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Digital satellite TV used to be a rarity. But now, the conversion is taking place quickly. As more stations switch to digital, the quality of your satellite TV programs would improve. One good thing about digital is that the bandwidth can condense more programs, meaning there would be more repeat broadcasts at different timings. You can watch your favorite TV show and never worry about missing an episode.
Though he's won the fight, Lane retreats to his office feeling like a loser. Joan shows up with a bucket of ice to console him. With his bloody hand soaking in ice, Lane kisses Joan, who is slow to pull away. She rises and opens the office door, but returns. When he apologizes, wallowing in self-pity, she cuts him off saying that everyone in the office has dreamed of doing what he just did to Pete. Is her encouragement more than a collegial boost to a comrade's bruised ego? I doubt it.
Fresh Prince - Will Smith in his glory days. This is still hilarious show to watch and it's amazing to see where he came from and where he ended up. The Carlton dance never gets old.
Kate gets shot in all the gunfire, and Jack hauls her (moaning and screaming - "Auuuuuggggh!") into the sub. Everyone makes it just in time (Jack, Sawyer, Kate, Hurley, Sun, Jin, Sayid, and Lapidus), except for Crusty Claire and Fake Locke. Crusty Claire is howling about them leaving without her, and is REALLY ticked off, but Fake Locke holds her back and informs her that it's actually good that she isn't on that sub - she wouldn't want to be.
Watch Episode Usually the first episode of The Bachelorette feels a little like a frat party. Beefy guys all competing to make it into the frat (or into the girls pants heart.) This year was even worse than usual. Honestly, I did not like any of the suitors the show found for Des. I am not sure if it has to do with the lack of quality guys our age, yes we are about the same age, or if she just has horrible taste, but the quality was not there. Which leads me to wonder if our generation of guys is just not having the best time this decade. The economic downturn, emerging adulthood, or prolonged adolescence has made the men on the Bachelorette actually seem strangely familiar to me. But this is about Des so I will stick to the topic at hand.
How about Mike? His admission that he has bisexual preferences during the first episode shocked most of the housemates. As one of the biggest jocks in his school and the prom king, he seemed like he'd be one of the last to have these preferences. Will his lifestyle veer in one direction as opposed to the other during his time in DC?
The dragon slayer, of course, was the cry baby of the week, taking Boston Rob's position from the previous episode. Coach is a formidable doofus and the only thing he slays is his comedic punch lines for the show. They showed no romantic overtures between him and the black widow, so I'm assuming either they are downplaying it or it just didn't work out. I guess we will find out at the Reunion Show.
