Why is it this female superhero can never fly off the runway in her invisible jet? If people would stop comparing her to Lynda Carter's 1970's Wonder Woman, we may finally get somewhere.
I'll be the first one to admit, I wasn't too happy with a lot of the stories I was reading online. From the terrible script to the god-awful costume - Adrianne Palicki and David E. Kelley couldn't convince NBC the pilot was worthy of a television series. If this were to happen to TNT's Dallas, I would be devastated! But since it isn't, I'm okay with this not coming into fruition.
Granted, there is still hope for some fans that it will be picked up by a cable network - but it's wishful thinking at best. Hell, it's been 30 years since Lynda Carter donned the suit. Maybe it's a sign telling writers and producers that Wonder Woman should be left alone. Don't bother making a movie or a show, just let things be.
What is my dad going to do without his all-time favorite show? I guess he'll have to sit around and mope. He's very picky about the shows he watches and doesn't care much for the shows my mother enjoys.
On Thursday, Charlie Sheen, the star of CBS' comedy show "Two and a Half Men" gave a ridiculous interview with a conservative radio host in the Bahamas. In less than 20 mintues, he not only managed to insult the creator of the show, but talked about his recent porn star hook-ups, calling them godesses and curing his alcoholism "with his mind."
"I violently hate Chaim Levine (Chuck Lorre). He's a stupid, stupid little man and a pussy punk that I'd never want to be like."
The interview was so insane (actually he's fucking insane, pardon my French) that CBS announced yesterday they were shutting down Two and a Half Men for the rest of the season "based on the totality of Charlie Sheen's statements, conduct and condition."
Listen to the interview everyone's talking about down below, but let it be known, I could care less what happens to this idiot. As for the 200 or so people who work on the show who aren't high-paid writers or actors, they are the ones truly caught in the crossfire between Sheen, CBS and Warner Bros.
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- Blade 7184 aka Peter
