[Roger]

wow,i hope this thread doesn't get shut down

And that picture of the joker is awesome, reminds me of the old comic book joker...really nice.
thanks for the pic!

[mrchrisieclass]

Originally Posted by StoneColdJedi™

Just a warning to all. Holt is taking over the Entertainment section and has insinuated that this thread will probably shut down because he is adamantly against spoilers of any kind, even though this thread is over 24 pages long and he doesn't realize that everybody is exactly like him.

Support this thread and PM the mods that this thread should stay... or just have two sections: spoiler entertainment section and non-spoiler.

Go to the Entertainment Section: My Thoughts thread to support this thread!
http://www.wrestlingforum.com/entert...-thoughts.html

How on earth can he justify closing the most popular thread of the Entertainment section?

So just cuz he doesn't like spoilers nobody can read any, is that the attitude?

If it is that big of a deal just put *Spoilers* in the thread title

[Near]

Originally Posted by mrchrisieclass

How on earth can he justify closing the most popular thread of the Entertainment section?

So just cuz he doesn't like spoilers nobody can read any, is that the attitude?

If it is that big of a deal just put *Spoilers* in the thread title

/Cough...

Anime Discussion Thread!!!

[mrchrisieclass]

Originally Posted by -NFR-

/Cough...

Anime Discussion Thread!!!

sorry, Second most popular thread

[chris123]

Looks as though the game has begun

http://www.rorysdeathkiss.com/uploadphoto.aspx

Would like 2 see how many do it.

[David]

Originally Posted by StoneColdJedi™

Just a warning to all. Holt is taking over the Entertainment section and has insinuated that this thread will probably shut down because he is adamantly against spoilers of any kind, even though this thread is over 24 pages long and he doesn't realize that everybody is exactly like him.

Support this thread and PM the mods that this thread should stay... or just have two sections: spoiler entertainment section and non-spoiler.

Go to the Entertainment Section: My Thoughts thread to support this thread!
http://www.wrestlingforum.com/entert...-thoughts.html

Never going to happen. The Entertainment section as a whole isn't active enough to generate the need for two sub sections.

So you end this thing now. Holt was made an Entertainment mod and he listened to your suggestions which are always welcome but some where just not justifiable.

[Role Model]

Holt gave you people a chance and you blew it, hope you're all proud of yourselves.

[StoneColdJedi™]

Originally Posted by StoneColdJedi™

Halloween is here and whysoserious.com is updated

Here's a tidbit from Super Hero Hype

Here's another update via Super Hero Hype.

UPDATE #3: It took a bit longer than the fans had thought it would, but a link has finally been added to RorysDeathKiss.com where you can submit your Halloween photos of you, your friends and/or family. The deadline to send them in is November 17th, so you still have a while. To do so, either click on the "Smile" text on the site or go directly here.

[StoneColdJedi™]

Originally Posted by chynafan1

Why would the x-files not get it's own thread? This was the greatest show ever and no other show won as many awards as this show.

The show ended very bad, it left so many ?'s, like what happened to Skinner? What happened to Robert Patrick? Reyas? and others.

BTW The X-files show had it's highest ratings when Ropert Patrick was in it. Season 8 X81

No it didn't. The ratings started to decline the season after the film's release. Robert Patrick may have helped raise them a little bit, but it never achieved the ratings success it once was. Hence why it was cancelled.

And 20th Century Fox annunced a release date. Here's the story from Movieweb

Twentieth Century Fox announced a July 25, 2008 release for a new motion picture based on the phenomenally-popular, award-winning series The X Files. Long-anticipated but until now unconfirmed, the film reunites series stars David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson under the direction of series creator Chris Carter, who co-wrote the screenplay with Frank Spotnitz.

In grand The X Files manner, the as yet untitled film's storyline is being kept under wraps, known only to top studio brass and the film's principals. This much can be revealed: The supernatural thriller is a stand-alone story in the tradition of some of the show's most acclaimed and beloved episodes, and takes the always-complicated relationship between Fox Mulder (Duchovny) and Dana Scully (Anderson) in unexpected directions. Mulder continues his unshakable quest for the truth, and Scully, the passionate, ferociously intelligent physician, remains inextricably tied to Mulder's pursuits.

Fox production VP Steve Asbell shepherded the project for the studio.

Created and executive produced by Chris Carter, The X Files, which premiered on FOX on September 10, 1993, chronicled the lives and adventures of Fox Mulder and Dana Scully, two disparate FBI agents assigned to investigate unsolved cases within the Bureau - cases that often involved the paranormal, the supernatural, and the inexplicable.

The X Files won numerous awards and honors, including a George Foster Peabody Award for Excellence in Broadcasting, three Golden Globes for Best Dramatic Series, a Golden Satellite Award for Best Drama Series, Science Fiction and Fantasy Saturn Awards for Outstanding Television Series, and a Parents' Choice Honor for Best Series. In 1997, Gillian Anderson won an Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series.

The X Files was as much of a phenomenon abroad as it was in the United States. The show's conspiratorial tone and blend of paranoia, horror and suspense made it the most popular television series in Canada, the highest-rated series on Britain's BBC2, and one of the biggest sensations ever in Japanese television.

The show's nine-season run came to an end in 2002. In 1998, Twentieth Century Fox released the first feature film based on the series. The film - produced and written by Carter and co-written by Spotnitz - became a worldwide success, taking in $187 million in theatrical box office.

[chynafan1]

Originally Posted by StoneColdJedi™

No it didn't. The ratings started to decline the season after the film's release. Robert Patrick may have helped raise them a little bit, but it never achieved the ratings success it once was. Hence why it was cancelled.
And 20th Century Fox annunced a release date. Here's the story from Movieweb

X-files was never cancelled Carter pulled the plug after having a feud with the VP of Fox. The x-files was the reason shows like Dark angel where never given a chance.

BTW could you please give me a link to the x-files ratings history because I could of sworn the X-files got it's highest rating in sep of 2001.