Terry’s only sin that morning, he says, is that he was perfect.
Esquire magazine came out with a story today on one Terry Kneiss, a man who got the showcase showdown on The Price is Right EXACTLY right. He’s the only contestant to ever do that. Naturally, there is more than one plausible conspiracy theory behind the perfect score. It’s a good read, and it explains why Drew Carey seems to want to add “you son of a bitch asshole” to his unexcited announcement of history being made.
As far as season finales go, this one did leave us guessing. Are Leonard and Penny always going to be on and off? Has Sheldon found his perfect match? How did we get to these questions? Would you like to find out?
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I have to say I’m a little confused by this episode. The second to last of the season and we get some fluff piece about how the elevator broke? I am not impressed Chuck Lorre.
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Romantic comedies are total garbage. A good example of this would be Just Like Heaven, a 2005 film where Mark Ruffalo has to help Reese Witherspoon out of her coma with the help of an out-of-body Reese Witherspoon, who he naturally falls in love with in the process. There was no attempt at building any actual chemistry between the two characters, it didn’t bother straying from formula at all and didn’t even secure the rights to The Cure song “Just Like Heaven.” Just like awful is more like it. How do I know this? Because I watched most of it the other night when it was on television. Read more…
It is all coming together for the Villains, right? They’re dominating but my god do they bicker like children. Hopefully they crack, hopefully my lone Hero can squeak on through. We shall see…
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They’re going a little insane with the ship theme here in the show titles, eh. So Danielle is gone and surely Parvati is mad. Let’s see.
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This episode was one of the better ones of the season, if only because it made me learn a lot about myself. I may be revealing too much here, but here at SUIO the person who does a write-up of an episode also picksout and posts the screencap. So tonight I had to choose between an image of New York Times crossword editor Will Shortz, or an image of Josh Radnor with Arianna Huffington, director Peter Bogdanovich and master thespian Michael York. Or of a robot fighting a wrestler. Well, you can see what I picked. Read more…
It’s the final leg which means they return to the States to finish the race. What is amazing to me is how they still encounter the same problems, getting directions, bad cab drivers, etc. here. So maybe this puts their problems into perspective abroad. It isn’t so much a language barrier, it’s an issue that plagues every country, people just don’t know shit.
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I normally simultaneously write and watch because reality shows are so linear, easy to get through. Wasn’t feeling so hot though, so I watched it and got so excited at the end I couldn’t wait to write this out! I called it! I called it all!
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