WOW! That didn’t take long!
GET YOUR GROOVE ON, MJ!
WOW! That didn’t take long!
A new Weekly Feature!
I actually pay someone to scour what is on all the channels and then create me a list of the many, many different shows I may want to watch. Then I agree or disagree with their discoveries. Obviously, not all of these shows will be watched this week. Some of them will never be watched– as I often wait for 6-8 weeks before I start watching any new show (unless it is expeditious or important for me to watch it earlier… Or it stars Rhona Mitra or Kim Delaney). I want to make certain some network crank doesn’t cancel their fledgling offering just as I’m getting into it. Other shows– especially a lot of reality shows– I will wait until the whole damn thing is over… So I can skim quickly through and only hit the parts that interest me.
It pays to have 5 DVRs in the house.
You may want to use this list to remind yourself what is on or to find something new you may want to watch. Get some benefit out of it!
The funny thing is… The only two shows (other than Rescue Me) I am looking forward to this week?
WIPEOUT & PITCHMEN

View at your own peril
Sunday 8/22
Ice Road Truckers
True Blood
Hung
Entourage
Big Brother 12
Rubicon
Mad Men
Leverage
The Gates
Army Wives
Monday 8/23
The Closer
Weeds
Lie to Me
Tuesday 8/24
White Collar
Covert Affairs
Warehouse 13
Memphis Beat
Wipeout
Rescue Me
Wednesday 8/25
Dark Blue
Big Brother 12
Masterchef
Thursday 8/26
Pitchmen
Burn Notice
Royal Pains
Big Brother 12
Rookie Blue
Project Runway
Friday 8/27
NASCAR Truck Series
Eureka
Haven
Pillars of the Earth
Saturday 8/28
Being Human
(This list does not include my daily Countdown, AOTS and Craig Ferguson addictions.)
WEEKEND BOX OFFICE
America is finally figuring out that the CRAPTASTIC DUO of Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer make horrendously shitty movies.

Codgers Rule Again!
1. The Expendables (Lionsgate) $17,200,000
2. Vampires Suck (Fox) $12,500,000
3. Lottery Ticket (Warner Bros) $11,500,000
4. Eat, Pray Love (Sony) $11,400,000
5. Piranha 3D (Dimension) $10,100,000
6. The Other Guys (Sony) $9,700,000
7. The Switch (Miramax) $8,900,000
8. Nanny McPhee Returns (Universal) $8,400,000
9. Inception (Warner Bros) $8,200,000
10. Scott Pilgrim vs. the World (Universal) $5,100,000