DAMN, GIRL. You’s a sexy bitch.
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Yes, I can see her.
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'Cause every girl in here wanna be her.
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Oh, she's a diva.
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DAMN, GIRL. You’s a sexy bitch.
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15 steps later, you’re a man. It’s that fucking simple.
Arrested Development and Veronica Mars are getting the re-vamp treatment. So, what show should be next?!
By "canceled," I don't mean that they ran for eight seasons then ended. Or just ended. I mean a network either abruptly decided not to renew, or there were so many creative differences that it couldn't go on, and was then canceled. OK, you've been warned!
When it went off the air: Canceled in 2002, just three months after the first episode aired.
Why it was canceled: When Fox pulled the plug, it was ranked 125th in the Nielsen ratings and averaged 4.48 million viewers. So, yeah, the ratings blew, but it remains a cult classic.
Potential for revival, on a scale of 1-10: 8, but not as a TV show. Serenity was a film spinoff of the series, and creator Joss Whedon has alluded to the idea that there may be another installment coming. Ya know, after he's done with a zillion other things.
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When it went off the air: In 2004, after two seasons.
Why it was canceled: Creator Bryan Fuller, who left after five episodes into Season 1, stated that the show was terminated because of "a loss of quality and a sense the problems would continue."
Potential it could be revived, on a scale of 1-10: -5. Aside from the fact that it sounded like a poor work environment on set, Mandy Patinkin is currently booked on Homeland, and a film version of the show was released in 2009. It's dead... like me, after realizing it won't ever come back.
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When it went off the air: In 2000 on NBC, after airing only twelve episodes of the eighteen episode order. A fan campaign persuaded NBC to air three additional episodes, and the series was aired in full on Fox Family during syndication.
Why it was canceled: Freaks and Geeks was ranked 93rd in the ratings race. Hey, it's better than 94th... right?
Potential it could be revived, on a scale of 1-10: 0. The unofficial spinoff was a show called Undeclared, which centered around college freshmen, and was also canceled after one season. But they did have a photoshoot reunion in 2012, if that's any consolation.
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Including the cutest cat GIF ever.
Seriously, is it 1994 again?!
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“The Middle” taught us everything we needed to know about how to have a happy and fulfilling life.
Don’t worry, guys, it’s a joke.
By some miracle of the universe, you finally got a job interview!!! ZOMG. Now comes the hard part.
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It’s scientifically proven there’s nothing better than a pink puppy belly. If you can get through this post without touching your screen, you might want to get your soul checked.
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You voted — here are the results.
With 184 "FAB" votes.
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With 227 "FAB" votes.
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The answer may surprise you.
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Working above 1,700 feet in the air!
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Learn them, love them, loathe them. Which one are you?
They showed up at least 48 hours ago with a tent, a grill, and lawn chairs. They will regale anyone within hearing distance of their courageous exploits against theater management and fire marshals.
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Dude, it's the opening weekend of one of the most anticipated films of the year. You can't pull the "crack the exit" maneuver tonight. Abort! Abort!
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They don't have any idea what they're doing, but with a little tin foil, some Goodwill clothes, and a lot of heart, they're giving it their all. Bless them.
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These people took a soldering class at the YMCA and are test driving a costume which lights up with LEDs and has moving parts. They can't sit down but WHO CARES OMG LOOK HOW SWEET THIS ROTATING WRIST GUN IS!
Meanwhile, The Hangover Part III pretty much bombed.
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It's hard to fully comprehend the feat that Vin Diesel and The Rock just accomplished. A pair of walking, talking, winking, completely bald, six foot tall human biceps, they have put a middling relic of a franchise about cars (no, not aliens pretending to be cars, a la Transformers, but just cars) on their backs and carried it to the top tier of Hollywood.
Buckle up for this: in a three day opening weekend, Fast and Furious 6 has nabbed $98.3 million. And because we're in a four day Memorial Day Weekend, it's projected to reach $119 million. That is absolutely bonkers, and here's why.
Fast has outlasted video game, comic book and tons of YA adaptations, and put movies out on a consistent basis, unlike nostalgia-fueled flicks like the Rocky franchise. Really, its only true peer is none other than the Harry Potter saga.
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Also launched in 2001, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets was an instant smash, earning nearly $1 billion worldwide. That far dwarves The Fast and the Furious's $207 million, and really, none of the numbers over the years are very comparable. But it has skyrocketed in profitability over the years, and so Fast is right on par with Harry Potter, start to finish, a product of organic growth and its own pure iron will.
You may not realize it, but there are lots of thematic and character similarities here (see: The Hero With a Thousand Faces). First off, we have the noble protagonist, born into cruel and unfair conditions, with a difficult family history. Dominic Toretto, meet Harry Potter.
For the plucky best friend and his love interest, we have a little bit of a twist. In the first film, Paul Walker's Brian O'Conner was the cop, a good guy but also an antagonist since everyone loves anti-hero Dom. They'd end up being best friends, and Brian fell in love with his BFF's little sister (Jordana Brewster), while Dom was devoted to the strong-willed, no-bullshit female lead Letty (Michelle Rodriguez).
Basically, it means that Dom and Brian swapped archetype ladies with Harry and Ron Weasley, since Mr. Lightning Forehead was the one romancing the little sister (Ginny) and Freckles ended up with the leading lady (Hermione).
There is also the powerful antagonist-turned-ally (The Rock is more or less Snape) and even an all-controlling baddie (Luke Evans and He Who Must Not Be Named) whose schemes are always one step ahead.
There's no real Dumbledore, but let's just give Ludacris that role, since they're both sarcastic and also really good with coming up with last minute technical magic.
Harry Potter is filled with quirky humor and earnest drama, but the Fast franchise is something different entirely. It is absolutely not a parody, but it pulls off the impressive feat of being entirely self-aware of its unintentional hilarity. And it's filled with obvious one liners, sentimental cliches, applause line punches and hang times only possible on the moon. And they all work.
Of course, other series have made more money, but even those ended before six films or were rebooted — see Spider-Man and Transformers for starters. Their trajectories are really entirely opposite of what Fast has accomplished.
Your childhood: RUINED.
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“Reagan couldn’t have made it.”
Former Republican Senate Majority Leader and 1996 GOP presidential nominee Bob Dole slammed the Republican Party on Fox News Sunday this week. Dole said the current party wouldn't welcome himself, Reagan, or Nixon and should go over their party policy.
"I think they ought to put a sign on the national committee doors that says 'closed for repairs' until New Year's Day next year and spend that time going over ideas and positive agendas," Dole said when asked about the state of today's Republicans.
Dole also said he doubted he could make it in today's party.
"I doubt it," Dole said. "Reagan couldn't have made it. Certainly Nixon could not have made it because he had ideas. We might have made it, but I doubt it."
This must be what hell feels like.
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Attendees wouldn’t let a court ban or anti-gay demonstrators stand in the way of making history.
This is to(o) funny.
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