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Noooo... not the nails again. oddly enough, when Mrs. Butters first appeared, she reminded me of the god in the Christmas episode.

Lisa Hartman Black played Tabitha in the TV show 'Tabitha'. The series was about a grown up Tabitha working at a local TV news station. I think Popcorn is Cyndi Lauper. I have heard of Brian Austin Green, but I know nothing about him. I have never watched a show with him in it.

It was a pun. I think he was a wrestler. I should have put it in quotes. I guess it wasn't a very obvious joke.

He was also in the last Muppet movie. I watched the episode tonight. I was spoiled about Mickey Rourke because I forgot it was Wednesday and looked at Twitter. He was trending. So I looked for clues I thought I would recognize. I only know him from Angel Heart and 9 and a Half Weeks. I saw a lot of little hearts behind him. I thought the cooking part had something to do with feeding food to Kim Basinger. I never actually saw the movie but I saw a couple of short clips from it. I thought Mickey was drunk as he couldn't remember the lyrics and he was wandering around aimlessly. He was kind of a looker in Angel Heart. Now he looks like he's been through the ringer. While I know it isn't him, I was getting a sort of Weird Al vibe from Whatchamacallit. Just the way he moved and touched his hair. The costume reminded me of an old hippie. I wasn't that impressed with the sea horse. I thought her voice was kind of soft. Mostly, I zoned out while she was singing so I lost all interest in her all together. Otherwise, the clues aren't helping me at all. The judges were throwing out names for one of the girl singers that I have no clue who they are.

I was thinking Toni Braxton or Jordan Sparks for Popcorn, but I will go along with Taylor Dane. I have no guesses on anyone else. Donnie and Marie did cross my mind. In the clue package, it looked like the girl owl was getting dropped off at her own home. I think it would be odd for Donnie to do this show again but maybe he had a good time the first time around.

Hey AshButt!

I'm pretty sure that was the plot of Lethal Weapon the TV series. I found Gen to be very strange casting when she was on Supernatural. Kind of odd looking with bad hair and a speech impediment. Not a very good actress. I didn't find Jensen's wife to be much of an actress either. I'm glad they're all happy with each other though. They both seem to have found things to fall back on.

I watched season 1. I thought it was just okay. I got about 10 minutes into this episode and I was done. Way too much graphic violence.

God looks nothing like Neil Gaiman.

I wouldn't want to say. I enjoyed the show - in general. 10 seasons is a long series. Taking a break at season five was probably a good idea. You might enjoy the final five seasons.

I have been re-watching 'Lucifer' from the beginning. I am in season 3. I did not know who Tom Welling was the first time I watched season 3. I found 'Smallville' this year and watched all ten seasons. During this 'Lucifer' re-watch, I realized there were several nods to Superman that went right over my head, at the time.

Really? That's disappointing. I re-watched this not that long ago. It's one of those TV shows you could find randomly while surfing channels and you would stop and watch it.

Elvis, Aretha Franklin and Robert Johnson - all departed on this day, August 16th. Crossroad Blues is the episode I came in on, when I found Supernatural on TNT.

I just finished the entire series. I never watched it before, but I found it on Hulu. One can get really tired of the characters when you watch too many episodes at a time. They all have their same facial expressions when something bad happens and they go to - what used to be - a commercial break. There is something to said for the standard one episode per week. Season 8 was horrible. The series should have ended before this mess. I didn't care for the mess up timeline progression. I hated the character of Chloe throughout the entire series. I watched the final episode last night. I have to admit, I don't understand what happened and how he saved everybody. I will probably have to watch the end of the show again to try and figure just what went on in those final moments of saving everyone. I thought the casting for Lex Luthor was great.

I have reached season 10 of Smallville. I only note this because the episode called "Harvest", that I just watched, is so similar to "Scarecrow". People in the crowd were walking around in scarecrow head wear. It was more or less the same concept. Madge, the lady god from the Christmas episode was in this. Also the guy who played the Ruguru hunter. I knew he looked familiar. I looked him up on IMDB just to make sure it wasn't him in the "Scarecrow" episode.

Other than being a song that would be a great fit for this show, I don't think money is an issue. Either no one has suggested it or it's a copyright issue. 'Supernatural' doesn't seem to have money issues for much more contemporary songs.

I selected it on the dvr, saw that it was a best of auditions, then immediately deleted it.

I think they should have cancelled the season. This show does not work well this way.

There seemed to be a lot of yeses after they had to perform on a monitor. If this is how the season is going to go, I don't think I can watch. I thought the episodes with the judges alone with no audience were fine. Watching people perform over the internet sucks. For some reason it reminds me of that stupid Corona beer ad. I'm not sure why they needed all that time at the end to recap the season so far. I had to FF through all of it. Nothing that impressed me at all this time around. I kind of feel like I've seen the actor in the chicken suit before. Like the guy who auditioned as the slug and something else the year before that. I think the chicken may have done a bad audition for them as another character.

I unfollowed most of the cast and crew of Supernatural, on Twitter. I don't want to know anything about what's coming up. What they don't think are spoilers, to me are spoilers.

I get that. The actors are also 15 years older. People can change quite a bit in that amount of time. I got to the end of season 6 of 'Smallville'. There was a little boy in the episode. I thought it was Todd - as in "Kneel before Todd!". I thought it would be funny if they hired the same kid, because of the whole Smallville thing, he got the super strength and Kneel before Todd line. I looked up the kid on IMDB. I was wrong. It was the kid who played Even in "Everybody Loves A Clown". I can't even tell the kids apart.

I think there were two crossroad demons in that episode. Was it the demon with Robert Johnson or the demon with Dean? My other question is, how do you spot these actors? They had about five minutes of screen time and they were on the show 15 years ago.

Tons of mediocre "talent" on tonight. I used the FF forward function (my version of the big red x) to get through these acts - starting with the woman comedian. I was bored with the unicycle guy. So I red "Xed" him. The song the Olympian did wasn't very good. I wouldn't go as far as terrible, but really not worthy of performing for money. I didn't notice if her voice was any good. I was too distracted by the bad song. The kid who played the piano and the drums didn't seem to be at any exceptional level of playing. I didn't enjoy the drumming at all. To me, it didn't seem to mesh with the song he was drumming to. The girl with all the blindness in her family wasn't a very good singer. The kid with the cello didn't seem that advanced. I wouldn't call him a prodigy. My Favorite Things is kind of a rudimentary song it seems like. I don't think the song "Til There Was You" is a cheesy song. The Music Man is one of my favorite musicals. My first exposure to the song came from The Beatles. I always loved it. It's too bad that couple didn't know how to do any magic. I kind of believe that some of the buzzed acts are just fillers. They probably crew members who are brought out to do an act - badly. LIke the air guitar guy. Maybe they bring these guys out while they are setting up for the next act. Interesting hearing about this virus that's going around. It kind of gives a timestamp on when the auditions started. This episode did not have any potential winners in it. It even started out with some cheerleader squad. I didn't listen to their package, but by looking at them, I don't believe they were runner ups in any state competition or any competition.

I think I played Gishwes for three years. It was great the first year, but the consecutive years just went downhill. They were never as fun as the first. I'm also more into arts and crafts. Two of the years were pretty light in those areas. It didn't hold my interest anymore. I have reached season 5 of 'Smallville'. It's weird not being able to comment anywhere. Mostly because the show is old, but also if I look at the forum, I will see spoilers. So many thoughts on what is going on.

Big nothing tonight until the final act. He was very graceful and looked like a dancer on ribbons. I like Eric Stonestreet. His "That was just okay", was pretty honest. He was right. Nothing anywhere near V. Unbeatable. The guy from Australia had no finesse at all. He was just moving around with little grace. Should not even be mentioned in the same sentence with other very famous dancers. This seemed be a highly "gross out" night. I'm not sure why they lumped all this together. A bug eyed "rapper" and some contortionists. I could not watch. I was on the other side of the kitchen when the card magician was on. He made weird faces and from my perspective he looked like he was sitting on a toilet. I expected him to poop out a card. I didn't recognize the song either, but I don't think any self respecting rock singer would perform one of her songs.