Die Hard is the greatest Christmas movie ever. I don't think anyone can argue either.

Marv probably threatened to bite them so they backed off.

I really liked the Hitchcock one. It was really true to the Strangers on a Train story for the most part. The twist ending was good too because it really does not end like the movie. It was surely the most enjoyable part of the episode. It was also the only part I thought was well written. It didn't just end abruptly or stupidly.

I didn't even get that the third act was supposed to be Sweeney Todd. I thought it was closer to Phantom of the Opera.

Don't even get me started on the crap that was the spoof of 28 Days Later.

How about Tuesday nights? Except for the NCIS juggernaut on CBS, there is nothing on TV that is original. I would love for their to be a scripted comedy on to watch instead of reality tv like SYTYCD or DWTS and I bet several million people would agree.

I don't think you can ignore Modern Family and Cougar Town in this best new shows category. They are both incredibly funny single camera comedies. This just adds to the great ABC offerings this year.
Every other network did not put out anything different this year. All their new offerings are just the same as their old offerings. We don't need more doctor dramas, lawyer dramas or police dramas.

It was very unfortunate that Eli Stone got canceled. I agree that these last episodes have been some of the best. It is just too bad that many questions in the show will not get answered. ABC has not treated many of its shows about 20/30 somethings that are going through a change of life ordeal (see What About Brian and October Road just to name a few).

Unfortunately, Eli Stone had ratings similar to those other two series with roughly 5-7 million viewers a night, usually on that lower end. Compared to ABC's other dramas (Grey's Anatomy, Desperate Housewives, etc), 5 million viewers a night are not enough to keep a good show on the air, (but it seems like enough to keep According to Jim on the air for multiple seasons). Eli Stone will be missed, but this will free up Jonny Lee Miller to finally do a Hackers sequel.

I still watch every week. Unfortunately it is through DVR. The show is still really funny. I wish they would do more with the list. You can tell they are trying to wrap up the show a bit since it looks that it will probably get canceled from NBC. They wrapped up Crabman's past. Resolved a lot of issues with Joy. Randy has grown up a bit. Earl is still there. Notice how the infront mentioned the Weekend Update on Thursdays, taking My Name is Earl's spot. With NBC's reduced schedule, My Name is Earl will probably disappear. The best chance Earl has is that since it is produced by Fox, it could jump to another network. After Scrubs, jumping to another network is not uncommon. Several shows are talking about it this year.

This isn't the first time Jerry has produced a reality show for NBC. Don't forget he was a producer of MILF Island.

cnn.com, cbs.com, nbc.com, abc.com, cspan.com and many others are also streaming the event live. So you don't have to force yourself to watch Fox News if you don't want to.

Just what I need to start my Blu-Ray collection.