the date is off on my profile. i am actually writing this on march 11th. it's fixed now.

man i am happy as a clam that the olympics are over and i can go back to my regular scheduled viewing habits. all the networks suck for wimping out when they could have throttled nbc everynight.

goodbye threshold. you were easily the most action packed new sci-fi show this season. i thought you were good enough to make the full season, but it seems that majority of the viewers are not ready for you yet. i enjoyed watching ya while you were here and i'm sad to see ya go. you will be missed.

goodbye reunion. you were not usually something that i watch. you pulled me in with your interesting way of telling your story one year at a time. it's too bad that you got hosed by the presidential address and the baseball layoff and going heads up with csi. i wish i could have known your outcome over a full season. best wishes.

i thought it was a good idea and a crazy twist when it first started to happen. like when doyle died in the episode Hero on Angel. that was the first time i can remember where something was planned out like that from the start. when that happened i knew right there that anything could happen and would. i can understand killing of a cast member that chooses to leave a show. some producers just don't want you crawling back after a while and thinking you can slink back into your old job when things didn't go as expected. this has now grown into a fad and like all good things, it has grown out of control. now if you don't kill somebody off, you aren't keeping up with the Jones'. it was a crazy, out of the box idea in the beginning. now i just wait for someone to bite it in everything i watch.

Just one question for now.

How does Saw II and The Legend of Zorro make 60mil and 30mil respectfully in 2 weeks and Serenity not pull in 25mil in 6?

Please discuss amongst yourselves.