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So, I Hate The Writers Strike.....


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jerseyangel Proficient

Nine new episodes of The Big Bang Theory!!!!!!! :D

So glad it's over!


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blueeyedmanda Community Regular

I cannot even begin to tell you all how much I am sick of reruns....Cause I am not all that into reality shows...

Green12 Enthusiast
Nine new episodes of The Big Bang Theory!!!!!!! :D

I thought you would be happy about that Patti :D

:lol: Amanda

I have been watching shows I never thought in a million years I would ever watch.

I'm so ready for all of our favorites to return with new episodes!

debmidge Rising Star

What is 30 Rock all about?

Green12 Enthusiast
What is 30 Rock all about?

I only watched it a couple of times, but 30 Rock, I believe, centers around the behind the scenes productions of a variety type show. Alec Baldwin a head honcho type (producer, or head of the network/studio?) , Tina Fey plays the head writer I think. Tina's character and Alec's character are on a different page when it comes to the direction of the show, and along with the rest of the cast, comedy ensues.

jerseyangel Proficient
I only watched it a couple of times, but 30 Rock, I believe, centers around the behind the scenes productions of a variety type show. Alec Baldwin a head honcho type (producer, or head of the network/studio?) , Tina Fey plays the head writer I think. Tina's character and Alec's character are on a different page when it comes to the direction of the show, and along with the rest of the cast, comedy ensues.

Julie--that's a great description! I've only seen it a handful of times, but thought it was very funny--especially Tracy Morgan's character. He makes me laugh :D

jerseyangel Proficient

I just heard they will announcing the new cast of DWTS Monday on Dance Wars.

(Not that I watch that show--but I'm dying to know about the new cast) :P


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(Not that I watch that show--but I'm dying to know about the new cast) :P

I've watched it a couple times. :ph34r::ph34r: Why do they call it Dance Wars? They kind of sing, but they don't really dance. I don't get it. :unsure::rolleyes:

Green12 Enthusiast
I just heard they will announcing the new cast of DWTS Monday on Dance Wars.

(Not that I watch that show--but I'm dying to know about the new cast) :P

I heard this too, I meant to post about it but I forgot. Thanks Patti for always being so on top of things :lol:

I can't tell you how excited I am to hear who the new cast of stars will be :D

I'm a dork!

I've watched it a couple times. :ph34r::ph34r: Why do they call it Dance Wars? They kind of sing, but they don't really dance. I don't get it. :unsure::rolleyes:

:lol: Mango

I admit, I watched it a couple times too but I didn't catch on.

Another thing, I don't get why they have to kick someone off every week, isn't it suppose to be Bruno's team against Carrie Ann's team, emphasis on team?? I think trying to make it an elimination like Survivor or Big Brother kind of ruins it.

Or they should have just named it something different like "Who Is the Dancer/Singer Last Standing"

Why do they not consult with us on these things?!?!?!

Mango04 Enthusiast
Or they should have just named it something different like "Who Is the Dancer/Singer Last Standing"

Why do they not consult with us on these things?!?!?!

:lol::lol:

That would have been a much more appropriate name for the show. :P

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jerseyangel Proficient

Well, now that the writer's strike is over and shows are returning--what to do on Monday? Dancing With the Stars is returning at the same time as Big Bang Theory :o

Green12 Enthusiast

I know :o

It's a HUGE dilemma, how to juggle the influx of fresh new episodes from our favorite series and the new Spring line-up!!!

DVR/Tivo will be working overtime in my house :lol:

jerseyangel Proficient
DVR/Tivo will be working overtime in my house :lol:

Hee Hee--mine too! :D

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