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On Tuesday I spent over $15 on a DVD that I will never watch again after November. Why not? Because it was the theatrical version of Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, and in November, the extended edition of that film comes out. Any news updates due at this site will be late that day, as I will be sitting in front of my television for four hours as soon as I've gotten my kids off to school and gotten myself to the store to get my copy.
Until then, however, I have to make do with the theatrical release and the previews that come with it on a second disc which also includes <font color=yellow>Sean Astin</font>'s short film The Long and Short Of It, the WB Two Towers special narrated by Smallville's <font color=yellow>Michael Rosenbaum</font> and other goodies which sort of make up for having to pay for the movie twice. Yesterday I watched the extended edition preview over and over, squealing at the meaty new Boromir scenes. I am afraid to watch The Return of the King preview too often, however, as it will just make me go insane waiting for December to arrive.
You may have noticed that it's been a little quiet around here. That's because two of the three of us who write this column are suffering from serious computer woes, leaving yours truly to hold down the fort. But don't worry, everyone will be back and blabbing next week.
<font size="3">Trek BBS Today</font>
Below are some of the topics currently being discussed at Talk CSI:
-How dare watchdog groups call CSI the worst show!
-<A class="link" HREF="http://talk.csifiles.com//showflat.php?Board=csiMIAMI&Number=3995">Can a bloodhound really track a car?
-What do you do if your family doesn't like CSI?
More topics can be found at Talk CSI!
<font size="3">Today's Television Listings</font>
Tonight at 9:00 p.m. Eastern Time, CBS will show the CSI episode "Last Laugh". Here's the TV Guide synopsis of the episode:
<font color=yellow><blockquote>Grissom and Catherine investigate the murder of a despised comic who died onstage, apparently after drinking from a tainted bottle of water. The case grows more puzzling when a 15-year-old boy dies in a convenience store after drinking the same brand of water. Also: Brass reopens a woman's accidental-death case after spotting the deceased's husband in a flashy new car with a trophy date on his arm.</font></blockquote>
Friday night at 11 p.m. Eastern Time, Spike TV will rerun CSI's "Crate 'n Burial" which guest-stars Enterprise's <font color=yellow>Jolene Blalock</font>. Here is a summary of the episode:
<font color=yellow><blockquote>Grissom, Nick, and Sara search for a kidnapped woman and find more than they expected. Catherine and Warrick investigate the hit and run death of a little girl.</font></blockquote>
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On Tuesday I spent over $15 on a DVD that I will never watch again after November. Why not? Because it was the theatrical version of Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, and in November, the extended edition of that film comes out. Any news updates due at this site will be late that day, as I will be sitting in front of my television for four hours as soon as I've gotten my kids off to school and gotten myself to the store to get my copy.
Until then, however, I have to make do with the theatrical release and the previews that come with it on a second disc which also includes <font color=yellow>Sean Astin</font>'s short film The Long and Short Of It, the WB Two Towers special narrated by Smallville's <font color=yellow>Michael Rosenbaum</font> and other goodies which sort of make up for having to pay for the movie twice. Yesterday I watched the extended edition preview over and over, squealing at the meaty new Boromir scenes. I am afraid to watch The Return of the King preview too often, however, as it will just make me go insane waiting for December to arrive.
You may have noticed that it's been a little quiet around here. That's because two of the three of us who write this column are suffering from serious computer woes, leaving yours truly to hold down the fort. But don't worry, everyone will be back and blabbing next week.
<font size="3">Trek BBS Today</font>
Below are some of the topics currently being discussed at Talk CSI:
-How dare watchdog groups call CSI the worst show!
-<A class="link" HREF="http://talk.csifiles.com//showflat.php?Board=csiMIAMI&Number=3995">Can a bloodhound really track a car?
-What do you do if your family doesn't like CSI?
More topics can be found at Talk CSI!
<font size="3">Today's Television Listings</font>
Tonight at 9:00 p.m. Eastern Time, CBS will show the CSI episode "Last Laugh". Here's the TV Guide synopsis of the episode:
<font color=yellow><blockquote>Grissom and Catherine investigate the murder of a despised comic who died onstage, apparently after drinking from a tainted bottle of water. The case grows more puzzling when a 15-year-old boy dies in a convenience store after drinking the same brand of water. Also: Brass reopens a woman's accidental-death case after spotting the deceased's husband in a flashy new car with a trophy date on his arm.</font></blockquote>
Friday night at 11 p.m. Eastern Time, Spike TV will rerun CSI's "Crate 'n Burial" which guest-stars Enterprise's <font color=yellow>Jolene Blalock</font>. Here is a summary of the episode:
<font color=yellow><blockquote>Grissom, Nick, and Sara search for a kidnapped woman and find more than they expected. Catherine and Warrick investigate the hit and run death of a little girl.</font></blockquote>
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