Kristin V from E!Online reported earlier the almost sad demise of Veronica Mars. According to her, the show has been put on the chopping block. However, writer/creator Rob Thomas said he hasn't heard any axing news as of yet. But, headsters on the green channel suggested certain changes to keep viewers watching.
Here's what they suggested and what you can do to keep the show going.
If option three is chosen I would rather be surprised who'd be around to keep V company. Honestly, if they pick this option, I will be sad because it would be another SVU or something in that manner.
I still love my V but if they change the formula for the novice show, I will be really, really sad.
Here's something from Ausiello that shows Piz isn't going to be back for the CW show (and had fueled the fire to the VM axing).
Big Scoop! Grey's 2.0 Adds Alias Grad and "Amy"
Grey's 2.0 just got a major infusion of girl power.
Sources confirm that Alias' Merrin Dungey and Judging Amy's Amy Brenneman have joined the cast of the Grey's Anatomy spin-off, er, I mean "the enhanced two-hour Grey's Anatomy episode with a potential for afterlife." Based on recent intel, my guess is Dungey will be playing a psychiatrist, and Brenneman a fertility specialist. But it could be the other way around.
The duo's hiring puts to rest speculation (or concern?) that Kate Walsh would find herself surrounded by a mostly-male ensemble -- buzz that only intensified with the recent casting of Tim Daly, Taye Diggs, Paul Adelstein and Chris Lowell.
Pretty ftaktastic cast, if you ask me. This thing is really gonna have to suck to fail. You agree?
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Gilmore Exclusive: Rory Finally Meets Her Idol!
Say what you want about this season's Gilmore Girls, but show-runner Dave Rosenthal has succeeded in at least one area where Team Palladino failed: He's arranged for Rory to finally come face-to-face with her longtime idol, Christiane Amanpour!
According to multiple Girls sources, CNN's internationally renowned newshound will make a cameo in the show's May 8 season (and likely series) finale. Amanpour's scene is still being written, so all that's known at this point is that she will be playing herself.
As anyone with a passing interest in Gilmore Girls knows, Amy and Dan were relentless in their bid to lure Amanpour to Stars Hollow during their six-year reign. They almost succeeded in getting her late last season, but a scheduling conflict derailed things at the 11th hour. They left shortly afterwards and, well, the rest is history. Whatever mixed feelings they have about the show these days, I gotta think this news will put a smile on their faces.
Now, regarding the small matter of the show's "likely series finale," all I can say is that you might want to start saying your goodbyes now. Talks to bring the show back for an eighth season have stalled, and, according to several sources, there's little hope for a turnaround.
On the bright side, Rory's finally gonna meet Christiane Amanpour!
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Lastly, watched October Road last night despite my date with the Sandman.
What did I think of the show? Hmm, could've been better. Again, I'd like to reiterate the fact that I like Brian Greenberg and Laura Prepon. I am glad they actually have chemistry on screen. Sadly, their lines are a little stilted.
Whom I was surprised with was the character, Sam, who Nick thinks is his son. He is very smart, precocious and smart mouthed. No, 9 year old kids do not talk like him but I can see myself being more entertained with someone who can pretend to speak adult talk than an adult that speaks like a dolt.
I still cannot "commit" to this show. I give it a C at this point, hoping (like Men in Trees) that the show gets better writing or that the pace would be less choppy.
If there's any incentive, the kid that plays Mouth on One Tree Hill is also on this show. Does this mean that OTH is actually going to have a slow, painful death?
I hope so.
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No More GG?

According to Kristin's clip, Gilmore Girls' 8th season is more than likely a no-go. David Rosenthal is looking for a new gig, Alexis Bledel doesn't want to renew her contract and the vocal Lauren Graham has already said she would not be doing another season without her on-screen daughter.
*Sigh*. It was good while it lasted.
On another note: Amy Sherman-Palladino's (creator of Gilmore Girls) newest project, The Return of Jezebel James, seems to be taking shape. Parker Posey and Lauren Ambrose are going to be playing siblings on this latest show. Being Denny-ized (for those that don't follow Grey's Anatomy, that's when a character is resurrected by the creator, albeit on a different show) on this series is Scott Cohen (Mr Max Medina). Excited? Well, let's see what else happens.
I know I have no time for any more TV but there is one show I am kind of waiting to watch and that's ABC's latest show, October Road. Brian Greenberg (formerly of OTH) and Laura Prepon (formerly of That 70s Show) are a couple that have to tie some loose ends after Nick's 6 weeks' disappearance turns into a decade long absence filled with intrigue, anger and pain after he releases a novel based on his life in his stomping grounds.
Not a lot of critics are giving this show a go but I've always liked Brian Greenberg and Laura Prepon. Plus, this is the first show I've seen Tom Berenger work in forever! Let me know (if you watch it) what you think.
Lastly, George and Izzy getting it on??? Oh please, NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!
Sunday, March 11, 2007
Blood and Guts Never Looked So Good

300 never looked so good.
Frank Miller's graphic novel put to screen was a titillating event that I could not take my eyes off: filled with half naked men with 8-packs (not 6!) and sensual women. As I woman, I would've been upset with some of the skin exposure but then, if I had the bodies of the woman in this movie, I would've writhed in scraps of cloth and smaoke myself!
Anyway, what was 300 about? It's all about the Spartan/Persian war, known as the war of Thermopylae. 300 Spartans went up against King Xerxes (Rodrigo Santoro), an 8-foot tall Persian, who fancied himself a man-god among mortals. Of course, King Leonidas (Scottish actor Gerard Butler), would not sacrifice his people and his countrymen despite the priests and counselmen's blatant decision not to fight against the millions of soldiers sent to the Greek region.
300 is definitely not going to be replacing "Gone With The Wind" as the movie of all time, but at $68 million, it maximizes its almost unknown cast (although Faromir from LOTR is in it) to its potential, its score is actually pretty cool with a mixture of Persian, classical sounds and some really great heavy metal subliminally played during the battle scenes. Lastly, the computer generated graphics in this movie was used well to enhance the story, making the world of the Spartans more believable and realistic.
Overall, I loved it. If you wanted great storytelling, better than what was portrayed in movies like Troy and Alexander, you won't be sold short on this.
If it was, take is as an eye candy movie. I know I did!!!
Friday, February 09, 2007
Keeping Me From Insanity

With the Justin countdown keeping me on my toes, I had to divert my attention elsewhere before I drive myself and the Nilly bonkers.
So what do I do? I decided to make myself into an M&M.
Give it a try. Just don't try "eating yourself" out after all the chocolatey goodness (or in my case gigglyness) gets into your brain.
Wednesday, January 24, 2007
Spoilers Galore
Mike Ausiello has some great spoilers about Heroes, Gilmore Girls (yay! Rory and Logan are parting ways!), Supernatural and Grey's Anatomy, to name a few.
Visit and talk amongst yourself... Let me know what piqued your curiosity.
Visit and talk amongst yourself... Let me know what piqued your curiosity.
Wednesday, January 17, 2007
America Loves Ugly
I am so glad to see America Ferrera win.
Ever since I've seen her in Sisterhood and Real Women have Curves, I knew she was destined for greatness. So, when she won the Golden Globes for her role as Betty Suarez, I couldn't be any prouder.
She is smart, eloquent, and poised. She may not be as bold and sexy as her former boss (and show executive) Sofia Reyes (Salma Hayek) but she is the embodiment of WHAT women should be.
Speaking of which, what did you think of the last episode, "Sofia's Choice"? Man, that episode was harsh. Sure, Daniel was as predatory as Sofia but having his heart ripped out and strung in public for a magazine launch, Sofia's to be exact, was more than a low blow. Sofia was predatory, all business, very exacting. Never have I felt so sad for Daniel!
How about Becki Newton, Amanda, who also played Ruthie, the original Ugly Betty in Sofia's MYW mag? Priceless. She is such a pretty girl made ugly. Not that I am saying AF is not tough transforming her from pretty to ugly but man! That was so great.
I know a lot of people thought it was painful watching the first episodes of UB but I swear, if you haven't caught it yet, watch it. The story is getting really great especially with Daniel disappearing and Fay finally resurrecting from the dead. Let's also hope Papa Suarez is also out of hot water with his citizenship and that Justin would be back for more fashion commentary. He's so hilarious.
Ever since I've seen her in Sisterhood and Real Women have Curves, I knew she was destined for greatness. So, when she won the Golden Globes for her role as Betty Suarez, I couldn't be any prouder.
She is smart, eloquent, and poised. She may not be as bold and sexy as her former boss (and show executive) Sofia Reyes (Salma Hayek) but she is the embodiment of WHAT women should be.
Speaking of which, what did you think of the last episode, "Sofia's Choice"? Man, that episode was harsh. Sure, Daniel was as predatory as Sofia but having his heart ripped out and strung in public for a magazine launch, Sofia's to be exact, was more than a low blow. Sofia was predatory, all business, very exacting. Never have I felt so sad for Daniel!
How about Becki Newton, Amanda, who also played Ruthie, the original Ugly Betty in Sofia's MYW mag? Priceless. She is such a pretty girl made ugly. Not that I am saying AF is not tough transforming her from pretty to ugly but man! That was so great.
I know a lot of people thought it was painful watching the first episodes of UB but I swear, if you haven't caught it yet, watch it. The story is getting really great especially with Daniel disappearing and Fay finally resurrecting from the dead. Let's also hope Papa Suarez is also out of hot water with his citizenship and that Justin would be back for more fashion commentary. He's so hilarious.
Friday, January 05, 2007
When's Regular TV Back?
With the Christmas season over, we are once met with the dilemma of knowing when our favorite shows are coming back to the small screen without them being reruns.
I know, I know, with the invention of TiVo, other recording devices and the Big 3 showing a large number of their episodes streaming on their sites, here's a list of the schedule without you having to download anything.
As per usual, I give credit to the Diva herself, K of E!Online:
WEDNESDAY 1/3
According to Jim (ABC) at 8 p.m.
Beauty and the Geek (CW) at 8 p.m. (2-hour premiere)
Friday Night Lights (NBC) at 8 p.m.
Medium (NBC) at 10 p.m.
THURSDAY 1/4
My Name is Earl (NBC) at 8 p.m.
Ugly Betty (ABC) at 8 p.m.
The Office (NBC) at 8:30 p.m.
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (CBS) at 9 p.m.
The O.C. (FOX) at 9 p.m. (last 8 remaining episodes. Rumor mill has it that CW might pick this up, making it an Anti-Gilmore show. We'll see, right?)
Scrubs (NBC) at 9 p.m.
30 Rock (NBC) at 9:30 p.m.
ER (NBC) at 10 p.m.
Shark (CBS) at 10 p.m.
FRIDAY 1/5
Ghost Whisperer (CBS) at 8 p.m.
Nanny 911 (FOX) at 8 p.m.
Las Vegas (NBC) at 9 p.m.
Trading Spouses (FOX) at 9 p.m. (Someone actually watches this show???)
Law and Order (NBC) at 10 p.m.
Numb3rs (CBS) at 10 p.m.
SUNDAY 1/7
America's Funniest Home Videos (ABC) at 7 p.m.
Reba (CW) at 7:30
Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (ABC) at 8 p.m.
Grease: You're the One I Want (NBC) at 8 p.m. (90-minute premiere) (Why is NBC trying SO hard???)
The Simpsons (FOX) at 8 p.m.
American Dad (FOX) at 8:30 p.m.
The Apprentice (NBC) at 9:30 p.m. (90-minute premiere)
Cold Case (CBS) at 9 p.m.
Desperate Housewives (ABC) at 9 p.m.
Family Guy (FOX) at 9 p.m.
Brothers and Sisters (ABC) at 10 p.m.
The L Word (Showtime) at 10 p.m.
MONDAY 1/8
How I Met Your Mother (CBS) at 8 p.m.
The Class (CBS) at 8:30 p.m.
Supernanny (ABC) at 9 p.m.
Two and a Half Men (CBS) at 9 p.m.
The New Adventures of Old Christine (CBS) at 9:30 p.m.
CSI: Miami (CBS) at 10 p.m.
What About Brian? (ABC) at 10 p.m.
Wife Swap (ABC) at 8 p.m. (I still don't see the point of this show)
TUESDAY 1/9
House (FOX) at 9 p.m.
Boston Legal (ABC) at 10 p.m.
WEDNESDAY 1/10
Criminal Minds (CBS) at 9 p.m.
One Tree Hill (CW) at 9 p.m.
CSI: NY (CBS) at 10 p.m.
The Janice Dickinson Modeling Agency (Oxygen) at 10 p.m.
THURSDAY 1/11
Smallville (CW) at 8 p.m.
Grey's Anatomy (ABC) at 9 p.m.
Supernatural (CW) at 9 p.m.
Men in Trees (ABC) at 10 p.m.
Nashville Star (USA) at 10 p.m. (75-minute premiere)
The Ultimate Fighter (Spike TV) at 10 p.m.
SUNDAY 1/14
7th Heaven (CW) at 8 p.m. (Uhm, the Camdens still exist?)
24 (FOX) at 8 p.m. (2-hour premiere)
Rome (HBO) at 9 p.m.
Extras (HBO) at 10 p.m.
Crossing Jordan (NBC) at 10 p.m.
Footballers Wives: Overtime (BBC America) at 10 p.m.
Without a Trace (CBS) at 10 p.m.
MONDAY 1/15
Everybody Hates Chris (CW) at 8 p.m.
All of Us (CW) at 8:30 p.m.
Girlfriends (CW) at 9 p.m.
My Super Sweet 16 (MTV) at 9 p.m. (Puke show! Why?)
The Game (CW) at 9:30 p.m.
The Hills (MTV) at 10 p.m.
TUESDAY 1/16
American Idol (FOX) at 8 p.m. (2-hour premiere)
N.C.I.S. (CBS) at 8 p.m.
The Unit (CBS) at 9 p.m.
The Real Housewives of Orange County (Bravo) at 10 p.m.
FRIDAY 1/19
Monk (USA) at 9 p.m.
Psych (USA) at 10 p.m.
SUNDAY 1/21
Battlestar Galactica (Sci Fi) at 10 p.m.
MONDAY 1/22
Prison Break (FOX) at 8 p.m.
Heroes (NBC) at 9 p.m.
Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip (NBC) at 10 p.m.
TUESDAY 1/23
Gilmore Girls (CW) at 8 p.m.
Veronica Mars (CW) at 9 p.m.
WEDNESDAY 1/24
Bones (FOX) at 8 p.m.
The George Lopez Show (ABC) at 8 p.m.
SUNDAY 1/28
King of the Hill (FOX) at 8:30 p.m.
TUESDAY 1/30
Road Rules (MTV) at 9 p.m.
Two-a-Days (MTV) at 10 p.m.
I know, I know, with the invention of TiVo, other recording devices and the Big 3 showing a large number of their episodes streaming on their sites, here's a list of the schedule without you having to download anything.
As per usual, I give credit to the Diva herself, K of E!Online:
WEDNESDAY 1/3
According to Jim (ABC) at 8 p.m.
Beauty and the Geek (CW) at 8 p.m. (2-hour premiere)
Friday Night Lights (NBC) at 8 p.m.
Medium (NBC) at 10 p.m.
THURSDAY 1/4
My Name is Earl (NBC) at 8 p.m.
Ugly Betty (ABC) at 8 p.m.
The Office (NBC) at 8:30 p.m.
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (CBS) at 9 p.m.
The O.C. (FOX) at 9 p.m. (last 8 remaining episodes. Rumor mill has it that CW might pick this up, making it an Anti-Gilmore show. We'll see, right?)
Scrubs (NBC) at 9 p.m.
30 Rock (NBC) at 9:30 p.m.
ER (NBC) at 10 p.m.
Shark (CBS) at 10 p.m.
FRIDAY 1/5
Ghost Whisperer (CBS) at 8 p.m.
Nanny 911 (FOX) at 8 p.m.
Las Vegas (NBC) at 9 p.m.
Trading Spouses (FOX) at 9 p.m. (Someone actually watches this show???)
Law and Order (NBC) at 10 p.m.
Numb3rs (CBS) at 10 p.m.
SUNDAY 1/7
America's Funniest Home Videos (ABC) at 7 p.m.
Reba (CW) at 7:30
Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (ABC) at 8 p.m.
Grease: You're the One I Want (NBC) at 8 p.m. (90-minute premiere) (Why is NBC trying SO hard???)
The Simpsons (FOX) at 8 p.m.
American Dad (FOX) at 8:30 p.m.
The Apprentice (NBC) at 9:30 p.m. (90-minute premiere)
Cold Case (CBS) at 9 p.m.
Desperate Housewives (ABC) at 9 p.m.
Family Guy (FOX) at 9 p.m.
Brothers and Sisters (ABC) at 10 p.m.
The L Word (Showtime) at 10 p.m.
MONDAY 1/8
How I Met Your Mother (CBS) at 8 p.m.
The Class (CBS) at 8:30 p.m.
Supernanny (ABC) at 9 p.m.
Two and a Half Men (CBS) at 9 p.m.
The New Adventures of Old Christine (CBS) at 9:30 p.m.
CSI: Miami (CBS) at 10 p.m.
What About Brian? (ABC) at 10 p.m.
Wife Swap (ABC) at 8 p.m. (I still don't see the point of this show)
TUESDAY 1/9
House (FOX) at 9 p.m.
Boston Legal (ABC) at 10 p.m.
WEDNESDAY 1/10
Criminal Minds (CBS) at 9 p.m.
One Tree Hill (CW) at 9 p.m.
CSI: NY (CBS) at 10 p.m.
The Janice Dickinson Modeling Agency (Oxygen) at 10 p.m.
THURSDAY 1/11
Smallville (CW) at 8 p.m.
Grey's Anatomy (ABC) at 9 p.m.
Supernatural (CW) at 9 p.m.
Men in Trees (ABC) at 10 p.m.
Nashville Star (USA) at 10 p.m. (75-minute premiere)
The Ultimate Fighter (Spike TV) at 10 p.m.
SUNDAY 1/14
7th Heaven (CW) at 8 p.m. (Uhm, the Camdens still exist?)
24 (FOX) at 8 p.m. (2-hour premiere)
Rome (HBO) at 9 p.m.
Extras (HBO) at 10 p.m.
Crossing Jordan (NBC) at 10 p.m.
Footballers Wives: Overtime (BBC America) at 10 p.m.
Without a Trace (CBS) at 10 p.m.
MONDAY 1/15
Everybody Hates Chris (CW) at 8 p.m.
All of Us (CW) at 8:30 p.m.
Girlfriends (CW) at 9 p.m.
My Super Sweet 16 (MTV) at 9 p.m. (Puke show! Why?)
The Game (CW) at 9:30 p.m.
The Hills (MTV) at 10 p.m.
TUESDAY 1/16
American Idol (FOX) at 8 p.m. (2-hour premiere)
N.C.I.S. (CBS) at 8 p.m.
The Unit (CBS) at 9 p.m.
The Real Housewives of Orange County (Bravo) at 10 p.m.
FRIDAY 1/19
Monk (USA) at 9 p.m.
Psych (USA) at 10 p.m.
SUNDAY 1/21
Battlestar Galactica (Sci Fi) at 10 p.m.
MONDAY 1/22
Prison Break (FOX) at 8 p.m.
Heroes (NBC) at 9 p.m.
Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip (NBC) at 10 p.m.
TUESDAY 1/23
Gilmore Girls (CW) at 8 p.m.
Veronica Mars (CW) at 9 p.m.
WEDNESDAY 1/24
Bones (FOX) at 8 p.m.
The George Lopez Show (ABC) at 8 p.m.
SUNDAY 1/28
King of the Hill (FOX) at 8:30 p.m.
TUESDAY 1/30
Road Rules (MTV) at 9 p.m.
Two-a-Days (MTV) at 10 p.m.
Thursday, December 21, 2006
Yin And Yang
January is known to be movies' death month. Aside from the fact that film companies are rereleasing Oscar-contending movies, small fry movies tend to end up being given a boot, retiring their presence from the big screen and on to DVDs to save time and money, leaving the big screens to view the latest "Brokeback Mountain" contender of 2006.
Here's one that would definitely be lost in the shuffle, no matter how funny it may be. Arrested Development, meet Scrubs.
Fast Track looks like a hilarious take of life. You will always compete with the past and no matter how hard you try, you will always be stuck in a hellhole called high school.
Take a look see here:
Fast Track
Here's one that would definitely be lost in the shuffle, no matter how funny it may be. Arrested Development, meet Scrubs.
Fast Track looks like a hilarious take of life. You will always compete with the past and no matter how hard you try, you will always be stuck in a hellhole called high school.
Take a look see here:
Fast Track
Wednesday, December 20, 2006
Warm Thoughts This Christmas
Since it's starting (and I mean JUST STARTING) to dip in the 30s here after a weeklong run of balmy 60-ish degree weather, I would like to share the photos I FINALLY wanted to share from the summer trip to Seattle.
Here's me hanging out with Amy. Here's a shot of us at the Sushi House before announcing I was pregnant:

Here's a shot of my Uncle and Aunt, Nilly being silly, Andrew and Amy:

And here's Andrew, Amy and me at Fells Point at night:

Wish that I can get to meet all the Ickles eventually. K, you might have to make sure next time you're in my backyard, you'd call me. I WILL come rescue you at Hershey or the Outlet Malls if must be.
Here's me hanging out with Amy. Here's a shot of us at the Sushi House before announcing I was pregnant:

Here's a shot of my Uncle and Aunt, Nilly being silly, Andrew and Amy:

And here's Andrew, Amy and me at Fells Point at night:

Wish that I can get to meet all the Ickles eventually. K, you might have to make sure next time you're in my backyard, you'd call me. I WILL come rescue you at Hershey or the Outlet Malls if must be.
Thursday, December 14, 2006
Golden Globe Nominations Are In

Here's what's to expect this season of nominations.
Before you know it, the Oscars, Emmys, Tonys and all would be announcing their list of who's who and what's what in stage, music and movies.
Kudos go out to Zach Braff, America Ferrera and Masi Oka. Also, kudos to the cast of Scrubs, Ugly Betty, Grey's Anatomy and Heroes.
Pan's Labyrinth got a nod which I am most excited about.
Boo that Lauren Graham, again, was snubbed. So was Kristen Bell. Oh well, not everyone can be nominated, right?
TV Tune Up
Here's scoopage courtesy of Ausiello. It's bits and pieces of shows I watch so if anything else, head on to tvguide.com for full coverage.
Posted are the scoopers for Grey's Anatomy, Heroes, Veronica Mars, Gilmore Girls, Ugly Betty, Men in Trees and Supernatural.
Question: I heard that someone on Grey's will get pregnant. Would you happen to know who?— Katie
Ausiello: Not sure about that, but I can tell you who's getting engaged: George and Callie! Although no one within six degrees of Shonda Rhimes would confirm it (shocker!), one well-placed mole tells me that they'll make the announcement during February sweeps. Now, why do you suppose George and Callie — who were still broken up in the last episode — would rush into marriage so quickly? Hmmm….
Question: Have you seen the story on afterelton.com about the "de-gaying" of Heroes' Zach? Shameful.— C.J.
Ausiello: Yes, I've seen it, and it is indeed troubling on so many levels. For those in the dark, Claire's sexually ambivalent sidekick Zach (played by Thomas Dekker, the upcoming star of The Sarah Connor Chronicles) was supposed to come out in the "Homecoming" episode, but, according to a statement posted on afterelton.com by series creator Tim Kring, he was forced back into the closet after it became "too complicated behind the scenes to push this issue further with this particular character." Translation: Someone objected to the plot, and my sources tell me it was not NBC, but rather Dekker's camp that came down with a severe case of gay panic syndrome. In fact, rumor has it that Dekker's manager allegedly threatened to pull her client from the show unless the story was changed. Rather tellingly, that same manager promised to get back to me with a comment yesterday but never did.
Question: Per your hint last week, is the huge question about Heroes' Claire, "How did she find out about her abilities?" or, "Was she trying to commit suicide?"— James
Ausiello: No on both counts.
Question: I have to ask: If you could have a power like one of the Heroes, what would yours be?— Beth Roddick
Ausiello: I'd want to read minds like Greg Grunberg does, that way I'd know if Masi Oka was pulling my leg when he told me last week that we "will see Hiro fighting a T-Rex" — hence the painting in the fall finale. "Don't forget," he added, "I [have a part-time job at] Industrial Light and Magic. You never know when I'll whip out a CGI dinosaur." Come tomorrow, Masi may be whipping out a Golden Globe nomination. (Talk about an awesome segue.) Does the possibility of a nod give him goose bumps? "To be honest, it does a little bit. You never know what's going to happen. We're just so happy the show is on the air. If we can get some accolades, I think that would be a great boost for NBC and the show."
Question: Any update on Masi Oka's possible return to Scrubs?— Gina
Ausiello: It was supposed to happen this week, but it's not looking good.
Question: What do you honestly think about Gilmore Girls this season?— Jill Walker
Ausiello: The best compliment I can pay Dave Rosenthal is that it's no better or worse than last season. On the plus side, I think he's done a miraculous job of mimicking the Palladino style. Scene for scene, the show looks and sounds like Gilmore Girls (contrary to what the New York Times would have you believe). Unfortunately, DR has also mimicked AS-P's occasional lapses of judgment, most notably the ill-conceived Lorelai/Christopher union and the so-far-pointless return of Marty. And don't even get me started on Luke and Anna's looming custody battle over April. I pray DR has the good sense to settle this dispute out of court. Bottom line: Given the dramatic power shift that occurred behind the scenes, I'm enjoying the season more than I ever thought I would. That said, I wouldn't be crushed if our Girls packed it in this May. I think I'm ready to let go. Speaking of which...
Question: Please say you have some encouraging news for us poor Gilmore Girls fans. — Dorian Spencer
Ausiello: Do you consider Amy Sherman-Palladino possibly returning for the show's series finale encouraging? If so, you may wanna check out the Ausiello Report. I just posted an interview that I think you'll be interested in reading.
... Note, you have to scroll down past 2 other postings to get to this section.
Question: You da prattle-meister! Any scoop on Ugly Betty?— Jenni
Ausiello: The Jan. 4 episode revolves around my favorite thing: swag! A Star Jones-type frenzy breaks out when Christine announces that she's cleaning out the closet at "Mode." Betty, meanwhile, has bigger problems. A $20,000 expense report she filed for Daniel has been rejected and his credit card cut off. That could make it tough for him to wine and dine an important Japanese designer.
Question: Please give us some information about Men in Trees!— Katie
Ausiello: As I spilled exclusively in the Ausiello Report, Orlando Jones has been cast as Buzz's gay son. He's on board for two episodes, possibly more.
Question: Please give us some Supernatural scoop! Anything!— Mal
Ausiello: That bank-hostage situation (Episode 12) I told you about last week just got creepier: Turns out the perp is a shape-shifter! Episode 13 takes an even stranger turn when the brothers are faced with what could be their first friendly spirit — hence the title, "Touched."
Question: How much time will have passed on screen when Veronica Mars returns in January?— Lauren
Ausiello: It will be six weeks later in Neptune.
Question: Surely there must be some buzz over at the CW about the possibility of Gilmore Girls continuing into Season 8. So tell us — what’s brewing?— Karen
Ausiello: Everyone I've spoken to insists there's no news, and there probably won't be until after the new year.
Question: Did I miss something? Did Grey's ever tell us what Izzie did with the dough from Denny?— Alison
Ausiello: Nope, it's still hanging on her fridge.
Question: Is the big Claire question on Heroes, "Who are her real parents?"— R.W.
Ausiello: No comment.
According to Kristin V from E!Online, this will be answered in the form of Jessalyn Gilsig (Gina from Nip/Tuck) who has been cast as Claire's birth mother.
As for Gilmore Girls info from Spoilerfix:
Episode 7.11: Santa's Secret Stuff
Airdate: January 23, 2007
12/08 - Rory returns from London after the holidays. Lorelai is disappointed that Rory celebrated Christmas in London with Logan, but decides to have a "Christmas after Christmas" celebration as a new family complete with trees, decorations and shopping. Luke asks Lorelai to write a character recommendation letter for his custody battle with Anna over April. Source: The CW
So there's that.
Now, be a sport and help fill my stocking. Don't be a grinch...
For those having their finals, good luck. For those that still haven't finished shopping, hope you still get the presents you're hoping to find. To those that really don't care about the season: ba-humbug to you too!
Anyway, have a happy end to the week.
Posted are the scoopers for Grey's Anatomy, Heroes, Veronica Mars, Gilmore Girls, Ugly Betty, Men in Trees and Supernatural.
Question: I heard that someone on Grey's will get pregnant. Would you happen to know who?— Katie
Ausiello: Not sure about that, but I can tell you who's getting engaged: George and Callie! Although no one within six degrees of Shonda Rhimes would confirm it (shocker!), one well-placed mole tells me that they'll make the announcement during February sweeps. Now, why do you suppose George and Callie — who were still broken up in the last episode — would rush into marriage so quickly? Hmmm….
Question: Have you seen the story on afterelton.com about the "de-gaying" of Heroes' Zach? Shameful.— C.J.
Ausiello: Yes, I've seen it, and it is indeed troubling on so many levels. For those in the dark, Claire's sexually ambivalent sidekick Zach (played by Thomas Dekker, the upcoming star of The Sarah Connor Chronicles) was supposed to come out in the "Homecoming" episode, but, according to a statement posted on afterelton.com by series creator Tim Kring, he was forced back into the closet after it became "too complicated behind the scenes to push this issue further with this particular character." Translation: Someone objected to the plot, and my sources tell me it was not NBC, but rather Dekker's camp that came down with a severe case of gay panic syndrome. In fact, rumor has it that Dekker's manager allegedly threatened to pull her client from the show unless the story was changed. Rather tellingly, that same manager promised to get back to me with a comment yesterday but never did.
Question: Per your hint last week, is the huge question about Heroes' Claire, "How did she find out about her abilities?" or, "Was she trying to commit suicide?"— James
Ausiello: No on both counts.
Question: I have to ask: If you could have a power like one of the Heroes, what would yours be?— Beth Roddick
Ausiello: I'd want to read minds like Greg Grunberg does, that way I'd know if Masi Oka was pulling my leg when he told me last week that we "will see Hiro fighting a T-Rex" — hence the painting in the fall finale. "Don't forget," he added, "I [have a part-time job at] Industrial Light and Magic. You never know when I'll whip out a CGI dinosaur." Come tomorrow, Masi may be whipping out a Golden Globe nomination. (Talk about an awesome segue.) Does the possibility of a nod give him goose bumps? "To be honest, it does a little bit. You never know what's going to happen. We're just so happy the show is on the air. If we can get some accolades, I think that would be a great boost for NBC and the show."
Question: Any update on Masi Oka's possible return to Scrubs?— Gina
Ausiello: It was supposed to happen this week, but it's not looking good.
Question: What do you honestly think about Gilmore Girls this season?— Jill Walker
Ausiello: The best compliment I can pay Dave Rosenthal is that it's no better or worse than last season. On the plus side, I think he's done a miraculous job of mimicking the Palladino style. Scene for scene, the show looks and sounds like Gilmore Girls (contrary to what the New York Times would have you believe). Unfortunately, DR has also mimicked AS-P's occasional lapses of judgment, most notably the ill-conceived Lorelai/Christopher union and the so-far-pointless return of Marty. And don't even get me started on Luke and Anna's looming custody battle over April. I pray DR has the good sense to settle this dispute out of court. Bottom line: Given the dramatic power shift that occurred behind the scenes, I'm enjoying the season more than I ever thought I would. That said, I wouldn't be crushed if our Girls packed it in this May. I think I'm ready to let go. Speaking of which...
Question: Please say you have some encouraging news for us poor Gilmore Girls fans. — Dorian Spencer
Ausiello: Do you consider Amy Sherman-Palladino possibly returning for the show's series finale encouraging? If so, you may wanna check out the Ausiello Report. I just posted an interview that I think you'll be interested in reading.
... Note, you have to scroll down past 2 other postings to get to this section.
Question: You da prattle-meister! Any scoop on Ugly Betty?— Jenni
Ausiello: The Jan. 4 episode revolves around my favorite thing: swag! A Star Jones-type frenzy breaks out when Christine announces that she's cleaning out the closet at "Mode." Betty, meanwhile, has bigger problems. A $20,000 expense report she filed for Daniel has been rejected and his credit card cut off. That could make it tough for him to wine and dine an important Japanese designer.
Question: Please give us some information about Men in Trees!— Katie
Ausiello: As I spilled exclusively in the Ausiello Report, Orlando Jones has been cast as Buzz's gay son. He's on board for two episodes, possibly more.
Question: Please give us some Supernatural scoop! Anything!— Mal
Ausiello: That bank-hostage situation (Episode 12) I told you about last week just got creepier: Turns out the perp is a shape-shifter! Episode 13 takes an even stranger turn when the brothers are faced with what could be their first friendly spirit — hence the title, "Touched."
Question: How much time will have passed on screen when Veronica Mars returns in January?— Lauren
Ausiello: It will be six weeks later in Neptune.
Question: Surely there must be some buzz over at the CW about the possibility of Gilmore Girls continuing into Season 8. So tell us — what’s brewing?— Karen
Ausiello: Everyone I've spoken to insists there's no news, and there probably won't be until after the new year.
Question: Did I miss something? Did Grey's ever tell us what Izzie did with the dough from Denny?— Alison
Ausiello: Nope, it's still hanging on her fridge.
Question: Is the big Claire question on Heroes, "Who are her real parents?"— R.W.
Ausiello: No comment.
According to Kristin V from E!Online, this will be answered in the form of Jessalyn Gilsig (Gina from Nip/Tuck) who has been cast as Claire's birth mother.
As for Gilmore Girls info from Spoilerfix:
Episode 7.11: Santa's Secret Stuff
Airdate: January 23, 2007
12/08 - Rory returns from London after the holidays. Lorelai is disappointed that Rory celebrated Christmas in London with Logan, but decides to have a "Christmas after Christmas" celebration as a new family complete with trees, decorations and shopping. Luke asks Lorelai to write a character recommendation letter for his custody battle with Anna over April. Source: The CW
So there's that.
Now, be a sport and help fill my stocking. Don't be a grinch...
For those having their finals, good luck. For those that still haven't finished shopping, hope you still get the presents you're hoping to find. To those that really don't care about the season: ba-humbug to you too!
Anyway, have a happy end to the week.
Friday, December 01, 2006
Overloading Wednesdays

ABC has started peglegging its shows once more categorizing Wednesdays as its "No Think Day".
Scrubs being moved to this prime spot along with The Office and My Name is Earl makes me think that the Disney company is starting to think, albeit, a second too late.
But what the heck, at least the comedic slapstick of JD and the gang won't go unnoticed until the day Zach Braff himself disappears into the world of movies as this is believed to be his last season in Bill Lawrence's world.
Here's to welcoming Hump Day in a new way. God knows I need a shows that would allow me to be zombified and yet entertained for several hours.
Here's Ausiello's interview with Zach Braff.
Tuesday, November 28, 2006
Build-A-Fic

Looking for writers, readers and critiques. Join the action at Build-A-Fic.
It's not just Trory, Literati, Master and Commander... it's all there. PG-NC17 welcome. And since the writing process is screened, there is no such thing as a bad story.
Give the new site a shot. I promise it won't disappoint.
Thursday, November 23, 2006
Christmas Shopping Wishlist

So, I am slow. I really like presents but I really am bad coming up with a list of things that I DO want. It's not because I would like to think that I am so generous I'd prefer to give than receive but I love the fact that people come up with presents I would appreciate without me letting them know what I want.
However, that seemed to be backfiring so here's a list of stuff I may want if Santa can give them to me:
Canon PIXMA MP510 Photo All-in-One Printer: I need a new scanner that actually works with my Mac. Apparently, our last scanner, which it was the top of the line then, is not even supported by the latest version of Windows. Go figure.
DLO TransDoc: The one I have right now in my car is a 3Gen. I want an upgrade.
windowsill herb garden: Blame it on Jaime Oliver... Or the Food Network.
Rachael Ray's Cookbooks: I know she is annoying but I find some of her stuff easier to cook on a daily basis compared to, oh, someone like Anthony Bourdain, who apparently hates, RR with a passion. Great cook but not a daily cook on my book. Actually, I really need are just cookbooks for daily eating. So, whatever looks reasonable and quick and easy (and doesn't compromise of PBJs and ramen is a good meal book).
Moonlighting Series: There hasn't been this much tension and fun in a TV show other than the DeGrassi Junior High series which BTW would be cool to have on DVD if I didn't have anything better to do with my time but watch TV.
iPulse Bear or the
Mood Beams: The speakers would make the baby room cozy without having speakers sticking out. As for the Mood Beams, any of the 4 woud do. I think they are cute and will be a nice addition to the baby's room.
Tacky but would love to have: Gift cards from Apple, Ikea, Target, Barnes and Noble, Borders, Circuit City or Home Depot.
So how's that for a condensed link?
Otherwise, the other stuff I need are baby stuff from Target Registry and my BabiesRUs Registry.
Thanks again and have a great and safe Holiday season!
Monday, November 20, 2006
Friday, November 17, 2006
Taking What Is On The Table
I'll take 20 episodes over 22 of Veronica Mars as long as we see an ending.
Thursday, November 16, 2006
Rehashing Gilmore News

So, the elopement took place. Here's what David Rosenthal (via Michael Ausiello, thank you!) has to say about the show. Apparently, a lot of fans have bailed watching GG (as I reported, a downward trend of 19% loss of viewership) and recent spoilers aren't really clearing up much stuff. So, here's what's being reported so far:
Question: Can I please have some more Gilmore Girls scoop?— Alli
Ausiello: It's slim pickings, my dear. All I have for you is... wait, what's this? An exclusive interview with show-runner David Rosenthal, in which he discusses the fallout from last night's controversial Lorelai-Christopher nuptials, among other things? How could I possibly have forgotten?
I'm assuming it's not going to be smooth sailing for the newlyweds, right?
David Rosenthal: It's one thing to go off on this romantic weekend and get married; it's another thing to actually come back and deal with the reality of being married. Lorelai's never lived with anyone. They've never really lived together. This marriage puts a lot of pressure on them both. That's the big theme for the latter half of the season for Lorelai and Chris, and for Rory. She's facing graduation and her future, and she's always thought, "Oh, I'm going to be a journalist." Rory's going to open herself up to the possibility that there are other options out there for her.
Rory's going to embark on a new career?
Rosenthal: She's never really considered anything else; now she's willing to consider everything else. And there's the other issue of Logan being back in New York. There are opportunities that could pull her away from Logan. Suddenly, it's no longer a college relationship. It's two people out in the world, so the stakes become higher.
How will Logan's return impact Rory in the short term?
Rosenthal: It will kind of rev up their relationship in good and bad ways. We're going to see their relationship deepen and complicate in many ways.
Will Rory find herself torn between Marty and Logan?
Rosenthal: No. Marty's feelings for Rory will really be the issue; it's not reciprocated. The man is still holding a torch. It's something he just can't seem to let go of, and it'll definitely cause problems. But there's nothing on Rory's end. It's not her thing — it's his thing.
Back to Lorelai and Christopher, fans are speculating that their marriage is going to be short-lived since David Sutcliffe is allegedly only going to be around for a handful of episodes during the second half of the season. And from that, they're deducing that Lorelai will be back together with Luke by February. Your thoughts?
Rosenthal: I'm gonna say, "No comment."
[I don't know about you guys, but that "no comment" spoke volumes to me.]
Question: I heard that Rory gets mad at Lorelai about eloping.— Erin
Ausiello: Actually, I hear Rory takes the news surprisingly well. Luke, on the other hand, finds out when he spots the ring on Lor's finger. That's gotta hurt.
Question: You never talk about Gilmore Girls anymore! What gives?— Candace
Ausiello: I'm inclined to think I more than made up for it this week, Candy. But here's another extra spoilery tidbit, you ungrateful brat: A somewhat reliable Stars Hollow mole tells me that Episode 13 marks a major turning point in the Luke-Lorelai-Christopher triangle. Apparently, Luke and Christopher choose to deal with Richard's health crisis in very different ways: Luke chooses to run around helping Emily, while Christopher chooses to go off and sulk about a bad fight he had with Lorelai. Cue the inevitable Lorelai epiphany.
** What and how does Luke get involved with Emily???**
Anywhoo, other spoilers. Ugly Betty, Grey's Anatomy and Supernatural
Question: Seriously, they need to get that cute accountant on Ugly Betty back on the show!— Keith
Ausiello: He's coming back! Christopher Gorham reprises his role as Betty's nerdy "Mode" crush on Nov. 30.
Question: On Grey's Anatomy, what is Izzie going to spend the money on?— Devynn
Ausiello: [Spoiler alert] Another patient. I think. (So much for that whole, "Don't get attached, Izzie" edict.)
Question: Any prattle on who the bride and groom are in the Grey's Anatomy wedding that Shonda spoke of in People?— Kim
Ausiello: My guess is it'll be a flashback to Addison and Derek's nups, and it'll be followed by her dramatic ring-toss off the ferry.
Question: Any scoop on Supernatural?— Chris
Ausiello: Much like almost every other character on television lately, Sam and Dean will be involved in a hostage crisis later this season. A disgruntled security guard will hold up a bank when nobody believes one of his out-there theories for why the place got robbed.
Monday, November 13, 2006
Scoopers From Kristin

I am really glad that the old chat format on E!Online is back. Here's a few spoilers from the shows Heroes, VM, GA, and UB. Thanks, Kristin!
From Josey: How about some good scoop on Heroes?
Yes! It is mildly spoilery, but not full-blown spoilery, so I'm going to put it right up top here for the whole world to see. Thanks to a rock-solid source, I can tell you with 100 percent certainty that...a new hero is joining the cast! My source tells me exclusively that the new hero is making his debut in the Jan. 22 episode and has an ability not yet seen on the show. Apparently, this hero has been around a lot longer than all the others, so presumably he can teach those heroes we already know a thing or two. Pretty fantastic, no?
From hailey: Where are all the Veronica Mars spoilers? The season's finally getting good, and you're giving us nothing.
I gots your Kristen Bell right here, though: The Fanboys trailer is now online! Also, a word from Sheriff Lamb: Michael Muhney did a chat on Fanforum last week and said, "We've been picked up for 16 episodes, which completes the first two season mysteries...I'm pretty sure we'll get those last six episodes. I'm close to certain that we will. Now, if you ask me about a season four, I don't know, and my concern grows exponentially for a season four versus a pickup for a full season three, but what do I know?" Does the thought of losing Veronica make anyone else want to drink (heavily)?
omy. What gives? You have to give us something good to make up for it, missy!
Okay, but only because you twisted my arm and I had absolutely no chance in the matter! (Are you listening, Shonda Rhimes?) I do have some deliciously dishy scoop that might actually force your heart to pop right out of your chest, so read at your own risk. A reliable source has just confirmed to me that: “Addison and Alex. It is on.” Yee!
Where has Justin been in Ugly Betty? He is my favorite part about that show, and my household was sorry to not see him in the show at all two weeks ago and then only making that one little comment about Martha Stewart in this last episode. Has the network told them to tone him down? I hope not, he's hilarious!
Fear not! I was just on set on Friday, and Justin was very much in the mix. He actually has some really big stuff coming up with his father coming back into the picture. It’s chillingly good. And speaking of Martha, you know she’s making a cameo appearance this Thursday for Thanksgiving, right? Justin must be beside himself.
From Jeff: I love Ugly Betty, and I want scoop!
Mode is closed for the Thanksgiving holiday, but Amanda and Marc are breaking in, because, well, no one in their families likes them enough to hang with them for the holiday. Sad but true. However, the two outcasts make the most of it. All I’ll say is musical number! Woo-hoo!
Have a happy TV week!
Friday, November 10, 2006
Why I Love Hiro and Other Advertisements
Before I start...
To all the readers of the now defunct Seasonal Passions, Build-A-Fic is now up for stories and challenges.
There are 2 stories posted so far and we're looking for suggestions, writers and readers.
The stories usuallly posted are of adult (or adult-ish) nature so please, over 18 is strongly recommended for you to join and/or read.
Please leave any feedback if you do read the stories and have suggestions to make things better. And oh, anything posted that says "Update" will be terminated. Thank you.
**** NOW BACK TO THE BLOGGING*****
Anyone who awaits the newest Heroes episode would understand my love for Masi Oka.
Masi Oka makes Hiro Nakamura loveable. He makes Hiro dweeby cool. He makes Hiro an approachable Hero.
Then, when I read this week's Entertainment Weekly, he, Masi, made me love the guy a lot more.
Did you know that he's a Brown graduate who has a degree in Computer Science, has a 180 IQ? What's more, acting is his second celluloid job. His first was his contribution as an ILM (George Lucas, anyone?) special effects guy who's credited with the work on "A Perfect Storm".
And if you don't watch Scrubs often, he plays a lab tech on the show.
He also translates his script to Nipponggo (Japanese) when he has to speak in his native tongue. You'd be thinking that Masi is a FOB, right? Well he is... sort of. He's been in the US since the age of 6. Being able to speak that fluently means he hasn't forgotten where he's from (or maybe lives with his parents, but what the heck?).
So, there. I was going to put some Heroes spoilers but I thought I owe it to you guys to head on down the local magazine stores down your way to catch up on the Spoilers on EW. If you can't wait that long, here's a link to Mike Ausiello's interview with Greg Grunberg who's got spoilers of his own.
Other TV news:
Veronica Mars had been picked up for another 3 scripts. I don't know if that means just half a season but with at 2% increase in viewership, I think it's safe to say that the show will be picked up for a full season since 7th Heaven viewership had gone down 28%. Gilmore Girls, sadly, is also down 19%.
As for the peeps like me that have been wondering WTF happened to Weevil/Francis Capra, apparently, his bloated and acne-filled face was due to some allergic reaction to medication he's taking. Currently, he's looking like the old buff with a little fluff in the episodes he's been shooting but the acne had stayed. Sigh. Should Jessica Simpson visit him and advertise Proactiv to him?
Gilmore Girls: I think the Chris/Lorelai thing I think is good. I think Luke is realizing that his hesitation to commit to Lorelai is harder now that he's going back to dating (wasn't the coach creepy???) losers.
Logan will be coming back now that his father's company acquired the new internet company in New York. So to all Logan lovers, there you go. The only thing that makes me go "hmmm" is... wasn't that what Chris was doing (being part of a start up internet company) when he was labeled a loser in Season 1 Gilmore Girls?
Ugly Betty: Ignacio is going to get arrested. Bradford will be accused of a murder (duh!) Whilmelina still tries to prevent Betty from making Daniel look good by sabotaging his finances. When will she ever learn?
Grey's Anatomy: Callie's secret's out of the bag and starts the man brawl. Mark hits on Meredith (what's new?). Izzy breaks down when she finally cashes in the $8M check given by Denny.
Prison Break: Sara won't be in captivity for long. C-Note will suffer a loss sooner than later. Looks like Michael and Lincoln will not be uniting after all or would be postponing their reunion...
Eagles need to win the next 9 games. The Giants need to lose. Seahawks need to get their act together if they want to be contenders this year. Steelers, suck more, will ya?
See you all when I can update again.
Thanks to Spoilerfix and Ask Ausiello for the information.
To all the readers of the now defunct Seasonal Passions, Build-A-Fic is now up for stories and challenges.
There are 2 stories posted so far and we're looking for suggestions, writers and readers.
The stories usuallly posted are of adult (or adult-ish) nature so please, over 18 is strongly recommended for you to join and/or read.
Please leave any feedback if you do read the stories and have suggestions to make things better. And oh, anything posted that says "Update" will be terminated. Thank you.
**** NOW BACK TO THE BLOGGING*****
Anyone who awaits the newest Heroes episode would understand my love for Masi Oka.
Masi Oka makes Hiro Nakamura loveable. He makes Hiro dweeby cool. He makes Hiro an approachable Hero.
Then, when I read this week's Entertainment Weekly, he, Masi, made me love the guy a lot more.
Did you know that he's a Brown graduate who has a degree in Computer Science, has a 180 IQ? What's more, acting is his second celluloid job. His first was his contribution as an ILM (George Lucas, anyone?) special effects guy who's credited with the work on "A Perfect Storm".
And if you don't watch Scrubs often, he plays a lab tech on the show.
He also translates his script to Nipponggo (Japanese) when he has to speak in his native tongue. You'd be thinking that Masi is a FOB, right? Well he is... sort of. He's been in the US since the age of 6. Being able to speak that fluently means he hasn't forgotten where he's from (or maybe lives with his parents, but what the heck?).
So, there. I was going to put some Heroes spoilers but I thought I owe it to you guys to head on down the local magazine stores down your way to catch up on the Spoilers on EW. If you can't wait that long, here's a link to Mike Ausiello's interview with Greg Grunberg who's got spoilers of his own.
Other TV news:
Veronica Mars had been picked up for another 3 scripts. I don't know if that means just half a season but with at 2% increase in viewership, I think it's safe to say that the show will be picked up for a full season since 7th Heaven viewership had gone down 28%. Gilmore Girls, sadly, is also down 19%.
As for the peeps like me that have been wondering WTF happened to Weevil/Francis Capra, apparently, his bloated and acne-filled face was due to some allergic reaction to medication he's taking. Currently, he's looking like the old buff with a little fluff in the episodes he's been shooting but the acne had stayed. Sigh. Should Jessica Simpson visit him and advertise Proactiv to him?
Gilmore Girls: I think the Chris/Lorelai thing I think is good. I think Luke is realizing that his hesitation to commit to Lorelai is harder now that he's going back to dating (wasn't the coach creepy???) losers.
Logan will be coming back now that his father's company acquired the new internet company in New York. So to all Logan lovers, there you go. The only thing that makes me go "hmmm" is... wasn't that what Chris was doing (being part of a start up internet company) when he was labeled a loser in Season 1 Gilmore Girls?
Ugly Betty: Ignacio is going to get arrested. Bradford will be accused of a murder (duh!) Whilmelina still tries to prevent Betty from making Daniel look good by sabotaging his finances. When will she ever learn?
Grey's Anatomy: Callie's secret's out of the bag and starts the man brawl. Mark hits on Meredith (what's new?). Izzy breaks down when she finally cashes in the $8M check given by Denny.
Prison Break: Sara won't be in captivity for long. C-Note will suffer a loss sooner than later. Looks like Michael and Lincoln will not be uniting after all or would be postponing their reunion...
Eagles need to win the next 9 games. The Giants need to lose. Seahawks need to get their act together if they want to be contenders this year. Steelers, suck more, will ya?
See you all when I can update again.
Thanks to Spoilerfix and Ask Ausiello for the information.
Wednesday, October 18, 2006
So Rudy IS Right!!!
from Ask Ausiello:
Question: For weeks you've been dishing out precious few GG spoilers. What is happening?— Elen
Ausiello: You're right. And to make it up to you, I'm going to fill in a few more letters in my GG asterisk quiz. (Major-ass spoiler alert.) "But I suppose I could reveal it in the form of an asterisk quiz. I have it on good authority that Lorelai and Christopher — I cannot believe I am telling you this — e***e during November sweeps. If anyone asks, you did not hear it from me."
Next week: Gilmore show-runner David Rosenthal will be here to explain why he decided to have Lorelai and Christopher e***e. And I'll finally reveal what transpired between Lauren Graham and myself at the CW launch party that almost landed me on the unemployment line (not really), nearly ruined my relationship with the CW (as if) and taught me a valuable lesson about why it's never a good idea to whisper a secret into someone's ear without covering your mouth. In the meantime, head on over to the Ask Ausiello discussion thread to chat about this week's column and to see who can come up with the most five-letter words that begin and end with "E." Here's one to get you started: Ernie!
ELOPE??? Now, I know I have not been quiet at expressing my love for Christopher because I DO think he has more a lot in common emotionally, physically and socially with Lorelai than Luke but this does not bode well for the series.
I mean, the show (for me) pretty much jumped the shark when Rory, the sane one, committed adultery. Then it jumped again when the whole Lorelai/Rory separation took place. Other than it being awkward, why has rationale escaped this Yale student? Apparently she's not all sane up there.
With Lorelai's upcoming nuptials, hopefully, David Rosenthal keeps his promise that the elopement has a significance that would not let the majority of Gilmore Girls viewers throw their remotes at the TV.
GAH!!!
Anyway,something more important...
HEROES!
Now, is that a TV show or what? It is so good, you want to have its babies. Do you think Peter's brother is evil? Is Clare's dad the Professor Xavier of this show? Can Peter stop being so melodramatic? Can Hiro be any cuter? Can Niki be any freakier (and I don't mean her sex/cam acts)? Do you think Micah has more talent than being a brainy child?
I wish Heroes will be on TV every night. It's so good!!!
Question: For weeks you've been dishing out precious few GG spoilers. What is happening?— Elen
Ausiello: You're right. And to make it up to you, I'm going to fill in a few more letters in my GG asterisk quiz. (Major-ass spoiler alert.) "But I suppose I could reveal it in the form of an asterisk quiz. I have it on good authority that Lorelai and Christopher — I cannot believe I am telling you this — e***e during November sweeps. If anyone asks, you did not hear it from me."
Next week: Gilmore show-runner David Rosenthal will be here to explain why he decided to have Lorelai and Christopher e***e. And I'll finally reveal what transpired between Lauren Graham and myself at the CW launch party that almost landed me on the unemployment line (not really), nearly ruined my relationship with the CW (as if) and taught me a valuable lesson about why it's never a good idea to whisper a secret into someone's ear without covering your mouth. In the meantime, head on over to the Ask Ausiello discussion thread to chat about this week's column and to see who can come up with the most five-letter words that begin and end with "E." Here's one to get you started: Ernie!
ELOPE??? Now, I know I have not been quiet at expressing my love for Christopher because I DO think he has more a lot in common emotionally, physically and socially with Lorelai than Luke but this does not bode well for the series.
I mean, the show (for me) pretty much jumped the shark when Rory, the sane one, committed adultery. Then it jumped again when the whole Lorelai/Rory separation took place. Other than it being awkward, why has rationale escaped this Yale student? Apparently she's not all sane up there.
With Lorelai's upcoming nuptials, hopefully, David Rosenthal keeps his promise that the elopement has a significance that would not let the majority of Gilmore Girls viewers throw their remotes at the TV.
GAH!!!
Anyway,something more important...
HEROES!
Now, is that a TV show or what? It is so good, you want to have its babies. Do you think Peter's brother is evil? Is Clare's dad the Professor Xavier of this show? Can Peter stop being so melodramatic? Can Hiro be any cuter? Can Niki be any freakier (and I don't mean her sex/cam acts)? Do you think Micah has more talent than being a brainy child?
I wish Heroes will be on TV every night. It's so good!!!
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