Tron 2
I couldn’t bear to leave the anti-gun craziness at the top of the page, so…
Gilligan’s Island: The Movie
From Variety:
The studio and production company have begun development on a feature film based on the iconic CBS sitcom, which generated solid ratings during its three seasons between 1964 and 1967 and then found something close to eternal life in syndication.
You thought I was just fucking with you, didn’t you.
So here’s the thing. Its 2010. Cellphones (hell, SatPhones), GPS, etc, etc. How exactly does one get lost these days ?
Also, new poll….over there —->
If you aren’t watching Archer, you should be

Watch the first three episodes on Hulu.
Guilty Pleasure: Joan Jett
This creepy chick really had the 80’s/90’s anger-rock thing down.
Merry Christmas, Y’all!!!!
Since I’m in the holiday spirit:
One of my favorites, Bing Crosby with creepmeister David Bowie. And for the more traditional:
Bing Crosby, Danny Kaye, Rosemary Clooney, and Vera-Ellen. Hope y’all have a Merry Christmas, and a Happy New Year!!!
I don’t know what to think of this…
I mean, this is either really awesome or really horrible. Maybe a bit of both.
Who Do They Think They Are?
Jay Tea over at Wizbang writes:
There’s a trend emerging in American politics. I don’t think it’s a new one, but it’s growth is disturbing to me. And it’s the amazing hostility to the common people.
With the explosion of the internet, Andy Warhol’s “15 minutes” theory seems to have developed a variant: under the right circumstances, anyone can become a superstar overnight, over the most trivial of reasons — and fall just as quickly. Even in politics.
But in politics, there is a growing trend to take that nobody, that average person, and treat them just like we do hardened political professionals — and attempt to destroy them in the process.
I don’t link to the big blogs very often because I figure you guys probably went there before you got here anyhow. Sometimes I just have to point and shout at the really important items though. Like this one. Really, go read that.
Breaking Bad
I’ve just started watching Breaking Bad. I’d have never thought the dad from Malcolm in the Middle was actually an actor.
I’m going to expand this post later.
