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EndLine

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  1. *acts suprised*
  2. can't wait for next years class
  3. ABC has canceled its spy drama "Alias," according to an announcement Wednesday by Stephen McPherson, president of ABC Entertainment. The show, which stars Jennifer Garner as CIA agent Sydney Bristow, will end its five-season run in May 2006. ABC already had scheduled a broadcast hiatus due to Ms. Garner's maternity leave. The network's summer reality hit "Dancing With the Stars" will return for a second cycle beginning Thursday, Jan. 5, at 8 p.m. (ET), airing in the time period "Alias" has occupied this season. "Alias" is scheduled to return to the network's lineup with original episodes in the spring and finish out its run at the end of the TV season. The series' producers vowed in the announcement to end the series in a way that honors all of the disparate elements of the show. Creator J.J. Abrams designed the show as a "spy adventure, family drama and love story that contained deeper mythological elements," executive producer Jeff Pinkner said in the announcement. "We wrap up the story of Sydney Bristow in a surprising and, we think, thrilling way," Mr. Pinkner said. "Alias" was created by Mr. Abrams, who executive produces the series along with Ken Olin, Mr. Pinkner, Jesse Alexander and Jeffrey Bell. The series, which is filmed in Los Angeles and premiered Sept. 30, 2001, is from Touchstone Television. In addition to Ms. Garner, "Alias" stars Victor Garber as Jack Bristow, Ron Rifkin as Arvin Sloane, Carl Lumbly as Marcus Dixon, Kevin Weisman as Marshall Flinkman, Balthazar Getty as Thomas Grace, Rachel Nichols as Rachel Gibson and %C9;lodie Bouchez as Ren%E9;e Rienne. "Alias" has received seven Emmy Awards, and Ms. Garner won a Golden Globe Award in 2002 for her leading role.
  4. i pictured it to be much more different than MaXx's.
  5. xbox has been officially released... mad rush of people running towards the xbox 360 as of this post.
  6. this is going to be all over the late night shows!
  7. I'm sure the majority of us would like to play in front of large crowds...
  8. EndLine replied to a post in a topic in Off-Topic
    Players can actually hear you during the game.
  9. EndLine replied to a post in a topic in Off-Topic
    Better chance at getting autographs
  10. i don't think the Rangers will trade away some pitching prospects...
  11. I may be the minority here but I like this trade...
  12. if LOST does 2 weeks of reruns again, I'll kill myself. You can always get someone to knock you out and go into a coma for two weeks... :whistle Might as well dub it the JJ Abrams' block. Might as well call every day of the week Bruckheimerday... Mondays: CSI: Miami Tuesdays: The Amazing Race Wednesday: CSI: NY Thursday: CSI Without A Trace Fridays: Close To Home Saturdays: CSI reruns Sundays: Cold Case ...same show... different names :plain
  13. "Alias" has never enjoyed better ratings than it did last season, when it followed "Lost" in ABC's Wednesday lineup. The network will re-create that pairing for a couple of weeks next month. Unfortunately for "Alias," in at least one of those weeks "Lost" will be a repeat, meaning it won't get the benefit of a huge lead-in. The temporary schedule switch will happen Dec. 7 and 14, with "Alias" taking the place of "Invasion," which was set for a run of repeats, at 10 p.m. ET both nights. "Lost" is scheduled to air a rerun on the 7th; ABC hasn't announced whether the Dec. 14 episode will be new or old. Just what will replace "Alias" on Thursday, Dec. 8 hasn't been finalized. The following week, ABC will air the movie "The Santa Clause" at 8 p.m. ET. ABC's attempt to gain a stronger Thursday-night foothold by moving "Alias" there this fall hasn't yielded very strong results. After an okay start, the show has faded some in the Nielsens and is averaging only about 7 million viewers per week. It's also struggling in the key adults 18-49 demographic, sometimes finishing as low as fifth out of six networks in its time period. Its lead-out, "Night Stalker," fared even worse and has been cancelled after six episodes.
  14. If I Had A Hammer During Sex
  15. Guys... I have a confession to make... I used the numbers 4 8 15 16 23 42 to win the lottery. :plain
  16. EndLine replied to a post in a topic in Off-Topic
    This thread is a Stocker's Paradise
  17. www.myspace.com/arresteddevelopment I guess people still have hope...
  18. Today(finally), Night Stalker was cancelled by ABC. You all know that there are shows equal or worse than Night Stalker although I know most of you probably are not familiar with the show anyways. So the question I bring upon you is... What shows should be cancelled? It's late right now and the only thing that comes to mind is Killer Instinct on FOX Fridays.
  19. MiRi sent this on MySpace. Pretty funny!
  20. Such sad news... RIP Eddie
  21. Uh, Fox is going to be FINE. They have the teenie-bopper 'OC' on Thursdays.. And when American Idol comes back....ya not to mention 24
  22. The show must be classified as a comedy.
  23. Reba is prime-time on The WB, Friday Nights at 9.
  24. Grudzy looks like he's about to punch Lucy Lui(she looks like her).
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