Last night was the last episode of Rome. ever. This was by far the best show I have ever seen. Too bad it cost a gazillion dollars per episode to make, otherwise I think HBO would have made a couple more seasons. If you didn't have the pleasure of seeing Rome, go buy/rent/netflix the first season and wait for season two to come out. Also, no more new Battlestar Galactica until 2008. Oh well, I've got the last few episodes of the Sopranos to look forward to.

Rome is the best show on TV. That is all.

Lost Secrets Revealed Online: Fans of ABC's hit SF series Lost who played this summer's alternate-reality game The Lost Experience got a big payoff if they stuck with it: the secret to Hurley's numbers (4, 8, 15, 16, 23 and 42) and revelations about the Dharma Initiative and the Hanso Foundation.

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I can't wait for LOST to start up again. Brand new LOST and Battlestar Galactica in the same week in October makes up a little for losing my beloved Deadwood. At least I've got the Battlestar Galactica webisodes to tide me over until then.

"South Park" duo get animated about censorship: "So there are two things we can't do on Comedy Central: show Muhammad or Tom Cruise," Trey Parker said. "We didn't do any press because we were just going to get in a pissing war with Tom Cruise, and we didn't want to be in the same article as that guy. We picked the wrong guy to parody because we're going to be asked about this for years."

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Actor Fred 'Rerun' Berry Dies at Age 52 (AP): AP - Fred Berry, the bulb-shaped, squeaky-voiced actor famous for playing red-beret-wearing Rerun on the 1970s TV sitcom "What's Happening!", has died at age 52, police said Wednesday.

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My heartfelt condolences go out to Rog, Duane, and Dee.