Let's see here:Sloppy editing in the first ten seconds.

Somewhere along the line, quietly, "Mythbusters" passed 200 episodes.

We tuned into AMC yesterday to see "Comic Book Men" not expecting much.

As you may know, our Congress is currently in the process of fleeing from Hollywood-written anti-piracy bills like lemmings as annoyed Americans weigh in on the process.

Yep.

Well, it's that time of the year, the time of the year when networks look at the load of random stuff they've dumped on our plates and seeing if we've eaten any of it, or if they're going to have to rummage around in the kitchen and find some new stuff.

Netflix is facing studios that don't want to give it content and grumpy customers who don't like its streaming selection.

Yesterday I paid homage to what I think were the ten best shows of 2010.

Note: Since serial killing is not a victimless crime, the killing in this article will refer only to the murder of people who have lengthy conversations on their cell phones while at the cinema.