Ah man, just when I had my list of movies (61, by the way) that I wanted to review I am bombarded with more topic options. You guessed it my friends, Doogie Howser, M.D. season 1 is now out on DVD and Netflix has it. Not only is Doogie now available, but also out are: Growing Pains, 21 Jump Street, Family Ties (apparently only on video... but that just means the DVD has to be in the works), Punky Brewster, The Cosby Show, Fresh Prince, In Living Color, Night Court, and Three's Company. I have not yet been able to find The Facts of Life...I guess for some reason there is not a huge demand (heh). All of these options will not be good for any socal life that I hoped to have. Who am I kidding? I didn't really have one in the first place. However, one saving grace is that not all of these are available on Netflix (or DVD) at this time. Another is that I have yet to find copies of 3-2-1 Contact and The Bloodhound Gang available in any format. Man I loved that show (shut up I know I am a dork. I liked Square One too; I hung out at the library; and I ate granola bars in the park with my friends after dark. Want to make something of it? I thought not.) Hopefully I will be able to pace myself. Although, I think I may have bitten off more than I can chew...
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Come and knock on our door! We've been waiting for you! Heh. Is it wrong to admit I've never actually seen 21 Jump Street? Anyway, I guess we'll see you this summer after you've dug your way through all these movies.
Dude, you obviously think more of myself than I do. I'm thinking if I am a) lucky and b) diligent in keeping this thing up that I will be done with the movie portion in 2.5 years... that is if I don't get side-tracked with TV shows and music.
I LOVE 3-2-1 Contact!
Contact, is the answer, to the reason, why does everything happen? 3-2-1 Contact!
Did you ever watch that show, what was it called..."Hi. My name is Monday. My partner's name is Friday..." I used to watch a lot of PBS. :)
Fitz - That is totally part of Square One... it was called Mathnet. They are why I still remember Fibonacci.
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