RE: RE: The Hubris of "Summary",
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RE: The Hubris of "Summary",

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I made it through about two minutes of the 24.

Dateline
(I've always had a thing for watching shows where they show how they solved the crime. I use to watch Forensic File and Daryl Hinman until they became reruns. I think one of the more memorable laughs I ever had was at the expense of Dateline's Keith Morrison when a comic did a stand up stint mocking him, he did a great Morrison impression as he quipped "Everybody loved her, no one had a bad word to say about her, she was cherished by many in her community, held in the highest esteem except by that one person who killed her." Not his exact words but you can get the drift and it's pretty much true, he usually always opens his show and if you think about it the rationalization he does at the end pretty much sums of the reality and that is there was always that someone who didn't.

Walking Dead
That's another unusual story as my son use to watch the show all the time and I'd remark that I didn't see how he could watch something so stupid. Then bored one Sunday night I sat down to watch it with him and I've been addicted ever since. He don't even watch it anymore so that's sort of ironic.

Mom
Because that show is just plain always humorous.

Kill Bill 1 & 2
She is just so kick ass.

The Shankshaw Redemption
I've probably watched this movie more than any other movie in my life.

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