Commando Cody

I want to see Michael Ealy and Matt Cohen in a TV show together. I would watch the crap out of that show. Even if it was the worse show ever made, I would watch it. I would record the episodes so that when the worse show ever made gets cancelled, I could watch them again. It actually might be too much handsome for one TV show, but I'm willing to give it a try.

I thought it was odd that it stated that they did this article in "honor" of its ten year anniversary. Then they go on to talk about their issues with the pilot. I liked most of the recurring characters who were on Supernatural. It was the women I couldn't stand. I couldn't wait for most of them to get killed off or sent away. I hope the taxi driver, who drove Claire away, was a monster and evaporated her. I liked Ellen and I would watch a spin off with Sheriffs Jody and Donna.

I don't know what that was or who those people are, but it was terrible. I couldn't finish reading it.

I was happy that the dogs won.

Wow! I thought we were doing well at $2.21.

I was hoping the ladder guy would go through. I kind of looked at it as he built up "credit" with the audience based on his prior performances. He did show that he could do another trick, he just fell when he tried to up his game. I didn't look at it as pity votes. I think the audience voted based on his past performances and based on what the other acts did, he was still considered their best bet. Also, there were so many musical acts, that they may have divided the votes. I just thought it was funny that on his worst day, it was still better than everyone else's best day. (According to the judges).

All I could think during the musical interlude was I wish those girls would get off the stage, they are blocking my view of AcroArmy. They looked like they were out of breath just from the lip syncing. What a burn. America put it's faith in a guy who fell off his ladder. I sometimes wonder if the judges are watching the same acts. Gary Vider really bombed last night. Freelusion had a poorly designed performance. A guy who fell off his ladder was favored over every musical act who performed last night. I am sitting here giggling thinking about it. I was so happy with the results tonight. All of the singers got sent home. The people who deserve to be in the finals, are in the finals. Looking at the acts performing next week, I already know who isn't going to win. I don't even think it's a pity vote. I think even his failed act was better than what the other acts had to offer.

It still isn't clear to me what he did with the hoops in that video. It looked like he actually succeeded with the trick, but the camera was too far away for me to see what he did with them.

3 Shades Of Blue: Howard, their biggest fan, with the dissenting comments. I don't know the song or who the original artist is, but I have to agree that this was their best performance. They sounded like they've been practicing. Gary Vider: I didn't think he was funny. Some of it was just kind of lame. Alondra Santos: The producers are trying to change her into a pop star. Freelusion: I got bored and kind of zoned out a little. I wasn't sure what the story was about. I was distracted from the dancing by the media. Alicia Michilli: It was kind of like watching a sketch for a fake record ad. There was nothing good about this. Whenever I hear this song now, I think of an episode of Raising Hope. Piff: I like him. I preferred this performance over the one with guess which box Mr. Piffles is in. Daniella Mass: I'm neutral about her. I don't think the performance was bad. I'm just not interested. Uzeyer Novruzov: I was glad to see him do other tricks than the ladder. It was too bad his trick didn't work. I looked like it would have been incredible. It seems like some of these acts get more than 90 seconds. The Professional Regurgitator: How is this guy still alive? His diet is terrible. Whatever he's doing - or however he does his tricks, he has a good act. He has really honed it so that he has a good on stage persona. Sharon Irving: Right from the start it was terrible. Terrible arrangement. The vocal wasn't even very good. Paul Zerdin: That was awesome! He keeps changing the act. It's working out great for him. He's going to be one of the final two. Probably the winner unless something really goes wrong.

As competitive as Terrell Owens claims to be, I was disappointed that he didn't embrace the island lifestyle more. He was beat by a nerd in fish catching.

I didn't really like The Mother very much as a bad guy. I thought the time they spent on her was enough.

Benton Blount? What the hell? At least America's vote actually counted during the save. America does love a good old boy story about a poor kid who plays guitar and chases chickens. I think his name was Kevin. He was terrible, but he won anyway. I'm not a fan of either Siro-A or Drew Lynch, but I was really surprised that Siro-A didn't rank anywhere with America. I still say they can't dance. Right now, unless he really blows it next week, I think the winner will be the ventriloquist. If he and Oz both don't blow it, I think they will be the final two.

I was bored with everybody this week.

I don't get it either. When people do that, I search for another video. I think it would be harder to crop a name out of a video, so I don't know why they put their copyright smack in the middle. I put my copyright on photographs in the lower right corner. It doesn't help if they crop the photo. I've seen that happen a lot. One of the photos I posted on Twitter of Jared, ended up on Tumblr. I would not have known this, except someone tweeted about it with my Twitter name. After I thanked him for letting me know, he deleted the tweet. At least the stuff on Tumblr gets linked back to the original tweeter. Chad Lindberg re-tweeted one of my photos. I thought that was cool.

It's the mark of disdain.

I got an email from Creation Entertainment. It says they have added Sheriff Jody, Donna and Lucifer to the Minneapolis convention in 2016. That might be interesting.

I have re-watching these lately. I'm out after Frank's out. I used to watch this show in it's original run. I recognized, back then, that the continuity was off. I never realized, until I started watching them - episode after episode - how bad it really was. I don't have a lot of complaints about the earlier seasons. They start to get a little more dramatic after Potter arrives. The one when Blythe Danner, Hawkeye's ex, shows up is a total snooze. I did notice, on an episode I watched today, how well Larry Linville kept himself up. He was wearing a sleeveless undershirt and his arms looked like he worked out.

Yes. Yes you did.

I was surprised MFB got "I Believe In a Thing Called Love" past Dad in their last performance. They probably did not show him the video.

Chapkis Dance Family: I do not remember these guys from their audition. They lacked something. I'm not sure what it is. Excitement maybe? They are better than DM nation. I think their routine is busy and maybe there are too many people on the stage. Metal Mulisha Fitz Army: Their name is too long. I really like these guys. The trick where the guy totally let go of the bike was wild. He just kind of floated there. They must have filmed this segment last week. Heidi was wearing that same black strapless dress. Daditude: Nice. Their pre-package was about their middle age aches and pains. I don't get this at all. They brought these guys back - probably passing up some much better acts, then they all buzz them. I think that's pretty rude. I agree that they should not be allowed to use their buzzers in this stage of the competition. They aren't as talented as the other acts, but if I remember correctly, this was a better routine than last time. I was surprised that Heidi X'd them. She let the other act finish and this was a better act. I don't know if they're pissed, but I almost feel pissed for them. Almost. Alicia Michilli: She sounded nervous and a little warbly. Definitely not haunting. Gary Vider: He had a slow start, but that last joke about being in the deli was pretty funny. Mountain Faith Band: I think they should have picked a better song. The vocals didn't seem as strong this time around, but I don't trust the sound guys on this show either. This show made it through the whole first hour without a sob story. Oz Pearlman: I think that was a really good trick. Selected Of God: I love a really good gospel choir. I don't love these guys. It's not the kind of gospel I like. I don't think they sound very good, but it could be the choice of song - or the arrangement. Or once again, the AGT sound people. The Professional Regurgitator: Gross. It was a good trick though. He has become very good with people and stage banter. Benjamin Yonattan: This is where the sob stories start. We almost made it to the end. He's been practicing. This was better than last time. He's very good at the tricks. Still not good at actual dancing. He might go through based on mediocrity of most of the other acts. Howard was pretty diplomatic on letting him know that he probably won't last long in the competition. I don't agree that it's about multi media though. It's about really being able to dance. Daniella Mass: I think she was singing in English. Every once in a while it sounded like she was singing an English word, but I wasn't sure. Other than hearing an English sounding word once in a while, it sounded like she wasn't singing any words at all. Freelusion: I'm too distracted by the lameness of this story to care if the dancing is good or not. It was really kind of stupid. The only people who should go through are Metal Mulisha Fitz Army, Oz Pearlman, and The Regurgitator. The only people I want to go through are Metal Mulisha Fitz Army and Oz Pearlman. I don't care about any of the other acts.

I didn't like season 6 in general, but it did have some good episodes. I didn't like season 7 the first time I watched it. On later viewings, I liked it more. I liked James Patrick Stuart as Dick. Frank was a good snarky character. I didn't care for the Bobby, as a ghost, story. I haven't watched 8,9 and 10 enough times to remember what happened in what order and what belonged to what season. I could have done without Garth. I think my problem with the later episodes is that they like to bring back characters that didn't need to return. Like Jimmy's stupid daughter and the college werewolf - plus her sister.

I remember seeing her. She was a great Rowena.

I get that Gabriel wasn't really Gabriel. I was just saying they could have brought back any actor who played an angel. I didn't think who the angel was was that important to the story. What I'm really saying here is that it was a forgettable episode.