I don't think you know what plagiarism is. It's certainly not copying with the express permission of the original creators.

There are rate exceptions in fox's news coverage where the liberal side is briefly, fairly represented, but it I the acception not the rule. MSNBC's regular news reporting is definitely has a general liberal tilt, but conservatives often get the opportunity to speak their mind. And MSNBC's opinion shows do no have th same problem with truth telling that FOX's pundits regularly do. Their opinion at least has a root basis in reality, and they regularly push back against Democrats when they refuse to show backbone (an all too common phenomenon). Fox news, whether it is a opinion show or a "news" show, very rarely pushes against Republican politicians on anything.

While Leno's ratings are down from his premiere week (I'm pretty sure that was a given), his ratings haven't really gone down too much since. And he is regularly beating a couple scripted shows a week.

I can't believe I am defending Jay Leno, just the thought of it puts a bad taste in my mouth, but the nonsensical doom and gloom attitude that most people seem to have about the Jay Leno Show is just ridiculous.

I'm pretty sure it is a given that when you work with Patinkin, he will not stick around for the long haul. I don't think he has ever stayed with a show for more than a couple years. It wasn't like he left CBS in the lurch. That's just the way he rolls.

I agree about not putting it on a Monday, but Friday is never a good move for a show, ever. Wednesday I would think would be better.

You know how wrong you are about the Cleaner. It is a great show. One of the best on TV. Far more compelling than any ridiculous reality show.

That was supposed to be funny? Juvenile, moronic sexual humor? That made Judd Apatow's worst movie look like Shakespeare.

Seriously, my opinion of you has absolutely plummeted. You can't seriously be suggesting that anyone should watch this show for enjoyment?

I would be quite a dick if I said that. Thankfully, I didn't. I like the show and enjoy it. But I also have the appropriate taste to recognize its objective quality, and lament the fact that much, much better shows never made it to a second season, much less a third.

It might have been better if someone who wasn't quite such an ardent fan of the show interviewed Ball. Just a thought.

True Blood is a good, occasionally very good show. That's it. It absolutely does not deserve the record ratings it is getting, and it makes me so mad to think of the many, many much better shows that were cancelled before their time.

Perhaps you have heard of a concept called sarcasm. Try it out sometime, I think you'll find it quite useful.

Regardless, if you actually watched Fox News, you would agree 100% with my sentiment.