Well, the New York Giants have secured another Super Bowl championship, and with it at least another hundred years of distaste from and for Boston sports fans. Now that that’s been settled, here are last Friday’s Open Caption winners. From Ninjaandy: Peter: “But baggage claim was THAT way last time I came through here.” TSA Agent: “Calm down sir, or you’ll miss your zeppelin.” From qbe_64: Peter: …
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AP – Fox News Channel’s Bret Baier has already annoyed Mitt Romney this campaign season. Now he’s finding fault with one of Newt Gingrich’s ideas.
What to watch on Monday, February 6… Happy Monday! This week’s promising to be fast, bumpy, and exhilarating! Let’s just hope the carnies assembled it properly, you know? SERIES PREMIERE, 10pm, NBC Smash Here we go, it’s finally here! The forever-hyped Broadway saga produced by Old Man Spielberg and starring Grace and…
AP – Clint Eastwood’s patriotic pep talk about “halftime in America” might just as well have applied to NBC.
Shameless S02E05: “Father’s Day” This week’s episode of Shameless celebrated Father’s Day as only Shameless can—with the body of Karen’s father, Eddie Jackson, being discovered in Lake Michigan. Unlike episodes of CSI that begin with a dead body, we already knew every detail of what had transpired. Thankfully, the show’s writers have a knack for remembering the loose ends…
AP – John Travolta not only knows who’s going to win the Super Bowl, but by how much.
AP – John Travolta not only knows who’s going to win the Super Bowl, but by how much.
AP – Kelly Clarkson, Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert’s pregame patriotism is the Super Bowl’s opening act before Madonna takes her spot in the Super Bowl halftime spotlight.
AP – Kelly Clarkson, Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert’s pregame patriotism is the Super Bowl’s opening act before Madonna takes her spot in the Super Bowl halftime spotlight.
Having gotten our feet wet last week with Mad Men ‘s first three episodes, we can now move into darker, meatier territory. Don and Pete’s escalating battle heats up, as does Joan and Roger’s affair. Betty continues her journey toward disillusionment and subsequent icequeendom, nudged along by a perverted little boy next door. Don’s mysterious past begins to reveal itself. And Peggy, awesome Peggy, gets her first big break.
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