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Nikki Cox's upper lip has been bothering me since the season premiere, but now it's starting to creep me out every time they show her face.
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Her lips will explode in the cliffhanger of Las Vegas at the end of the season...just you wait! :D
It was a pretty good episode, kinda the same old same old tho, the first 2 seasons were much more focused and entertaining...and Big Ed does not seem to be as big a part of the show as he used to.... |
Las Vegas -- "Cash Springs Eternal" -- 03/31/06
"Cash Springs Eternal"
Spoiler:
Cast: James Caan, Josh Duhamel, Molly Sims, Nikki Cox, James Lesure, Vanessa Marcil, Robert Wagner, Hal Sparks, Brooke Burke, Cheryl Ladd. Producer(s): Gary Scott Thompson, Gardner Stern, Justin Falvey, Darryl Frank, Scott Steindorff. Original Airdate: March 31, 2006. |
I've started watching this again recently, so can't wait.
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Brooke Burke is a terrible actress, but loved how she situated her puppies in her last scene of the episode.
Robert Wagner's character coming onto Mary was a little too licivious, but can't blame the old man. Now, Mary's puppies looked to have a little more support than usual in this episode. The other subplots were all that interesting. |
Originally Posted by Patman
Brooke Burke is a terrible actress...
I miss watching her on Wild On! In regards to yesterday episode, it was just an okay episode for me. |
The photo of Mr. July was really gay. :lol:
I loved it when Ed was getting all emotional with Dr. <strike>Phil</strike> Paul (Hal Sparks)... he was putting on the best performance of his life. rotfl ... just one thing bothered me. If there aren't any cameras in the suites, then why didn't the robber just climb out of the vents, take what he wanted and leave the same way? |
sam looks hotter and hotter every episode! :)
and brooke burke was hot too in this eps |
Danny gets another roll with Delinda from the previews...not a bad way to spend an afternoon!! :)
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Las Vegas -- "All Quiet on the Montecito Front" -- 04/07/06
"All Quiet on the Montecito Front"
Spoiler:
Cast: James Caan, Josh Duhamel, Molly Sims, Nikki Cox, James Lesure, Vanessa Marcil, Cheryl Ladd, Shawn Christian, Dean Cain. Producer(s): Gary Scott Thompson, Gardner Stern, Justin Falvey, Darryl Frank, Scott Steindorff. Original Airdate: April 7, 2006. |
:up: Lyle
"If you want to work here, I suggest that you stop calling me Mr. Ed." rotfl |
That was a pretty funny episode. Loved the paintball 'competition.'
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I wish they would have shot Mary in the lips.
They really need to continue w/ Danny/Delinda's sexual trysts just so they can keep putting her in certain outfits. Wow. Sam hit Sarasvati in the face. :lol: |
Originally Posted by B.A.
They really need to continue w/ Danny/Delinda's sexual trysts just so they can keep putting her in certain outfits. Wow.
The new security guard has been on a lot of shows lately, including HBO's Big Love. |
Originally Posted by IDrinkMolson
Yeah, I'm not a huge fan of Molly Sims, but she looked incredible.
The new security guard has been on a lot of shows lately, including HBO's Big Love. |
Originally Posted by TheMovieman
Now, was he the one Mike helped out a couple episodes ago get a job at the fast food joint (after nabbing a security tape) or am I confusing him with someone else?
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Originally Posted by TheMovieman
Now, was he the one Mike helped out a couple episodes ago get a job at the fast food joint (after nabbing a security tape) or am I confusing him with someone else?
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Isn't "Lyle" on "Big Love"?
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Originally Posted by Patman
Isn't "Lyle" on "Big Love"?
http://www.hbo.com/biglove/cast/acto...on_miller.html A native of Minnesota, Joel McKinnon Miller began to act in high school and then went on to study opera and theatre at the University of Minnesota — Duluth. After college, Joel was invited to join John Houseman's The Acting Company, a classical theatre touring company out of New York. For three years, he toured the U.S. performing in plays which included "Much Ado About Nothing," "As You Like It," "A New Way to Pay Old Debts" and the world premiere of "Orchards," a collection of Seven Chekhov short stories adapted into one-act plays by American playwrights such as David Mamet, Michael Weller, and Samm-Art Williams. After touring, he continued to work off-Broadway at The Public Theatre, Classical Stage Company and in regional theatres such as The Hartford Stage Company, and The Folger Shakespeare Theatre in Washington D.C. In 1991, Joel moved to Los Angeles and made his television debut as a guest star on the #1-rated show of that time, "Murphy Brown." Joel has a variety of film and TV appearances to his credit, including films such as "The Truman Show," "Friday After Next," "The Family Man," and in "After the Sunset," among others. Some of Joel's numerous television guest star roles include "Deadwood," "Curb Your Enthusiasm," "Six Feet Under," "Boston Legal," "Las Vegas," "Everybody Loves Raymond," and "Cold Case." |
good episode, Delina is sooo smokin, Sam is soooo cute
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Rumour has it that:
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Sarasvati needs more screen time.
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Originally Posted by Snowmaker
Sarasvati needs more screen time.
Originally Posted by B.A.
Sam hit Sarasvati in the face. :lol:
Just watched this tonight. I really hope the ratings have maintained during the move. This show is similar to Boston Legal for me - light-hearted and enjoyable (but without the agendas). And other than the hot fantasy situation above, Sam's sarcasm makes her even MORE attractive. |
I used to be all about Mary, but her lips scare me now.
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