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So, they are going to make this sad? Did we really need that after nine seasons? I thought the bit with them getting to old married couple status was cute and kind of a throwaway joke about life in the future. I should have known better.

I have never watched it either. But Eric got closer to what I was thinking.

I had something different in mind for #1, but yours is on the right track.

Some that have been filling up my brain queue: 1. Like leaves in the Windy City, these paramedics and firefighters take jobs anywhere they can in the goram 'verse. 2. Rumored to be the descendant of Odin but with a father-in-law in the basement, a fearless warrior rises from delivering packages in New York to be the king of his tribe. 3. An 18th century pirate sees a chicken at a women's prison.

Thanks, Lisin!

I guess spoilers because why not. I only catch Jeopardy every once in a while, but I have kept seeing articles about Arthur Chu and his "crazy" way of playing. He's just jumping around the board and getting lucky by cashing in on Daily Doubles, right? Every story talks about how divisive this guy is. Also, did I make up the fact that Jeopardy used to kick you off after 5 wins?

We have binged on the reruns of Rehab Addict over the last couple of months. I read somewhere that Nicole lived in the Minnehaha House now, but then that it was still caught up in a lawsuit. Do any of y'all who have watched this longer than me know the deal?

How did that guy get on the brains team anyway? I have a feeling this team will be making a few more trips to Tribal in the next few episodes.

This was a much different song at LJ's house:

LJ. He seems just boring and bland enough to somehow make it to the end. Also, his is the first video I clicked on, and the show starts in 5 minutes.

I think that was his choice. It was something about the original original creator of the Marvelman stuff not getting proper credit in the 1980s. I kind of want to dig into the wikipedia entry about all this. Wednesday is new comic day. DVDs and music are Tuesdays. Not sure about other media.

I always liked "Julie our Cruise Director", but she could probably get on your nerves after a while.

@SomethingClever have you read the current Ultimate Spider-Man with Miles Morales? It's pretty great. I'm also psyched about Miracleman. I have a lot of the issues from when it was in print and I am excited that I can now get other people to buy and read it.

So many of them do... And yes, that's the answer!

That's not what I was thinking but I like it! I'll rephrase as: Alaskan fishermen spring traps by impersonating underage crabs using the internet. Oh and I would watch the heck out of .

Alaskan fishermen impersonate underage crabs using the internet. (I realize that many of mine might not strictly follow the rules, but I'm running out of ideas!)

one show I watched religiously and one I have a vague recollection of might lead to: ?

A San Francisco police investigator with a complicated personal life goes on tour with a younger, popular, rising star in country music

I was like Sheena's answer but Hasselhoff makes me think .

I just finished reading Libba Bray's The Diviners which is a YA book that takes place in 1920's New York and a group of older teens that have started to develop supernatural powers and are tracking down a ritualistic killer who has come back from the dead. It could be a sort of Buffy meets a better Jazz Age version of Heroes.

You got it, Tara!

A cartoonist, his wife, two grown daughters, and a wacky friend crashland while trying to find an Earth-like planet to save the human race.

Correct!

An aspiring writer's inner thoughts are played out by four young ballerinas.

Comics are expensive now. They have gotten shorter, usually 22 pages of story, and sell for $2.99 - $3.99. Back when I was a single man and at my height of comic reading, I would routinely spend around $150-$200 on comics a month for about 80 books. If you pre-order them online or tell your local comic shop that you read something regularly, you can usually get a discount on the paper ones. I don't think this discounting exists in the digital landscape. The collected trades seem like a much better deal. Based on dollars per enjoyment minute, comics are up there.