FYI, Amazon's got similar deals on a lot of the same DVD's. But it does look like they're taking a long time to ship...I got Spaceballs for $2, but it's not supposed to arrive until after Christmas.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.html/ref=amb_link_86045951_1?ie=UTF8&docId=1000452571&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_s=right-1&pf_rd_r=0R2NPGDQZ8ETTB7MYDPJ&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_p=501018391&pf_rd_i=12917411

They forgot to add "pouty-pants" as an extra X in their column.

By the way, I find the newer versions of TouchFlo/Manila to be much more interesting than the new Windows Mobile 6.5 UI. One new piece of eyecandy is the weather animations taking place on the home tab...i.e clouds rolling by or raindrops rolling down the screen.

If you have a Sprint TP2, it's quite easy to get 6.5 via several custom ROMs already (I'm running MightyROM with WinMo 6.5 right now without issues). Some of them are quite polished, others use newer versions and are more unstable. If you're not into messing with your phone like that, you can wait for the official ROM since we know it is coming. Either way, there's alternatives and the official release always means waiting longer.

Good points...this series has definitely been a disappointment given the cast they have. I've been hoping it just needed some time to develop, but unfortunately that's looking more and more unlikely.

Speaking of Seinfeld, the part with Denise Handicap commenting on how she didn't know Larry was bald was also reminiscent of when George was wearing a toupee and found out the girl he was dating was bald in "The Beard".

"I know the day after I actually buy a TP2, HTC will announce the HD2 pro or the TP2 HD or what not."

Yeah, and a year later you'll be able to get it from US carriers :P

Great review! You're absolutely right that this episode nailed the fundamentals of the show dead-on. Other episodes have been hilarious, but when you keep the characters in their elements, it's even better.

By the way, the title sequence (and music) won them an Emmy.

If you liked this scene, you should read The Killing Joke...it's the 1988 comic book that Heath Ledger was given due to its discussion of the psychology between Batman and the Joker.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Batman:_The_Killing_Joke