I'll be honest: when I first glanced at the press material for RiP: A remix manifesto I was filled with dread.
This week: the team deals with a patient whose death was predicted by a cat and the economic recession really hits home for Dr. Taub.
The Patient
This week's patient is the amazing, incomparable Judy Greer. She's the head of nursing in an old folks home.
This week: The continuing saga of the Riggins brothers and their women troubles um, continues. Matt has to balance being the man in his house with playing a new position on the team and his college aspirations, and Tyra finds out just how hard it is to be a rodeo clown.
Riggins is back from New York, just in time to find the front end of his truck smashed in.
A skeleton is found at the bottom of an ocean cliff by some bungee-jumping newlyweds. B&B determine that he was not a bungee jumper, and that he was thrown over after he was already dead.
At the Jeffersonian, our intern of the week, Mr. Useless Trivia sees the victim's skin "moving".
There are 66 seals that Lilith needs to precipitate the breaking of...now we are back on track with that story line. Hell on earth needs to be averted and it is much more serious than just depriving me of my coffee in the morning.
What brings our boys to this case is a town where people are not dying.
Liz has gone shopping to a new Department store on 5th Avenue and she is excited about the things she bought. She is holding 2 huge bags full of plastic containers destined to organize her life.
Interview: Heroes star James Kyson Lee talks about the return of Bryan Fuller and where the show is headed
Posted by: Paul Little • March 17, 2009 @ 6:39am
You may not know his name, but if you've watched the NBC show Heroes over the last four seasons, you definitely know who James Kyson Lee is. As Hiro's best friend Ando, Lee has often been the voice of reason to Hiro, the "normal" sidekick friend to the guy with the superpowers.
Interview: Andy Samberg, Jorma Taccone, and Akiva Schaffer of The Lonely Island
Posted by: Paul Little • March 17, 2009 @ 5:39am
The Lonely Island -- the comedy collective featuring Saturday Night Live star Andy Samberg and SNL writers Jorma Taccone and Akiva Schaffer -- recently released an album featuring a mix of past SNL Digital Shorts and a host of new songs (many with guest vocals from stars like Jack Black and Norah Jones).
Have you ever wondered what would happen if you microwaved someone's head . . .
This week, the team treats a man who has a brain problem that is making him say whatever comes to mind out loud. It's sort of like how House is all the time, except this guy has something wrong with his brain to blame it on.
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