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*Blink* Maybe you should talk to Kathy about that, she seems to indicate that she likes wrestling.;)

Because how do you wrestle Christmas decorations?

From your resident Canadian wannabe.

Don't mind Mike, Jonathan, he likes to rub salt in people's wounds.

"Vacation"? What is this "vacation" you speak of? I've never heard of this "vacation" business...?

Wow! Way to go Kevin! Congratulations!

Season One Episode Number 6: "Yankee Doodle Doctor" Writers: Laurence Marks Director: Lee Philips Original Airdate: October 22, 1972 Episode Overview: Special Services sent to Korea Lieutenant Dwayne William Bricker, a movie director! The man who could possibly turn Korea into a new...

I'm not really anticipating 2008 just yet... main because it always seem like any year that ends in an even number turns out to be an awful year for me (2006, 2004, 2002, etc)... but I don't know, 2007 wasn't really all that good year either, so maybe the cycle is changing?

No it's not; the movie theater screen is a wide screen, and has no black bars that draw your focus away from the movie. And don't swear at me!

Season One Episode Number 5: "The Moose" Writers: Laurence Marks Director: Hy Averback Original Airdate: October 15, 1972 Episode Overview: After a long session in O.R., the gang at the 4077th receive a visit from a sergeant named Baker; accompanying him is his female Korean servant...

Bad news Drtooth: Ratatouille comes in widescreen only, including the set packaged with Wal-Mart's special bonus DVD featuring Food Network stars. And it's in that widescreen format where the black bars take up two thirds of the picture! :grouchy: :grouchy: :grouchy:

Aw, I love Ernest, period. This is one sweet DVD set: those old commercials he did during the 1980s are so funny, and there's a whole slue of them and then some in this set... so many if fact, I removed any of them from my favorites list on YouTube, and then I'm going to flag them for copyright...

Yeah, and let me tell you, I've run out of room in my shelf!

Whoooooooooeeeeeeee, did I get a lot of cool presents (and some surprises too) this year! Here's a complete list of what all I got this year... Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery on DVD Austin Powers in Goldmember on DVD It's a Very, Merry Muppet Christmas Movie on DVD...

Mares eat oats and does eat oats and little lambs eat ivy!

I opened tonight's "only one present tonight" Christmas Eve present, and was pleasantly surprised to receive the complete first season of Leave it to Beaver in a special edition metal lunchbox boxed set!

I don't know, because M*A*S*H, I Love Lucy, The Munsters, and The Brady Bunch, to name a few, are all out on DVD completely, and they're still on TV Land's regular schedule (though it seems like the latter two are taken off and put back on a lot).

Aw crap, I forgot the ability to change font size has been disabled! That's kind of stupid, if you ask me, it actually can come in quite handy at times!

Season One Episode Number 4: "Chief Surgeon Who?" Writers: Larry Gelbart Director: E.W. Swackhamer Original Airdate: October 8, 1972 Episode Overview: Frank isn't fond of Hawkeye and Trapper: he isn't too fond of how the spend their spare time just sitting around and drinking gin, and...

Season One Episode Number 3: "Requiem for a Lightweight" Writers: Robert Klane Director: Hy Averback Original Airdate: October 1, 1972 Episode Overview: Trivia, Goofs, and Other Observations: - Although this is the third episode of Season One, it was actually the eighth one...