Whale Wars (Animal Planet) — The one good thing about there being nothing good on TV on Friday is that it forced me to notice the existence of “Whale Wars,” the notion of which — if not the show itself — has enriched my life deeply. Check the full-size poster of “Nuke the Whales” below. (source)
Torchwood: Children of Earth (BBC America) — The thrilling conclusion to the epic miniseries. **looks around** It’s okay, I haven’t been watching it, either.
Surviving Suburbia (ABC) — Nobody has anything to say about this show, so I’ll talk about another ABC sitcom from Friday nights: “Full House.” Yeah, that’s a lousy segue, but it was the best way I could think of to link to the last picture taken of the entire “Full House” cast together. Of course, a reunion will never happen, as Dave Coulier died this summer (hey, if we all wish hard enough, it might just happen).
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (AMC) — Probably my favorite Western, despite the miserable inclusion of a Burt Bacharach song. “Can I move? I shoot better when I move.”
What Not to Wear (TLC) — I just realized I haven’t bought a new shirt in something like a year. Makes me even more excited for this.
Roadhouse (CMT) — Holy crap! Butch & Sundance & Dalton & Garrett in one night! Tonight is going to be way more metal than I thought it was going to be. I’ll have to cancel my reservations at the brothel.


Butch and Sundance is good, but give me any of the Eastwood spaghetti westerns.
Nice! I just pulled Butch and Sundance out of the DVD collection earlier today.
“Do you know what you’re doing?” “Theoretically.” Amen.
Butch and Sundance, and Roadhouse? Just the ratchet up the awesome another notch, both movies have Sam Elliot.
Hey. The dude from “You Can’t Do That On Television” died. I dunno if that’s important enough for a post, but it just important enough for me to lazily comment about it.
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The dude from “You Can’t Do That On Television” died.
Alanis Morissette is dead?! NOOOO!
I checked Wikipedia, imdb *and* googled and I can’t find anything that truly confirmed that Dave Coulier is dead. It really peaked my curiosity, not because of the person, but just because I’d like to know if it was a joke ;).
I think it was in the late ’70′s when National Lampoon came up with the slogan to piss off as many groups as possible with, “Nuke the Whales for Jesus”.
Matt, Please tell me you saw Rashida Jones on Ferguson. He abandoned his desk and sat next to her and… skirt… legs.
Rashida Jones is so hot I’m surprised that Craig didn’t give her a Japanese Run-By.
Once Upon a Time in the West
So much for weekend posts! I want my money back.
Sorry Shawn, got one coming right up.
Ufford is deeply immersed in Plan B right now.