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Why stop there? Shouldn't all professional sports give up on Atlanta?

The guy's carrying guns around and making threats. He's beyond your casual drug dealer at this point. If Harrison is responsible, he deserves to pay the price for it, but there's more to this story than the one sided view presented in that article.

Is it really that difficult an idea to grasp? If you believe that Harrison is a dangerous man and already had one guy killed, is it really worth the attention you're going to bring upon yourself by taking him to court?

You have to respect the guy for wanting to take care of his staff. Conan and Letterman both seem like class acts in that regard. Leno might be too, but those stories haven't been told like they were for the other two. If by some chance NBC does try to ice Conan out like that, I would love to see him offer his writing services up to a competitor. NBC couldn't possibly stop him from offering ideas to other shows.

And the fact that no charges have been filed against Harrison goes a long way too. Giving Harrison the benefit of doubt seems completely reasonable to me especially when the bulk of the quotes come from two guys with questionable histories. The whole thing about them not wanting to talk right away is a major red flag too.

Here's what doesn't make sense to me at all. Nixon fears for his life, yet he's suing Harrison for damages. Sounds to me like a nice smear campaign in the hopes of cashing out.

I'm sure it will be great, but man do I hate that TSN has their hands on that music now.

heheh, mule.

Monorail

That and he gave us possibly the greatest Simpsons episode of all time, "Marge vs. the Monorail".

And how many Law and Order repeats will we be seeing at 10PM for a couple months?

I have never heard one person say that they are a fan of Jay Leno, so I've never understood why his show got the ratings it did. To me, Letterman and Conan have always been miles ahead of him. Anyway, I'd love to see Comedy Central somehow become a player in this. Conan would have a ton of freedom on a cable channel and a Daily Show/Colbert/Conan block could really clean up. Sure, it would never be the same as network ratings, but there's so much potential there. Speaking of ratings, does anyone know how those shape up right now? Is Letterman absolutely cleaning up now? Personally, that's something I think he deserves, but it's too bad an idiotic situation like this was necessary to bring it about.

Reading those suggested prices makes me want to break things. God I hate Boston.

I'd guess that the vast majority assumes that just about everyone was juicing. They're not going to learn anything new from Canseco at this point.

I always liked when they would run one of your stories and then put a picture of Tim Graham in the side bar with a link to his blog section of the website. They never flat out stated that he wrote the story, but it sure did make it look like he was the one writing it. That always seemed like a dirty little tactic to me.

I think the lack of creativity in the title just about spells it all out. If they can't put in the time to think up a decent title, how can they actually string together an entire script?

Why is it that this time of the year became the garbage season? Is it tied completely into the award shows? I would think that this would be the perfect time of year for the movie industry because the winter limits outdoor activities. No one wants to travel outside thanks to colder weather? Anyway, I've got a free pass burning a hole in my pocket, but nothing really stands out to me this time around. That star power you mentioned might be the only thing that could sway me this month. edit: As for Michael Cera, does he now hold the record for most projects worked on with someone named Portia?

If I had to pick one band worse than Nickelback, it would have to be Nickelback.

At times I miss the days where they used to actually air reruns, but that is definitely gone. The only thing about watching on the internet is that I don't get to use my HD tv that way. I might have to try using the PS3 to watch it online. Hopefully those internet feeds have high quality.

But then you have to claw your way through every week after that. The fast start is great, but damn the rest of the weeks move by so slowly. And as for your earlier post, if only I had a tivo. I do have a vcr, but I think I'll go to fox's website for the one's I miss. They should have those up quickly.

My hockey team switched to all monday night games this winter. It was fine in September, but now I'm not too crazy about the change.

Waltman was the only one on the list I wasn't sure about. He must be a little younger but still has to be on the wrong side of 40. I also would've never guessed that Hall and Nash were that close to Hogan's age. Wow they took forever to become stars.

Other than Hardy, is anyone on that list under 45? I haven't watched the stuff in a while, but it bugs me that their big headliner moment leads to a list like this. A bunch of guys who became popular years ago with a different company. That's probably a big reason why I stopped watching, the constant recycling.

I'd say this is a pretty clear sign that the Timbaland stuff bombed.

I saw this on Pearl Jam's facebook page today. This should be interesting considering how long Matt Cameron has been with Pearl Jam now and the fact that they're quickly approaching their 20th anniversary. It looks like we'll be seeing some combined shows in the next year.