What are You watching?

[Natalia Evans]

South Park, the new episode finally I missed.

[Calandale]

For lucifer. 

[Natalia Evans]

Clarissa Explains it all

[Natalia Evans]

A boring boring movie. Where's Spokane? I'm waiting for the scenes.

[Parts]

Mega Disasters

[Callaway]

Right now, the Moon. 

Before, something about the 1918 Influenza pandemic with an Indian scientist who thinks that it was caused by comet debris falling to earth, although his view is not shared by many other scientists.

Next, Frontline:  "Cheney's Law" on PBS.  Looks like it will be interesting.

[Parts]

Right now, the Moon. 

Before, something about the 1918 Influenza pandemic with an Indian scientist who thinks that it was caused by comet debris falling to earth, although his view is not shared by many other scientists.

Next, Frontline:  "Cheney's Law" on PBS.  Looks like it will be interesting.

watched both of the first two tonight the Moon came back on at 2am

[Natalia Evans]

Benny & Joon

[Calandale]

Benny & Joon

What's the longest you've gone
without watching it, since you were
addicted?

[Natalia Evans]

A year.

[Parts]

rehab may be in order

[Callaway]

Right now, the Moon. 

Before, something about the 1918 Influenza pandemic with an Indian scientist who thinks that it was caused by comet debris falling to earth, although his view is not shared by many other scientists.

Next, Frontline:  "Cheney's Law" on PBS.  Looks like it will be interesting.

watched both of the first two tonight the Moon came back on at 2am

What did you think of them?

Here is a synopsis of the "Cheney's Law" one, which I found very interesting:

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/cheney/etc/synopsis.html

You can even watch the whole show online, if you want to.

[Natalia Evans]

South park

[Parts]

Right now, the Moon. 

Before, something about the 1918 Influenza pandemic with an Indian scientist who thinks that it was caused by comet debris falling to earth, although his view is not shared by many other scientists.

Next, Frontline:  "Cheney's Law" on PBS.  Looks like it will be interesting.

watched both of the first two tonight the Moon came back on at 2am

What did you think of them?

Here is a synopsis of the "Cheney's Law" one, which I found very interesting:

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/cheney/etc/synopsis.html

You can even watch the whole show online, if you want to.

I liked them both very interesting but then again I liked the movies when I was in school too.  Most of the TV I watch is along these lines. Going to watch "Cheney's Law" now online. Watched it perhaps it should be President Cheney instead of Vise  President he's been waiting a long time for this and found his man in Bush

[Callaway]

Right now, the Moon. 

Before, something about the 1918 Influenza pandemic with an Indian scientist who thinks that it was caused by comet debris falling to earth, although his view is not shared by many other scientists.

Next, Frontline:  "Cheney's Law" on PBS.  Looks like it will be interesting.

watched both of the first two tonight the Moon came back on at 2am

What did you think of them?

Here is a synopsis of the "Cheney's Law" one, which I found very interesting:

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/cheney/etc/synopsis.html

You can even watch the whole show online, if you want to.

I liked them both very interesting but then again I liked the movies when I was in school too.  Most of the TV I watch is along these lines. Going to watch "Cheney's Law" now online. Watched it perhaps it should be President Cheney instead of Vise  President he's been waiting a long time for this and found his man in Bush

Yes, exactly.  It looks to me like Cheney and David Addington set Bush up to be his puppet dictator.

For three decades Vice President Dick Cheney conducted a secretive, behind-closed-doors campaign to give the president virtually unlimited wartime power. Finally, in the aftermath of 9/11, the Justice Department and the White House made a number of controversial legal decisions. Orchestrated by Cheney and his lawyer David Addington, the department interpreted executive power in an expansive and extraordinary way, granting President George W. Bush the power to detain, interrogate, torture, wiretap and spy -- without congressional approval or judicial review.