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Dangerous Liaisons. (The 2005 version with Gus Mattox)

Please explain, Drew. Izzie can afford to live on her own now. Meredith's house is cluttered with people who are not herself. How can that be a good situation for her?

WorldTurns, I'm getting that SAME vibe about Erica Kahn. But her role is limited, right? So I doubt they'll explore her very obvious lesbian nature. As for Christina, I really couldn't tell why she tattled on Burke. It could go either way...personally, I think the fact that Burke was willing to do the surgery on his own was enough to get to her and make her realize the patient's life is in the now sub-par Preston Burke's hands. I really feel that she did it for the right reasons.

This upsets me like you have NO idea. BUY your own HOUSE, Izzie. NOW. Kick her out, Meredith. NOW.

I missed an episode so perhaps they resolved this on that one (not last night or last week). But what happened to Izzie's EIGHT MILLION DOLLAR CHECK?! That's the story I most care about here!!

Toadstool, PLEASE don't say that! THe BIGGEST thing I'm worried about on this show right now, the thing that keeps ME up at nights, is that Izzy's check will get torn, thrown away or otherwise ruined beyond repair, so that she can't deposit it. And that is NOT the story I want for this trailer girl. She deserves that money!!

Ooooooooooooooh. Thanks, Steve.

Oh, you said it! Merewhore returns! (And here I was thankful that the slut was juggling just two men). Anyway, can someone tell me how Merewhore became Merehigh on Thursday? My tape only started in after the first 20 minutes, I believe. All I know is she was high. But seriously, now she's a druggie?

Faer, I absolutely LOVE that nick name. "McSlut!" Ha!!! So true!!

OH, come on, Pest Spray, despite what some feminists might want people to believe just so women can have permission to bed 1,000 different men and the world can lose the double standard -- something that will NEVER happen because deep down, most people know promiscuity isn't something to brag about -- MereHO is a slut. She's also a skank.

Meredith's a slut. What more can I say? Well, okay, I WILL say that I loved her "I want to feel like a LADY" or whatever the line said. It was very old-school and very true of today's dating world. She spoke for probably EVERY woman with that one line. Hate that she's such a spread-her-legs-wide-open b i t c h but LOVED that very telling line.

"The Butcher's Wife" The Butcher's Wife (1991) A clairvoyant named Marina (Demi Moore) thinks she's met her husband-to-be (George Dzundza) because she's seen him in her dreams. They marry quickly, and return to the husband's ("the butcher"), home in the city. She has a big impact on everyone she meets by anticipating their questions and actions and advising them on their love life. Her interference then brings her into contact with the real man of her dreams (Jeff Daniels). -imdb.com It was a cute movie but the ending was a little too perfect. I'd watch it again because it can be a cute romantic dramedy, but...hmmm...I can't explain it. Thoughts?

Wait, this was true for America or Canada?

This time, I saw an old Lifetime flick with Suzanne Somers. "Exclusive." It was an A-MAZING thriller about a news anchor who has a stalker after her, a husband with a mysterios dangerous past and one HELL of a shocker that you just DO NOT see coming. I highly recommend that you ALL rent or buy it!! It'd be a GREAT date movie.

Always, I'm probably saying the wrong name. The female cop. Woman from Boston Public. The DIVIIIINE whatever her name is. She was in both movies.

So I've heard. And that BREAKS MY HEART because I'm told Reese finally came into her own.

I know, World Turns! Who would have thought it? Although the ending, when we see the killer, I must say, is a little ridiculous, lol. DO you think the killer pulled it off well? Or were they too over the top? Over all, I LOVED the film, do NOT get me wrong. I'm just wondering, was it a little campy toward the end?

Urban Legend.

Discussion on that crappy movie and not "Home Fries?" Has the world gone mad?!!

The last movie I (finally) saw was "Home Fries." Someone please, help me out here. For at least the first 45 minutes of the movie, I thought it took place in the 1950s or '60s. Nothing indicated otherwise. All the cars were old, the Burger-Matic looked ANCIENT compared to fast food restaurants today and no one were clothes that were particularly modern. Drew Barrymore's hair was also dated. Was this a deliberate trick on the filmmakers' part or was I missing something? The first time I noticed it was more contemporary was about an hour in, when a man pulled into the Burger-Matic with "Macarena" playing on his truck stereo. I was SHOCKED BEYOND BELIEF. Seriously. And of course, intrigued from that moment on. Great film!

Just saw "Dirty Dancing." I've seen it before but I JUST realized that the DIVINE Kelly Bishop is in that movie!!!