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What was the last TV show you watched?
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Chupacabra vs. The Alamo
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General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna was a chupacabra?
Another wonder from those amazing people at the syfy channel I assume.
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General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna was a chupacabra?
Another wonder from those amazing people at the syfy channel I assume.
Yes indeed. That explains him quite well.
Actually Eric Estrada plays someone related to one of The Alamo heroes.
Trials and Tribble-ations
What says it all for me, is the Star Trek franchise finally decided to do a retro show, using original film with the current actors superimposed, they picked The Trouble With Tribbles! On the 30th anniversary of Star Trek, Deep Space 9 aired Trials and Tribble-ations, where the cast went back in time, during the Tribble episode. Actually, very funny.
[video=youtube;2m8g7y7jsos]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2m8g7y7jsos[/video]
What says it all for me, is the Star Trek franchise finally decided to do a retro show, using original film with the current actors superimposed, they picked The Trouble With Tribbles! On the 30th anniversary of Star Trek, Deep Space 9 aired Trials and Tribble-ations, where the cast went back in time, during the Tribble episode. Actually, very funny.
[video=youtube;2m8g7y7jsos]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2m8g7y7jsos[/video]
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Yes indeed. That explains him quite well.
Actually Eric Estrada plays someone related to one of The Alamo heroes.
Actually, Eric Estrada reminds me of a chupacabra I once saw. It must be the hair.
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Actually, Eric Estrada reminds me of a chupacabra I once saw. It must be the hair.
:rofl: Well, at least he can pronounce it correctly.
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:rofl: Well, at least he can pronounce it correctly.
It is his ability to trill that has made him the asset or rather yet valued member of Hollywood's elite that he is. That and his hair.
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It is his ability to trill that has made him the asset or rather yet valued member of Hollywood's elite that he is. That and his hair.
Hair is good. You don't get anywhere without hair.
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Hair is good. You don't get anywhere without hair.
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Sums up my life as I have been shaving my head every day for eighteen years.
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Sums up my life as I have been shaving my head every day for eighteen years.
Like a guy I listen to on the radio said:"Name a bald modern day president."
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The BBC mini-series on encore starring Daniel Craig, Archangel.
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"Kings Point" - Excellent documentary about Seniors who fled NY City for sunny Florida and their lives today.... sobering, chilling and I pray NOT a glimpse into my future. It's on HBO catch it.
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That was a great episode---probably one of the very few for that series.
I totally disagree. I consider DS9 the at least a tie for the best of the series ever produced. The whole "Dominion War" and the nuances actual war added to the stodgy "correctness" of Starfleet was well worth the ride. I consider DS9 not only the best of the genre but great television drama in it's own right!
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DS9 was the best television series of the '90s, hands down. The last couple of years of it were among the best television writing the medium has ever produced.
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I think the last episodes of DS9 were closer to what Gene Roddenberry had in mind for the original series. Remember, The Cage debuted in 1965, with Jeffrey Hunter as Captain Christopher Pike. NBC almost canceled the series, saying it was to cerebral ! Incidentally, the first line ever uttered in Star Trek was an emotional Leonard Nimoy, stating "Check the circuit," not a very auspicious beginning. Today, Gene would not have gotten a second chance! Makes you wounder what we are missing?
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Just watched the first episode of the new series of Foyles war. As usual its up to the high standards of the previous series.
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