Chloe. Chloe, meet MiniJack. Now snark and be merry.
For some weird reason, Dale Jarrett has become *the* NASCAR driver to have fun with lately.
I present to you...DJ UPS. If I had better skills, I'd make him rock the bling bling. But I don't. So this has to do.
I present to you...DJ UPS. If I had better skills, I'd make him rock the bling bling. But I don't. So this has to do.
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