And then Coach has this new dirt bowl high school to coach to victory since he was “monied” out by the guys shoveling money at his old school… that kind of crap so irritates me!! Gooooo Coach!

Yea, I absolutely love King movies but somehow the beginning builds up to the middle, which steamrolls on and just drives right off a cliff of “what?” at the end.

I don’t get it but I think your perspective on that they “just end” sums it up nicely.

JOHN:

No worries… I put stuff out for it to be talked about or commented on. Unless someone directs something AT ME with my name in the same sentence as an expletive like adjective, or adjective / verb / expletive, I’m usually OK with what’s said.

But thanks for clarifying anyway. It’s appreciated.

It’s a quikry sense of ‘What?’ going on there, if you do ask me!

She’s actually super super busy with lots of roles, and that makes me a very happy person. I liked her role in FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS and how she handled it and look forward to what else she can do.

As for “Cell”, don’t expect much from the ending Bruce, as the ending of the book was kinda lame, too. The rest of the book was pretty good, but the ending kinda just happened. Hopefully, they can spruce up the ending a little bit.

As for Smallville, I love me some more Erica Durance!! Best Lois Lane since Teri Hatcher. Heck, I think she might be BETTER than Hatcher. Stars and Stripes bikini anyone?

And Bruce, if it sounded like I was upset with you, I wasn’t. America seems to be in this reality show phase and hopefully it ends soon.

Eureka’s back and dang, I wish Sheriff Andy would have stuck around. That might have made a nice addition to the cast, but he probably would have overshadowed everyone.

Sometimes, even though shows do well for a network, they don’t always do well compared to the rest of the noise out there.

A great example would be SMALLVILLE and SUPERNATURAL. For those of us addicted, can there be a better show? And for the CW, they are good performers… in as much as that network is concerned. But in the overall scheme of TV, they ranked in the 70th to 80th spots in ratings most weeks.

So don’t fret too much on that one…

IN FACT, SINCE YOU ASKED:

Eureka returned last Friday part 2 of season 3, drawing an audience of 2.6 million total viewers. It won its timeslot among 25-54 year-old adults in the basic cable networks.

For the younger generation, it pulled in 1.1 million 18-49 year-olds in its new Friday timeslot.

Hope that helps JOHN.