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I thought the topic of Sheldon being able to see his pics even though his phone was stolen due to photos being sent directly to the "cloud" was timely based off of Kaley Cuoco's picture scandal from the past few weekends.

Who played the cheerleaders minion that was excited to get to lock lips w/her.

Yikes that hot topics was a mess, especially w/them having to cut to a commercial every few minutes so the panel wouldn't get all hot and bothered. If the earpiece thing is true and the control room was the ones telling them to go to commercial and move on then this won't work. When Whoopi said they had to go to a commercial and the rest of the panel looked surprised by that, you could see Rosie looking pissed like wtf?! It makes sense now that they were who Rosie O was talking about when she said they should be able to discuss; I thought she was striking out at Whoopi at that moment. I didn't know Rosie O only signed a year contract, with that being said now, she won't make it to the end of the season again i'm afraid w/all this backstage handling going on and quashing any real discussions. Does the network/producers not know that when there is drama or a heated discussion that is what gets the ratings.

I started re-watching this show since Rosie O has come back on, and I agree w/what others have said in regards to her being more subdued and not all there it seems. I do think that she needs to be put back as the moderator, but I do understand how tricky it would be to do so since Whoopi isn't just some celebrity they can bump to accommodate Rosie O. I know that Whoopi and Rosie O are good friends, but I don't see both of them lasting to the end of this season with their egos; I think there will just be one left standing, and I hope it is Rosie O. Today is what I like when it comes to this show in regards to hot topics being discussed, they were getting somewhere exciting then Whoopi ends it before it gets too good. The Kirsten Dunst interview started out great, but good lord the cross talk, that was just horrible. I know Nicole Wallace is new at that and I know she is learning, but wow, she kept pulling that conversation back to her being Greek. I want more of Nicole Wallace's stories about her time on the campaign trail and much much more. I think the new coffee table will be gone in a few weeks b/c like Rosie was saying during the Rachel Ray interview that the setup wasn't working since Rachel had to squeeze her way around the entire table/guests. With Rosie saying that out loud I think it's a given that the coffee table will be gone pretty soon.

I saw this Sunday night and it was a good movie, but trying to rectify everything from the original trilogy and those Wolverine films, and it starts to fall apart. If you think about this movies plot afterwards, it falls apart bad. What was the point of Magneto trying to kill the President on live tv? What did he think would happen, the future timeline would be better? The only thing I can think of was that he couldn't and wouldn't let anyone other than himself be the mutant who starts a revolution, and that's why he had to take out Mystique and the President. Was it really necessary to kill off everybody else from First Class basically?! I mean Angel, Azazel, and Typhoon are fine and all, but they just had to say Emma Frost and Banshee were lost/killed too?! I know January Jones wasn't the best, but they certainly could have recast with another buxom blonde and Banshee is just as important to the X-Men mythos. So Moria was just gone? Hell they could have said she took off after Charles became addicted to the drug to help him walk, a throwaway line or something. I'm surprised we didn't get a line that she was killed/experimented on b/c she was friendly with the mutants. JFK was a mutant and that's why he was assassinated?! What was his power, that he was charming and a slut? Doesn't the Wolverine Origins movie say that Wolverine and Victor Creed were hanging out in during this era? Ugh... So Kitty has a secondary power that is now a physical power to send people back in time, uh.....yeah. Marvel, please don't carry this crap over to the comics. I mean they could have created a new character whose power was the ability to travel back in time or send somebody back. This was Kitty's storyline, and they had to give it to Wolverine, it just infuriates me. I hate the Wolverine has to still be front in center in both timeline/trilogies. I know the quick Wolverine scene in First Class was funny, but it messed everything up by saying that everything had to be connected when they could have just a had a fresh start. Oh well... My idea as to how Jean and Cyclops were still alive was that when young Charles looked into Wolverine's mind, he saw/learned of their fates, and he handled Jean's powers differently, instead of putting mind blockers in b/c she couldn't handle said power, he worked with her and helped her control the power, therefore she didn't go crazy and kill Charles, Scott, and then beg for Wolverine to kill herself. I think Singer/Marvel owes us a corrected timeline that we can see what stuck and what didn't and why. I enjoyed the Wolverine movie (the last one) and now that movie could still happen, but Jean was the impetus for it. So Beast had created a formula that suppresses the mutant gene that allows him to transform like the Hulk and the Professor to walk, so the whole point of the third movie was... This was a major plot hole here, b/c why didn't Beast just whip up something for Rogue to help her out and let her lead a somewhat normal life where she can be with somebody physically. This movie was a good action film, but again, it doesn't hold up at all if you think about it too much afterwards. Moral of the story is if Singer doesn't like it he will just erase it to make it his own.

I watched the Human Comedy last night with Mickey Rooney, and I have to say I was a bit puzzled by the movie and wanted to share my views and see if anyone else had some insights to it. I loved the slice of life story-telling of it, the different vignettes and how there was no real major storyline in my opinion. I thought Mickey Rooney was great in this movie, as well as Frank Morgan, both did excellent jobs. The window shop scene with Ulysses was cute and terrifying when the guy/mannequin/robot goes out of his way to scare the young boy, heck I thought they guy was frightening to begin with and when he decided to play that trick, that was just creepy. Okay, now to my the Marcus/Van Johnson and his army buddy, Tobey. I understood that Marcus had shared all about his family background/life to his new friend, Tobey, which was cool and all since Tobey didn't have that family life he yearned for. The fact that Tobey started talking about Macauley family and town like it was his own was just creepy. When he showed up at the end ready to just go into the household like he was their long lost son, and the Homer/Mickey Rooney character is okay and ready to go with that was just really odd to me. So this family is going to have to be told their son is never coming home again yet deal with his "friend" who has shown up and wanting to be accepted into this family. That just didn't sit right with me. Homer ripping up the telegram was jarring to me as well, I figured the mother might want to keep that telegram. I was also picking up some undertones that these two men, Marcus and Tobey, might have been more than just friends. Was I the only one who was picking up on those vibes, even if they were just coming from Tobey's obsession with Marcus' family. I don't know if it is b/c i'm a gay man myself and I pick up on stuff like that more easily, but it was just really something that stood out to me.

How in the hell could Amber be pregnant? It's had to be what, 3 months since she last saw him. Ryan's last episode was before the winter Olympics break, right, that was the episode where Amy showed up at Drew's dorm for spring break and never left? The timeline just couldn't make sense at this point, I don't know, my head hurts thinking about it. Well I guess we are finally getting that storyline that parallels from the movie, I knew they would get to it eventually. The Julia/Joel/Sydney scene was heartbreaking, but I get why she acted out like that. She hasn't seen both of her parents together like that in awhile now, and they were acting like a family, she didn't want it to end. I loved her telling her dad that he belonged there. I was sad that we didn't get a wrap-up to Julia/Joel in this episode. I was hoping he would show up at the family dinner and just kiss Julia. I wanted that storyline to be wrapped up in case we don't get a final season. I can't believe that Zeke just gave Drew the GTO. That kid did nothing to deserve that, hell does he even have his license or insurance for that matter? If anything, shouldn't that car have gone to I dunno....Victor?! He did most of the work with Zeke, just for mopey Drew to get the car. I'm just saying if I was Victor, or hell Amber or Haddie, I would be hella-pissed.