That Saturday Night Live that The Rock hosted was fantastic. 

That was the 1st time Vince McMahon was exposed to AC/DC?  Where had he been for 30 years before that?...

Oh yeah, busy making billions.

Lost is especially horrible about that too.  ABC has an odd tendency to just throw in the occasional re-run instead of just letting the season run it's course every week.

I think this show also suffers from something that I've thouht for a long time was a problem for Sopranos.  They introduce a lot of interesting characters, but don't have time to abandon the main story to really flush them out.  So they spend an episode or a couple on someone, then they die, or the show just goes on to focus on someone else.

I thought that was hilarious because it was like someone at abc had a camera on me when I was trying to describe Lost to someon who had never watched it a year or so ago.

I don't know how you feel about sitting and watching shows on the computer screen, but abc.com has all four seasons up and available to stream in HD.

Yeah, Lucky Louie was awesome, but like most everything else I end up liking they stopped making it.

That bit was the first thing I thought of when I saw this story on the news. 

Actually, I thought that, and Keanu Reeves from "Parenthood"- “You know, Mrs. Buckman, you need a license to buy a dog, to drive a car - hell, you even need a license to catch a fish. But they’ll let any butt-reaming asshole be a father.”

A couple years ago I heard a sportsradio show (I think it was Colin Cowherd) that had a, give up your team and not get ridiculed for bandwagon jumping day.  The rationale being that choosing what sports team you root for is the only decision you make when you're 10 that you're held to for the rest of your life.

As much as I complain about bandwagoners, the only thing that's the same about the Bears since I started rooting for them are the uniforms and the owners (which I've bitched about more often than not).  Logically being a long-term fan doesn't make sense.