24 SEASON 1
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RobertScorpio
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my daughter is VERY ditzy...but c'mon folks. I was seeing FRIDAY THE 13th movies when I was younger...so all this fuss over a fricking tV show is abit too much
Rob
Rob
I saw lots of stuff when I was 7 and 8 years old that could be equated to the "violence" seen on night-time TV today. It's not the violence/subjectmatter on the TV that effects kids it's how the parent deals with it or whether they are involved.
Me thinks TMoQH needs to pull the warp-core out of his ass and stop judging people's parenting skills based on what benign primetime network TV shows they let them watch, with their parents.
Right, the quality of a parent should be based solely on whether or not they let a child watch a TV show.
RobertScorpio
Pariah
Don't worry Rojohen. Most of these comments about my parenting skills no doubt come from those who don't have children. My son is a very mature kid, and hey, he loves Star Trek and DC COMICS, is a big time Chargers fan and his favorite show is LOST.
He amazed the comic book store owner last week while explaining why he, my 7 year old, thought Final Crisis was awful and how he thinks the pre-crisis era was the best...really...he said this. And his favorite character, outside of Hal Jordan, is the superman from earth two...
So he watches 24?
what I suggest these 'parenting' experts do is watch "THE OFFSPRING" episode of TNG, and pay attention.
Rob
He amazed the comic book store owner last week while explaining why he, my 7 year old, thought Final Crisis was awful and how he thinks the pre-crisis era was the best...really...he said this. And his favorite character, outside of Hal Jordan, is the superman from earth two...
So he watches 24?
what I suggest these 'parenting' experts do is watch "THE OFFSPRING" episode of TNG, and pay attention.
Rob
Okay, seriously this has to take the cake.
We had a poster who hated Enterprise with a passion yet watched every episode so he could proclaim how right he was and post about it more often than even the show's biggest fans.
We have posters who hated the new Star Trek movie in advance, watched it with the intent to hate every minute of it so they could tell everyone how right their self-fulfilling prophecies were, and with every achievement the movie makes these haters continue to move the goalpost back.
We had Jayson who posted numerous bizarre threads, including his internet adventures to lose his virginity, even if it was to pregnant girl who wanted a male-male-female threesome.
We had Good Will Riker and his amazing race card.
And now we have someone who apparently is the one and only authority on good parenting, and is judging someone else's parenting based solely on a kid (that the poster knows nothing about) being allowed to watch 24.
We had a poster who hated Enterprise with a passion yet watched every episode so he could proclaim how right he was and post about it more often than even the show's biggest fans.
We have posters who hated the new Star Trek movie in advance, watched it with the intent to hate every minute of it so they could tell everyone how right their self-fulfilling prophecies were, and with every achievement the movie makes these haters continue to move the goalpost back.
We had Jayson who posted numerous bizarre threads, including his internet adventures to lose his virginity, even if it was to pregnant girl who wanted a male-male-female threesome.
We had Good Will Riker and his amazing race card.
And now we have someone who apparently is the one and only authority on good parenting, and is judging someone else's parenting based solely on a kid (that the poster knows nothing about) being allowed to watch 24.
You knew "Naked Mandy"
was a cold bitch when she showed little emotion after they shot her lover..
Ok some but you'ld think she'd get back at them.
Michael Massee, who played Gaines, gives great villainy. Much as I love Heath Ledger's Joker, I'd really like to see Massee playing the role - he totally looks the part.
^ For copying the Joker's look?!
As I recall, they had made some "dummy" bullets that were real bullets with the powder removed, but the primer remained in. They fired the gun in an earlier scene which was enough to push the bullet into the chamber. Later on, using a blank, the exploding blank fired the bullet stuck in the chamber from the fired dummy bullet. So, yeah, not exactly a "real bullet", exactly, but the dummy round and the blank sort-of combined to make one.
Yeah, I knew that. I was being facetious. I'd forgotten that Massee was the actor involved though. I remember reading at the time that he was deeply traumatized by it.
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