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I took at the link you provided.

The building consists of four units, and each is a one-bedroom/one bath unit listed at $298,000. And the entire building is for sale at $898,800.

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I showed this four-plex when it was a rental unit and before they did the renovations. They did a good job with refinishing the hardwood floors, But I don't see a major improvement in the bath or kitchen, other than it's clean.

At that price, you may be able to find some foreclosed detached single family homes in other parts of Oakland. For example, check out 5857 Roberts in Oakland, next to Mills College, for $289K.…

2 bedrooms, 1 bath, 1155 sq ft of living space on a 3268 sq ft lot. Hardwood floors. Fireplace. Garage. Many of the neighbors are long-time residents. I know. I sold a short sale listing on the same street last year, and it was not in as good a condition as this one.

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Despite the end of fighting between the armed forces of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the armed group M23 in November 2013, other conflicts drag on in certain parts of the country, including Eastern, North Kivu, South Kivu and Katanga provinces.

In December, there were civilian casualties in Mwenda and clashes in Kamango, in the Beni area of northern North Kivu province. Entire families had to flee, while those who had been displaced earlier were unable to return to their homes. A military offensive was launched in mid-January in the Beni area where people are still enduring the presence of armed groups.

Clashes have been occurring since November between loyalist forces and armed groups in the north-central part of Katanga province, a remote area where humanitarian organizations still have only a small presence. Fighting in the Shamwana/Kishale area pitting Mai-Mai/Bakata Katanga militias against government armed forces has triggered new waves of displacement, especially in the direction of Shamwana and Mpiana. Not a few civilians have been forced to take refuge in the bush. "The resumption of the conflict has obliged people to flee in fear, and often to leave behind what few possessions they had," said Andrea Drury, head of the ICRC sub-delegation in Katanga. "The security situation is very volatile for the moment."

Improving health care in North Kivu

"The lack of security in places where fighting has taken place has made it extremely difficult to reach the injured and to bring in aid," said Guislain Defurne, head of the ICRC office in Beni. In mid-December, the ICRC provided support for health-care facilities near the clashes that had to cope with the initial influx of casualties by delivering antiseptics, antibiotics, anaesthetics, syringes, cannulas and wound-dressing materials to the general referral hospital in Mutwanga and to the Djapanda health-care centre in Nobili. The Djapanda centre, which the ICRC has been supporting since July, was given medicines to provide primary care. War-wounded civilians were treated by an ICRC surgical team at the Ndosho hospital in Goma. The ICRC also provided medicines and medical supplies for the Katindo military hospital in Goma, where war-wounded military personnel were taken. The Red Cross Society of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, which has undertaken to recover and bury mortal remains, was given body bags, gloves and disinfectant by the ICRC to facilitate their work.

At the beginning of this year, the ICRC supplied to the military structure within the general hospital in Beni enough bandages, plaster casts and metal splints used for positioning and immobilizing limbs to treat around 100 field casualties.

Since the beginning of December 2013, in other parts of North Kivu, the ICRC has also:

distributed emergency one-month food rations to around 400 people held in the Butembo territorial prison, and continued to provide medicines for the dispensaries of the Goma central prison and of the Beni and Butembo territorial prisons;improved access to water for 58,000 people living in the Masisi and Rutshuru territories and in the town of Walikale;built a counselling centre ("maison d'Ã©coute") in Nyamilima, Rutshuru territory, where victims of sexual and other violence are taken in;carried on upgrading facilities, delivering medicines and providing training in six health-care centres and two general referral hospitals;organized information sessions in Beni to raise awareness of the basic rules of international humanitarian law among more than 230 officers of the armed forces. Special emphasis was placed on the obligation to spare civilians and those engaged in medical work;provided training in first aid for 15 officers of the armed forces in the Walikale area of North Kivu.Needy people in north-central Katanga difficult to reach

The deterioration in the security situation and the arrival of the rainy season have made it more difficult for the ICRC to carry out its activities in the north-central part of Katanga. It has not yet been possible to complete the distribution of essential supplies to 33,000 people that began in October. Entire communities are dispersed, exposed to the elements and vulnerable to disease. This is a matter of concern for the ICRC, which stands ready to deliver the planned assistance as soon as the security situation permits.

Since the beginning of December 2013, in Katanga, the ICRC has also:

carried on visiting people detained in four prisons, providing medicines for the prison dispensaries, and supplying chlorine and hygiene items for cholera-prevention measures;visited 15 children formerly associated with armed groups, whom the ICRC had reunited with their families in September 2013, to make sure that their return to their families and communities had gone smoothly;maintained its contacts with loyalist forces and armed groups to remind them of their obligation to spare civilians and to allow humanitarian aid to reach civilians.

For further information, please contact:Annick Bouvier, ICRC Kinshasa, tel: +243 81 700 85 36Elodie Schindler, ICRC Goma, tel: +243 81 700 77 86Sylvie Pellet, ICRC Bukavu, tel: +243 81 711 55 60Andrea Drury, ICRC Katanga, tel: +243 82 565 35 34David-Pierre Marquet, ICRC Geneva, tel: +41 22 730 25 02 or +41 79 536 92 48

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The goal of the meeting was to develop a proposal conceived by Kerry and Lavrov during earlier meetings to de-escalate the crisis over Russia's annexation of Ukraine's Crimea region. Both sides are expected to hold separate news conferences on the outcome of the talks. (Reporting by Lesley Wroughton; Editing by Peter Cooney)

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WASHINGTON, May 8 (Reuters) - The United States is considering a request by Nigeria to provide surveillance aircraft and intelligence to find more than 200 schoolgirls abducted by Islamist militants, a senior U.S. official told Reuters on Thursday.

"The Nigerians have asked for assistance in that area and we are considering it," Linda Thomas-Greenfield, U.S. assistant-secretarty of State for African Affairs, said in an interview.

U.S. military, law-enforcement and development experts, including some skilled in hostage negotiations, started arriving in Nigeria on Thursday to help search for the missing girls and tackle the rising threat from Boko Haram. France, Britain and China have also offered help.

Thomas-Greenfield said the United States has worked with Nigeria since September on improving the African country's ability to fight Boko Haram following a request by Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan to President Barack Obama.

Obama has vowed to" do to everything we can" to help find the girls, whose April 14 abduction from a secondary school triggered international outrage.

A social media campaign, using the hashtag #BringBackOurGirls, has focused on the Nigerian government's response to the kidnappings and on Boko Haram's other attacks and kidnappings, which have terrorized local communities.

While Nigeria has sought help from the United States, the government had often been reluctant to take the advice, according to U.S. officials. Cooperation has also been complicated by international concerns about human rights abuses by Nigerian security forces in the northeast.

Human rights groups have highlighted illegal detentions, torture and deaths of prisoners at Giwa Barracks where the Nigerian military has imprisoned young men accused of being Boko Haram members in the past several years. Many prisoners held were bystanders rounded up in mass sweeps, rights groups say.

Thomas-Greenfield said Jonathan has been "very, very receptive" to the latest offer for U.S. assistance and assigned his national security adviser to work with the U.S. teams.

"I caution that we can't make this our own problem because Nigerians have to be front and center, we can't lead it and we can't fix it."

Speaking at the World Economic Forum being hosted in the Nigerian capital Abuja, Jonathan pledged to find the girls and thanked foreign nations for their support.

Thomas-Greenfield said Boko Haram was not just a security issue but also a development challenge faced by the Nigerian government in one of the poorest areas of the country.

"Boko Haram has been able to use the lack of development, the disaffection with the government, to entice young people to come into their fold," she said. "It is a double-edged sword that needs to be not only sharpened but also blunted."

She said problems with Boko Haram, which also operates out of neighboring Cameroon, had also highlighed the need to develop a regional strategy to fight increased Islamic militancy in parts of sub-Saharan Africa.

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Director Jafar Panahi reflects in “This Is Not a Film.”

By Richard Schickel

Jafar Panahi is a well-known Iranian filmmaker—in trouble with the regime for reasons not stated in this movie—who has been sentenced to six years in jail and a 20-year ban on making movies (or even talking about them to the press). Currently he is under house arrest in his pleasant Tehran apartment, where he fills the days as best he can.

When we meet him, his family is away on year-end holiday and all he has to do is keep company with Igi, his daughter’s pet iguana, who isn’t much to look at but has a cuddlesome side to his nature. In the course of the day covered in “This Is Not a Film,” Panahi talks on the phone to lawyers and friends and entertains some people who drop by on various minor errands (a little girl, for instance, tries to get him to baby-sit her yappy dog, but he frightens Igi).

One visitor is not so innocent, though he is cheerful enough. He’s another director, Mojtaba Mirtahmasb, and, using a small camera and an iPhone, they are conspiring to make a film, which is of course the “Not Film” of the title. It is, they insist, an “effort” and is so described in the end credits. Panahi talks about some of the scenes from the film he was working on when he was arrested, even taping off the outline on the floor of a room in which some of the imaginary movie’s scenes would have taken place. Uncannily, it is the story of a young woman confined to her home because her parents don’t want her to go to university.

Frankly, it’s hard to say what this film would have amounted to. One of the incidental lessons “This Is Not a Film” teaches is that a film is not a film until it is a film. You can talk about it, outline it, enthuse over it, but it is still just hot air until sets are built, actors engaged, cameras rolling. And that is what’s most touching about this movie. Mirtahmasb is trying to distract his friend, give him something to fill his empty, yearning days. And in this he succeeds.

Still, you can’t help but reflect on what a cruel punishment house arrest exacts on a movie director. Writers, painters, composers can continue to work in solitude; indeed, their art demands it. But filmmaking demands bustle—and a small army of collaborators. Panahi and his pal do their best, but it is make-work and, almost subliminally, they acknowledge that fact.

You can see it, particularly, in the way Panahi clings to other visitors before and after Mirtahmasb arrives, such as a young man who arrives to collect the trash. He follows him on his rounds, elicting something like the full story of his life and ambitions. He’s never pathetic about this—he’s a cheerful interrogator—but you do sense his need.

“This Is Not a Film” is, of course, a film, and, as such, it has its problems. It’s only 75 minutes long, but inevitably it has its tiresome passages. In the end, it leaves Panahi essentially where we found him, and where, likely, we would find him tomorrow morning. But that’s not the point. It was smuggled out of Iran. It played the Cannes Film Festival last spring and is now in limited release elsewhere. Its makers and backers obviously hope that it will rally the international cultural community to his plight (and by extension that of other dissident artists). In any case, Panahi is a likable and, I think, an optimistic individual worth getting to know. And cheer for. I think all of us can spare 75 minutes to share if not his largely buried pain, then his plight. And remember that for some people, the simple act of going to a movie, and maybe having dinner afterward, is more of a privilege than we imagine.

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Frankly, Scarlett, I don’t give a damn about truthdig’s rock and hard place situation.

I didn’t oblige them to put up this site and srta calling it a progressive site.  If they cannot focus on the REAL evils on the planet, they should get out of the biz.

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Yer all correct in yer assessment of the reasons why Iranian moves to have dissent stick to legitimate tactics, and the way that imperial ass-lickers make a big noise about the Irainian authorities efforts, while saying nothing about far worse oppression in the imperial domestic ‘society’, but I’m less sure that truth dig should ignore stories on Iran’s control of dissent.

They’re sorta between a rock and that hard place.  If they run basic, relatively factual (or as factual as Truthdig can find) articles on Iran’s censorship we all get upset and rant at em.

If they don’t run those stories at all the next time truth dig runs an article sourced outside amerika, that hasn’t been picked up by the ass-lickers of amerikan media; and that story is embarassing to the political elite, that elite will neatly step around that issue and any other truthdig publishes, by telling the mob that truthdig is propaganda and only runs stories that align with editorial opinion.
So if thruthdig happily tells lies of ommission (the elite’s sock puppets will say) why wouldn’t it tell lies of commision?  That is, make up stories to feed its ‘loony leftie’ readers?

If this site is to exist as anything more than somewhere to come and get all depressed about the way the world has screwed the pooch, it must remain credible to the limp wristed liberal.

So we’ll hafta pinch our nostrils shut with one hand and operate our mouse with the other whenever TD reprints one of these pieces of propaganda.

Get all heated if such stories begin to predominate
Plus it seems to moi, that some TD staff cannot bring themselves to renounce the prissy sleek n combed over pols who populate the dem party, but who doesn’t have such ninnies within their own social circle?
  Maybe a hermit.
Except for hermits, it is a sad fact that some peeps just cannot acknowledge ‘democracy’ has evolved into a system that penalises honest/principled citizens out of the political process long before they can be nominated for dog catcher.  Equally sad is some citizens’ inability to acknowledge this reality.
Their stubborn refusal is most likely a result of a ‘finger in the dyke’ take on the truth about the society they find themselves in.
Conscious or sub-conscious - who knows?  These types have formed the belief that to acknowledge that oblamblam is a lying wall st shill, would be to destroy the last bulwark they have erected to convince themselves that their existence has an ethical world view underpinning it.

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So, I guess one can make the same case for the invasion of the USA bases on the treatment of Bradly Manning and about 10,000 young Muslim men who have disappeared into CIA Black prisons without trial or charge?

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The function of imperial US directed (economic weapons of war) sanctions is to lay siege upon the targeted state, to collectively punish its people, weaken its defenses, and cause its government to allow paranoia to control all domestic decisions… before the target is militarily attacked.

Whenever there’s a new target, the corporate-state’s massive multi-media propaganda machine readily and steadily beats millions of different drums for the next war.

Terrorist Production for Bomb Destruction:

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I saw Crimson Gold.

I liked it alot.

Look on the bright side Jafar, you could be Bradley Manning or one of the 5% of black males currently incarcerated in the US.

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Come on, truthdig, stop shilling for an invasion of Iran.  I am beginning to smell some dirty money around here.

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They probably are part of Ubuntu 10.04 LTS Server

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Matt uses his abilities to help his marriage. Niki, distraught over another blackout, arrives home to learn that her husband, D.L., has escaped from prison. Claire tells her father about some of the things she's been through lately. Down and out in Vegas, Hiro finally connects with another hero. Peter must figure out what to do with the mysterious message.

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  • Hiros is an exciting episode that will help you admire this series, the writers, and characters even more. We need to save the cheerleader, so she can help us save the world! NOW HURRY!moreless

    The more I watch Heroes the more I come to admire it. While I still find it very much like Surface, which I loved, Heroes has some very positive facets.

    First the story line seems to be a story line within a large story line. By this I mean the current story line of "save the cheerleader and save the world," is but a smaller plot within a much larger one.

    As I watch these episodes more and more I see a future "X-Men" type series beginning. What we are watching is book one, where our heroes learn about their powers, meet each other, and accomplish their first save. By saving the Cheerleader, they learn about their first over all enemy.

    I figure the Cheerleader is necessary in order to stop the destruction of New York City. Simply saving the Cheerleader doesn't save the world.

    Once they save the world (well, New York City and maybe stopping another Middle East invasion, etc) they will have other adventures (e.g. books).

    We might see two complete books (adventures) this season and the start of adventure / book three as a cliff hanger. This gives us great and wonderful possibilities plus allows viewers to enjoy an in-depth story line instead of having to wrap everything up in an hour.

    While Heroes has many other series to thank, one of them is Babylon 5 for proving a long story arc can make money.moreless
  • this was a good ep

    in this ep of the show heroes matt decides to use his abilties to help his marriage that is introuble and so hiro who is down and out in vegas must figure out away for help and he meets another hero who is the congress man peters brother and peter must figour out away to get the message to someone and clarir is telling her father what she has been going to the last few days this was a good ep i thougt and it was very interesting and that is why i gave it what i gave it a 9moreless
  • Hiro and Ando take seperate ways after a fight between them. Niki returns home to find out that her husband DL is closer than she thinks. Matt uses his ability to save his marriage while Peter and Isaac try to put the pieces of the puzzle together.moreless

    The fifth chapter is more captivating than ever. Claire's father shows a darker side which is most convincing (I found it inspiring and it provides a better insight into what is in store for the rest of the series and the mysterious father of Claire). I love how the characters seem to interact more and more with each chapter (in this one the big highlights are Hiro and Nathan - a quite funny scene- and Peter and Isaac - which provides a very cool way into seeing some more of Peter's awesome power and the best is yet to come).

    DL (Leonard Roberts makes his debut in this episode - although he had scenes in the unaired pilot) Niki's husband and a very important character that will drive Niki's story throughout the rest of the volume. His ability is currently unknown although some hints are given in this episode.

    The most mysterious character however is that of The Haitian (who appeared in chapter 3:One giant leap). His mystery will be revealed in this volume and in the third volume but until this point (after four volumes) his name is still a mystery.

    Finally the first and the final scene are breath taking in the sense that will give you the thrills (especially the cliffhanger).moreless
  • Peter works with Isaac to decrypt Future Hiro's message and Nathan has weird encounters in Vegas.

    While Linderman wanted blackmail material on Nathan, Mr Bennet takes the opportunity to grab Nathan who somehow manages to fly away with the Haitian standing right there! Why couldn't he neutralize Nathan's powers like he can with everyone else? Either Nathan's been practicing on the sly or he's a natural, he took off like he's been doing it all his life. This leads to a delightful encounter with Hiro (who from this point on refers to Nathan as 'flying man') and Nathan gives Hiro a lift back to Vegas. The encounter with Hiro shows a more normal, pleasant side to Nathan. I certainly wouldn't have taken Hiro with me!

    Matt returns home with no memory of the missing time and then abuses his powers when he discovers he can hear his wife's thoughts and uses them to help his marriage.

    Brody has amnesia, thanks to our Haitian friend, and when Claire vents her feelings to a baffled Brody, one can only hope that he will use his fresh start well. Given his history, I doubt it. Rapists don't just stop without intervention.

    Peter goes alone back to Isaac and tells him about the 'save the cheerleader' bit and Isaac's paintings seem to tell a story, as if from a comic book. Isaac may not be able to use his gift while he's off the drugs, Peter (who immediately absorbs his gift) can and does.

    Some lovely scenes with Nathan and Hiro and important stuff with Peter and the 'save the cheerleader' storyline. Good.moreless
  • Nakamura/Petrelli

    Hiro decide hacerse cargo de esta serie y amenaza con convertirse en uno de esos personajes imprescindibles en la vida de uno. Peter se le va uniendo en poder de relevancia y lo secunda magistralmente en el intento por salvar a un mundo que todavía no tiene idea de que está en grave peligro. La verdad me alegra tanto ver que esta serie está tan lejos de ser (como pensaba) una simple historia de gente con superpoderes. Solidísima (sic) historia, no deja de sorprenderme.

    Que placer me da verla!!!

    Heroes, Season 1, Episode 5, Hiros: 9,0.

    El placer de saber el futuro: no voy a poder despegarme de esta serie.moreless
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    • When Niki goes back to pick up Micah, she walks through the door and takes off her shoe (the other foot is barefoot), but when she asks the police men where Micah is, she takes her shoe off again.

    • When Hiro and Ando have their fight, Hiro says 'Ja ne' ("See ya" in Japanese), but the subtitles translate it as "Okay, then go."

    • When time is first stopped at the beginning of this episode, there is a briefcase frozen as it is falling open. When the progress of time resumes, the man with the now-closed briefcase can be seen in the background picking up invisible objects from the floor in annoyance.

    • When Hiro and Ando are being thrown from the van onto the desert, one of the guys in the van throws a white suitcase at Hiro, after he stands up, in the next shot, the white suitcase has been replaced with a yellow one. In the previous episode, we can clearly see that Hiro's suitcase was yellow.

    • When Hiro addresses Nathan, he calls him "Petrelli nii-san" which is Japanese for "big brother Petrelli."

    • When Petrelli asks Hiro if he was going to win his congressional race, Hiro thought for a bit and answered excitedly that he was. This is because, in episode 2, when the detectives questioned Hiro, in the future, they showed him a newspaper with the date (November 8th) and the headline "Petrelli Wins in Landslide."

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    • Matt: Cause we are calling in sick today!
      Janice: No
      Matt: Oh yeah!
      Janice: No!
      Matt: I got it all planned out, just go get dressed.
      Janice: I'm dressed!
      Matt: No! Something nicer.

    • (steps out of Nathan's limo)
      Hiro: Vote Petrelli!
      Nathan: Early and often.

    • Nathan: What'd you say your name was?
      Hiro: Hiro Nakamura.
      Nathan: Where you from?
      Hiro: Tokyo, Japan.
      Nathan: Ah. Never been there.

    • (after getting thrown out of a van)
      Hiro: That hurt more than I thought it would.

    • Mohinder: (voiceover) When a change comes, some species feel the urge to migrate. They call it zugunruhe. A pull of the soul to a far-off place. Following a scent in the wind, a star in the sky. The ancient message comes, calling the kindred to take flight and gather together. Only then can they hope to survive the cruel season to come.

    • Hiro: Oh, waffles! Yahoo!

    • Nathan: Two million dollars gives you a candidate in your pocket. Four million buys you a congressman. (big smile)

    • Nathan: Who do you want to be?
      Niki: Someone good. A good mother. Not the person that I see in the mirror.
      Nathan: Look, I don't know how much of last night was an act, and how much was you. The girl I met, that's the kind of girl you spend your entire life waiting to meet. Somebody strong, somebody beautiful, somebody... good.

    • Ando: You bastards! You don't know who you're messing with!
      Hiro: I don't think they can hear you. (translated)
      Ando: Well it makes me feel better! (translated)

    • Nathan: Do you have any idea who I am?
      Mr. Bennet: Better than even you do.

    • Future Hiro: Peter Petrelli?
      Peter: What? Are you doing this?
      Future Hiro: You look different without the scar.
      Peter: I don't know you.
      Future Hiro: Not yet. My name is Hiro Nakamura. I'm from the future, and I have a message for you. I don't have much time. I'm risking a rift just by coming here. The girl. You have to save her.
      Peter: What girl?
      Future Hiro: The cheerleader. It's the only way to prevent it.
      Peter: Prevent what?
      Future Hiro: Everything. Listen to me. She must live. The painter, Isaac, go to him. He will know. When I call you, you must tell me where we meet. You told me many times how lost you felt. Before it all started. This...is what you've been waiting for. Be the one we need. (Walks away)
      Peter: Wait!
      Future Hiro: Save the cheerleader, save the world!

    • Hiro: Give Me Ride-o? (imitates car horn) Boo-boo!
      Nathan: Sure. Why Not?

    • Peter: So wait, save the cheerleader, save the world?

  • NOTES (8)

    • Tawny Cypress (Simone) and Danielle Savre (Jackie) are listed in the credits but do not appear in this episode.

    • Music Featured In This Episode:
      "I'm Confessin' " by Lizz Wright

    • New Heroes:
      There were no new heroes introduced in this episode.

    • The Symbol:
      There were no new appearances of the symbol in this episode.

    • International Air Dates:
      Germany: October 31, 2007 on RTL2
      Czech Republic: January 31, 2008 on Prima
      Slovakia: July 14, 2008 on Markiza

    • When Petrell asks Hiro if he's going to win the election, Hiro closes his eyes and says 'Hai, Hai' (Japanese for Yes)before actually saying it in english.

    • This episode finishes with the exact same lines from the previous: "I have a message for you".

    • Powers Developments:
      Mysterious Haitian: It becomes apparent that the Haitain can also remove memories as well as blocking empaths.

      Matt Parkman: Matt is susceptible to being affected by other people's thoughts when surrounded by too many people feeling strong emotion. He collapses in a convenience store as people look frightened at the gun he's taken from a would-be robber.

      Nathan Petrelli: Nathan's flight speed is quite high, probably supersonic, as evidenced by what seems like a sonic boom when he speeds away after escaping Bennet and the Haitian.

      Peter Petrelli: Totally confirmed that Peter can in fact mimic the powers of others as he uses Isaac's precognitive powers to complete a painting showing a cheerleader in danger.

    • Mohinder: They call it zugunruhe. A pull of the soul to a far-off place.

      Zugunruhe is a term in biology that describes the anxiety felt by migratory animals when they are unable to migrate (for example, when they are in captivity). The word is German in origin, and is derived from the words Zug (a pulling, move, or migration) and Unruhe (unrest).

    • Janice Parkman: It's like you're in my head.

      This is the same phrase Lola (Marisa Tomei) says to Nick Marshall (Mel Gibson) in What Women Want when they where in moreless the same situation in that movie.

    • Hiro: Using my powers for personal gain. That's the Dark Side.

      In Star Wars, "the Force" is described as "an energy field created by all living things. It surrounds us, penetrates us, and binds the galaxy together." Those trained in manipulating the Force can move objects, see the future or perform other superhuman feats. When using the Force for good, one is using the Light Side of the Force. When Force manipulation is self-serving or used out of anger or hatred, one is said to be using the Dark Side of the Force. Hiro's use of his powers for personal gain would be aligned with using the Dark Side of the Force.

    • Hiro: Up, up and Away!

      When parting ways from Nathan, Hiro says this phrase, popularized by Superman many years ago whenever he'd take to the skies.


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  • Tithonus

    Tithonus was a superb and very entertaining episode of The X-Files. I really liked watching as agent Scully is assigned a new partner who does not exactly see things the way she does. It was nice to see a case in New York City. Fellig was an interesting character and it seems he has been around for some time. I liked the story and the acting was great as well. The story played out very nicely and the ending was great. I look forward to watching what happens next!!!!!!!
  • Writers out of ideas...

    I loved this episode when it was called "Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose." Crusty old guy can forsee people's deaths and bonds with Scully over her immortality. Great concept, great execution. Unfortunately while "Clyde" was classic "X," this one is just a lame crib of its broad themes, with none of the wit, mystery. or depth. Trying to make LA look like Brooklyn is rather painful at times... no amount of yellow taxi cabs can disguise SoCal bright latitude. And who wants to watch Mulder and Scully apart? They are separated at crucial moments in the series, but this one just feels unnecessary.
  • An old photographer is looking for Death.

    Most X-Files episodes have great premises that fail to follow through in the end. This was a classic example of an episode that kept me interested simply because the idea behind it was compelling.. but when it's all said and done, X-Files writers have a tough time of tying everything together.

    This episode finds Scully separated from Mulder, looking into a photographer who seems to be present at the moment of dozen's of deaths. A.D Kersh believes that Scully has the potential to be a great agent if she's separated from Mulder, but as this episode shows us, Mulder is frequently right while everybody else is wrong. Mulder learns that the old photographer has been alive for nearly 149 years and seems to have learned when people are going to die before it happens. As we learn more about the old man, he becomes more likable, despite the episode becoming more contrived.

    Normally, I'm a huge fan of Vince Gilligan's writing. He's responsible for some of the show's best episodes ("Small Potatoes," "Bad Blood") and he's responsible for Breaking Bad, proving he's a great writer, but this episode fails the second that we learn that the old man is searching for Death in his photographs. The show tries getting deep and profound and ends up falling flat on its face. Something like Scully getting shot should feel like a big moment, but we know she won't die, so there's no drama in it.

    Overall though, it was a good episode. I just wish the episodes would flow from start to finish a little better.
  • One of the best X-Files episodes ever.

    This was one of the best episodes ever. One of the few where the "villain" speaks and explains his origins. That doesn't happen very often and made this particular episode a joy to watch. In going through the show season by season it is easy to get caught up in the UFO mythology. Rarely does a standout gem like this episode come along to redeem some of the later season entries. Geoffrey Lewis had a plum role here and made the most of it as the "immortal" in search elusive death. What a great episode. Worth watching again, I say.
  • Scully does her first real X File alone.

    I really enjoyed this episode. It was quiet a simple story but I felt it was very effective towards the end. The whole episode built up to the final scene where Scully is supposed to die, however Fellig takes her place because he truly wants to die. This episode was interesting in the fact that Scully may now never die. If Fellig has taken her place its assumed she now cannot die and will not age...Its a shame really that such of season 6 thus far has not been this good. So far season 6 when i rewatch it i feel its ruined by too many silly "funny" episodes. I prefer the X Files when the episodes are bleak and dark. The X Files should not really be a comedic show which i got the impression the writers have been trying to do this season. Overall this was a great episode, much like the more original episodes from the first few series.
  • Snap a picture of death and learn why living forever is not to be wished for lightly.

    While I was slightly piss#d off at the recent episode all of which were badly written and with no real heart in them I now made my peace!

    This episode is wonderful and exactly why I watch this series. Not only is their finally an explanation as to why Scully/Mulder are investigating an X-File but it is an interesting case at that.

    The actors seemed to have gained back their lust for the hunt and the episode is filled with references both to the real world and previous episodes. Remember: Scully just won't die. Poor woman, hopefully she'll come to terms with endless life.
  • cold hard look at death.

    agent scully was assigned a new partner to investigate a photographer who takes pictures of the dead. agent mulder was disappointed he wasn't on field work w/ her but doing office work instead & following up on the case just the same to help scully. the photographer seems to know when a person is gonna die. that's why he got heads up w/ the pictures. & his track record goes way back. he explained to scully why he was doing this twisted work. an intense scene near the end when scully got shot & the photographer told her not to look at death & claimed her death instead.
  • In this episode we see Scully go out on her own on a case!

    As part of their ban from the X-files we start this episode with the duo doing tele-marketing research. Scully gets a call to go and see Their boss Kursh, and as Mulder gets up out of his seat, Scully leans over and says "It's just me!" Dana gets assigned to a case with an agent from New York who has a series of photos from crime scenes which are taken seconds after the crime has taken place. After much digging around they discover that the freelance photographer has been around for a long time. In various positions in law enforcement. I hadn't seen Geoffrey Lewis since he appeared in 'The A Team many years ago. So that was a nice surprise.
  • What Clyde Said....

    Hooray, two decent X-Files in a row. It's been so long, hasn't it? This one is a slow burner that sneaks up on you until by the time Scully and Fellig have their "conversation in the darkroom" you finally notice the heavy sense of dread and foreboding that hangs over everything, just as Scully also suddenly senses the danger she is in.

    The actor who played Fellig was perfect. He underplays the role with just the right amount of casual cruelty. Anderson has a good chemistry with Fellig that works very well, a bit like the chemistry between Jodie Foster and Anthony Hopkins in SOTL.

    The scream of the camera flash charging as Fellig stalked his doomed subjects was creepy indeed. The old photographs in Fellig's darkroom were a nice touch, as well.

    One is left wondering if perhaps Scully inherits Fellig's curse of immortality since he takes the death hit for her after the shooting. I have always wondered why Clyde Bruckman told Scully she doesn't die and it was fabulous to see that thread woven into this episode so many seasons later.
  • Mulder gets left behind.

    This episode was surprisingly touching, though it hardly started off that way. I appreciate the continuity, keeping our agents stuck in background check territory and AD Kersh's devilish plot to split Scully away from Mulder. Of course, five years has taken its toll on Scully, and it seems her mind can't help but stray into paranormal territory without Mulder there to incessantly rattle the stuff off in her ear. Without the feeling of the necessity of staying in a scientific grounding, Scully goes off to explore the idea of the paranormal without Mulder's instigation.

    I love the idea that the FBI has grounded Mulder for good, trying to force him to quit, while trying to find a place to fit Scully and get her de-Mulderized. She won't have any of it of course. And an interesting point someone made in the Notes section that this could explain why Scully is said by Clyde Bruckman not to die. Fellig lived for 149 years just because "someone took his place." Has he done this for Scully now? Mulder comments on her recovery being the fastest the doctor has ever seen. Is this evidence of the same rapid healing that Fellig displayed? A little sidenote, but I like to think that when Mulder says to Ritter that he's a lucky man, it's not just because Ritter narrowly missed killing a fellow agent on the job, but also because Mulder would've beat the crap out of him if he had actually caused permanent hurt to Scully after just one assignment with her. (Mulder's broken Scully so much more often, but he always manages to put her together again)
  • Overall, this episode is a good combination of character and mythology exploration, all within a story that could have easily been a stand-alone episode without those important connections.

    While many of the writers manage to tell interesting stories, Vince Gilligan stands out as the one writer willing and able to handle the subtle changes in character evolution largely missing from episodes of “X-Files”. While most of the writers seemed to embrace the “iconic” versions of Mulder and Scully, Gilligan swam against the stream in “Drive” and this episode, exploring the new status quo in a logical manner, while also threading continuity into an exploration of Scully’s psychology.

    At the end of the fifth season, Scully was ready to walk away. Having faced down death and the slow but steady loss of nearly everything in her life, she was forced to consider that Mulder had become her world. In “Fight the Future”, Scully made the choice to leave, but events stole that choice away. Now, she has spent months in career hell, suffering beside Mulder in one thankless task after another. So given the opportunity to step out on her own and pursue her self-interest, what would Scully do now?

    This idea was touched upon in “Dreamland”, but Scully wasn’t ready to leave Mulder’s side to bow out gracefully. It was more a question of convincing him that the game was over and the time had come to find a new path. So the basic question of loyalty had been answered, however incompletely: Scully was determined to stick with Mulder. In similar fashion, “The Rain King” delved into her reasoning. For better or worse, the prospect of a life without Mulder was a thing of the past.

    Part of that is Scully’s psychology. Scully seeks out a strong authority figure, someone with passion, and wants to be swept along on the whirlwind. If it’s a bit dangerous or unconventional, even better. Yet she will also recognize that such a pattern is not entirely healthy, and she will find a justification (even generate one of her own through rebellion) to exit the situation. This pattern is important because it makes one thing very clear: if the end of the fifth season was about recognizing the reasons not to stay with Mulder and his crusade, then the sixth season touches on Scully’s realization that all those reasons aren’t enough.

    That may sound romantic, but from an objective point of view, it comes across as something like Stockholm Syndrome. Scully has become more and more isolated from everything else in her life, leaving Mulder and the cause. Mulder’s insistence that she is the one thing keeping him going could be interpreted as emotional blackmail. Whatever the case, even if the growing emotions are genuine, the relationship is far from healthy.

    All of which points back to the central opportunity in this episode: Scully is given the chance to save her career and leave Mulder behind. It is essentially the opportunity she was ready to take a few months earlier. (Timeline considerations are hard to work out in the sixth season, but it’s at least five months.) Having dealt with Kersh and the constant reminders that Mulder is bad for her future, has time worn her down?

    It doesn’t help that Kersh tosses her onto a case with an eager young agent like Ritter. Nor does it help that the case feels like a test. Did Cancer Man know that the case had certain elements that would appeal to Scully as similar to an “X-File”, and was she being tested to see if she would abandon Mulder? Considering that Cancer Man wants Mulder and Scully to be together, this apparent opportunity might have been a case of reverse psychology. Offer her a seemingly normal case, force her to work with an ambitious agent, and show her what it would be like to leave Mulder’s side.

    If that theory holds water well enough, then it might be interesting to consider why Fellig was at the center of the case. If Cancer Man knew about Fellig and his apparent ability, which could be seen as an innate awareness of the nature of death itself, could he have wanted Scully to encounter Fellig? After all, Cancer Man had conspired to give Scully one of the more advanced control chips, which included the self-repairing aspects seen later in “En Ami”.

    The suggestion of the story is that Fellig granted Scully a longer life by diverting death, thus granting her the same pseudo-immortality that he had been experiencing. And that certainly fits into the tease given in “Clyde Bruckman’s Final Repose”. But it’s also been shown that Scully bounced back from death under far more serious circumstances, including the events of “Fight the Future”. So why wouldn’t her faster-than-normal recovery be related, as an effect of the technology implanted in “Redux: Part II”?

    It also makes thematic sense for Scully to be the one to encounter and deal with someone who has cheated death. Scully’s life has been filled with death, and yet she continues to escape it. If there is one thing missing from this episode, it’s more of Scully’s consideration of what death means to her relative to her faith. Has that changed since her experience with Emily? Having touched on entities that are spiritual in nature, can she accept the idea of a death figure? What does she think happened in that moment before she passed out?

    With so much focus on Scully, Mulder is relegated to the background. Yet Gilligan uses what little time he has with the character to reveal some subtle (yet predictable) advancements. No matter where they stick Mulder, he continues to find ways to work on apparent X-Files, going so far as to break into Kersh’s E-mail. The very fact that he can do this suggests that the case is a set-up; why else would the conspiracy allow that hole to remain open for exploitation? But he also makes it clear that he won’t sit back and let Scully be taken away, which is a very consistent.

    In terms of the mythology, one has to wonder if Fellig’s ability fits into the spiritual world of the “X-Files”, which has some fairly complex (if unwritten) rules. In general, it is completely consistent for a non-corporeal entity to be affecting the human population. One need only consider what “Closure” or “All Souls” brought to the table to recognize that. But Death itself? It just doesn’t fit very well, especially if death is depicted as a transition, not the result of predation.

    On the other hand, what if some non-corporeal entity was feeding off the dying, and that was what Fellig saw? And what if Fellig had some small measure of the “sentinel” ability to live out an extended lifetime? It could be the intersection of those two unrelated elements, common within the mythology, that would lead Fellig to the assumption that Death had passed him over. Add the likelihood that Scully’s control implant kept her alive and accelerated her healing (a nice touch coming after the previous episode), and everything falls into place.

    While this episode is ostensibly a stand-alone effort, it manages to delve into ongoing character evolution, peer into corners of the mythology, all while suggesting an ongoing manipulation by the conspiracy on several levels. Considering that this same level of multi-layered storytelling was last seen in “Drive”, the previous episode by Vince Gilligan, perhaps it shouldn’t have been such a pleasant surprise.
  • Good episode.

    As interesting and weird as the story was the episode was a little boring. Mulder spends this episode behind a desk, which I found a little out of character for him.

    Assistant director Kersh splits Mulder & Scully up in this epsiode, but as usual Mulder can't stay away from the case and goes as far as to read all the emails Fellig is sending Kersh.

    The photographer was a real weirdo and I just loved the end when Scully got shot & was dying he saved her and got his finally die.
  • An episode which sees Scully, minus Mulder, working on what Mulder believes is an X-File.

    You've got to sympathise with Mulder in this episode - he's been forced off the X-Files, harshly punished by his boss for any work into these paranormal cases, and then Scully is handed an X-File by AD Kursh himself. Of course, Scully the Sceptic refuses to believe this case has anything to do with the paranormal at first, but as time goes on this case turns out to be very interesting indeed.

    Scully is investigating possible murders with another agent, and she comes across an extraordinary old man. And when I say old, I mean old - he's way over 100 but doesn't look a day over 60. It's quite touching as we hear his tragic story - and as we see his torment as he tries with desperation to come face to face with his overdue death.
  • Scully gets to know a murder suspect who always happens to be just in time to snap photos of people as they die.

    Splitting Mulder & Scully up gives her a chance to play the believer to the new partner she's saddled with's skeptic (that was awful grammar right there). Couple that with an interesting phenomena and the character it effects, and you've got a winner. Geoffrey Lewis plays Fellig with a wounded inevitability that is fascinating.
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Ahead on True Blood: Naked Eric Northman and More!

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A this week's  Paley Center for Media fan event, True Blood creator Alan Ball said:

"I believe [Eric] appears without most of his clothes in the very first episode [of season three]."

So, there you have it. There might be a naked scene involving Alexander Skårsgard when this HBO hit returns. Do you even care about other spoilers? Yes, you do? Well, okay then...

Eric Lays Seductively

Ball also opened up about other characters and storylines. To wit:

Sookie's double-edged mission: "Sookie [Anna Paquin] is going to go off in search of Bill [Stephen Moyer], and she will find him. There will be more conjecture about what she is and she will be more driven to discover what she is. She will get closer to the answer."

Jason's DNA: "It's a genetic thing and skips some people and gets in some others. Jason has vestiges of it, in that he's such a fantastic athlete and he's a perfect shot, but he's still human, whereas Sookie is definitely a half-human, half-something else that we're waiting to reveal."

The future of Bill and Sookie: "Bill and Sookie may go through some rough patches that last maybe a little longer than Team Bill fans might like, but Bill and Sookie have a connection that will never die."

Tara's romance with a new vampire, Franklin Mott: "He's more dangerous than any of those other [vampires]. She's definitely playing with something that's a lot more deadly."

True Blood won't return until the summer of 2010, but this speaks to the popularity of the HBO drama. Fans simply get enough enough scoops or spoilers for it. And we can't blame them!

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Will you be my vampire bride?

Franklin [to Tara]

If the humans want war, we'll give them war.

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Eureka Review: "Momstrosity"

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Tonight’s episode, "Momstrosity," asked the question: Ever loved someone and they treated you like they didn’t even know you were in the room?

SARAH, Carter’s automated house certainly knows this feeling given she is the room. She had a crush on the android Deputy Andy and decided to give him an emotional program so he could feel what she felt and hopefully notice her.

However, because she gave to all the AIs as well, we all got to see a glimpse into what would happen if Androids Dreamed of Electric Sheep.

I love how the writers mirrored the AI emotional responses with what was going on with the organic emotional responses. Carter loves Allison but didn’t want to tell her was very similar to SARAH loving Andy and her not knowing how to tell him. Then, you had Tiny who was doing anything to save Emo who she perceived as her child and Allison doing everything she could to save Kevin. This was subtle and mixed in well enough that it was not until the very end that I picked it up.

Momstrosity Scene

To me, these are two of our strongest emotions, the protective nature of a mother and not wanting to be alone. Given that humans are not alone in these emotions, most animals are very protective of their young and nearly all animals choose mates of one form of another, it makes good sense that this would be what came through the strongest in the AIs. Okay, the fact that program SARAH copied from a robot called “Emo” that was suppose to help teach about parenting didn’t hurt, either.

Of course, it was all worth it, seeing Deputy Andy walk out of “SARAH’s room” in the morning made me laugh so hard I had to actually rewind to hear what Carter and Jo was saying. Good for you Andy and SARAH, maybe if you guys conceive it will be a police van or motor home.

On the organic side we saw a lot of emotions, too. I was very sad that Grace took the news about Henry and the others so badly. I understand it, but I was still sad. Henry really could have done a better job of telling her the he was falling in love with her. He did finally tell her at the end that he was working to be “her Henry,' so there is some hope there.

I am crossing my fingers that they are back together very soon.  This does raise a couple of questions for me given that Henry was the one that insisted they never could tell anyone:

  1. Why did he list off all the people that went? Why would he jeopardize everyone if she decided to tell someone?
  2. How does he know she is not going to activate the “protocols” that he discussed given how upset she was?

I guess we will just have to see what Grace does. Don’t let me down, Grace. Henry will love you again soon, I just know it.

This brings us to the more primal chest-beating portion of our program. As mentioned last week, with our love triangle under way, Carter and Grant are up to the clashing horns portion. While they did put their differences aside to help save Kevin, the episode ended with Carter warning Grant that it was on and “may the best man win”. Seriously, Grant, buddy, there are other women in Eureka, why are you beating yourself up for this one?

Clearly Carter and Allison have a history, why don’t you chase one of the other hot, brilliant, science chicks that Eureka is apparently overflowing with.

Sarcasm aside, this really is the weakest portion of the overall story lately. Not only because love triangles have been done to death, but because Carter and Allison have a history and after Carter kissed her in 1947 and then broke up with Tess, I could not imagine Allison really wanting to be with another guy.  I really hope that they do not drag this out forever; there are enough really creative story elements they can do without needing to have this worn, tired, old element stuck in there.

Easter Egg Note: James Cameron’s birthday is Monday, August 16 and the writers slipped in two famous quotes from his movies into the episode to celebrate. Check out this week’s quotes to see which.

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I don't mind watching the indecisiveness that characterizes their relationship; it adds to the drama and prevents everything from seeming rushed, which I hate. However, I just started watching Eureka this season.

They have been dragging this "thing" between Allison and Carter already for FOUR seasons!! It's getting old, tired, played out and alot of the viewers are losing their patience (me definitely included), so plllllllleassseeee Eureka writers, either pair them off for sure this season or STOP playing us with a maybe / maybe not scenario!!! JEEZ!

I'm with you on the Allison and Carter story line. Enough already. Let the wooing begin. Now Carter has Kevin's permission to forge ahead. Grant just gets on my nerves.

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Eureka Season 4 Episode 6 Quotes

Carter: You were bragging about going on a date with his mom. If you bragged about a date with my mom I would run off in the woods too.
Grant: I will be sure never to tell you about it.

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Ally Sheedy to Take Part in Psych Musical Episode

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Let's all hear it for Ally Sheedy.

Or, to be more accurate, let's hear it from Ally Sheedy!

As confirmed by Dule Hill via Twitter, the actress will reprise her role of Yang on the upcoming musical episode of Psych. It's an appearance Hill and James Roday teased during our interview with the stars at Comic-Con.

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In other Psych Season 7 casting tidbits:

  • Barry Bostwick, Brooke Lyons and Anthony Rapp will also appear on this two-hour spectacle.
  • Jeffrey Tambor will guest star as Juliet's step father, Lloyd.
  • Garcelle Beauvais will make Gus' dating life a bit awkward.

Psych returns with new episodes on February 27.

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No Psych until January 16???? NOT COOL! ;-) But at least we got SOME updated news on the show, so it hasn't completely dropped off the face of the earth. ;-D

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TV Ratings Report: Louisville, CBS Win

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Louisville wasn't the only big winner last night, as an exciting NCAA final led CBS to an easy ratings victory Monday.

Elsewhere, The Carrie Diaries finale increased a bit for The CW, while The Following fell flat...

Louisville wins

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The Voice: 13.6 million viewers
Dancing with the Stars: 12.9 million
The Carrie Diaries: 1 million
Bones rerun: 4.2 million
2 Broke Girls rerun: 9.1 million/The Big Bang Theory rerun: 10.5 million

9 p.m.
NCAA Basketball Championship: 18.9 million
The Following: 6.2 million
Hart of Dixie rerun: 520,000

10 p.m.
Revolution: 6.3 million
Castle rerun: 7.3 million

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What has the arson investigator found on Castle? "Under Fire" is the 11th episode of the show's sixth season.

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Castle Season 6 Episode 11 Quotes

Ryan: Rather than pick a name for my kid you should pick a date for your wedding.
Castle: Pick a date for my wedding? I was planning on bringing her.
Beckett: Really. When is that? I might have plans.

Castle: A crime scene at a fire. I've never done one of these before.
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Tim Guinee guest stars here on the Castle episode "47 Seconds." He has something to say to Beckett!

Castle Season 4 Episode 19 Quotes

Most of our victims die for a reason.

There is nothing normal about this.

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Stefan: I'm sorry about Rose.
Damon: Whatever, I knew the woman for...five minutes.
Stefan: Well, you cared about her after five minutes though. I wonder what that means?
Damon: It means I care, Stefan. It means I'm changing and evolving into a man capable of greatness.

He's an Original. I don't really know what that means.

Elena: Don't ruin the moment. You're about to ruin the moment, aren't you?
Stefan: I'm totally ruining the moment.

The pleasure I'll get of watching you suffer is greater than any pain I'll ever feel.

Stefan: Promise me, whatever happens, you'll protect her.
Damon: Promise.

Damon: She's in denial.
Stefan: Shut up, Damon.

Stefan: I'm sorry.
Damon: About what?
Stefan: About being the guy that made you turn 145 years ago... what I did was selfish. I didn't wanna be alone. Guess I just needed my brother.

I can't think of a better reason to die.

Damon: Elena know you've been drinking blood.
Stefan: I've been drinking hers.
Damon: How romantic.

Stefan: You're coming with me?
Damon: It's Elena.

Jeremy: We're gonna kill Katherine.
Stefan: I can explain.
Bonnie: Please.
Stefan: We're... gonna kill Katherine.

You aren't gonna kill Katherine... I am.

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Break out the popcorn, Blondie. Elena’s little sex romp isn’t over yet.

You want a love that consumes you. You want passion and adventure, and even a little danger... I want you to get everything you're looking for. But for right now, I want you to forget that this happened. Can't have people knowing I'm in town yet. Goodnight, Elena.


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Cheers to Saturday Night Live for earning the most Cheers this year!

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The venerable NBC skitcom received nine Cheers in 2011, for breakouts like Bill Hader, musical guests such as Lady Gaga and hosts ranging from Melissa McCarthy and Miley Cyrus to Steve Buscemi and Jimmy Fallon. Last year's winner, Fallon finished a close second with eight Cheers, tying Community and Boardwalk Empire. Long-running hits NCIS and Burn Notice followed with six each, equal to late-night faves David Letterman and Conan O'Brien. And a sextet of dark cable/satellite dramas — Breaking Bad, Damages, Rescue Me, The Killing, Justified and the late, great Lights Out — garnered five.On the downside, the Bachelor/Bachelorette/Bachelor Pad trio combined for six Jeers, tying with last year's big loser, The Office. A bunch of other past-their-primetime shows — Desperate Housewives, House, America's Next Top Model, Glee and Californication — were slapped with four Jeers, while The Talk, Rizzoli & Isles and Weeds got three. Better luck next year!What shows do you think deserved the most Cheers and Jeers this year?

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The latest pilot castings, from the Hollywood Reporter:

" John Michael Higgins has landed the lead - and as such will be reunited with Arrested Development's Mitchell Hurwitz - in ABC's The Thick of It.

" Bill Smitrovich ( Without a Trace) is Jamie Kennedy's pop and Jason Antoon ( The Lost Room) is Lee Majors' lab technician in Fox's Lee & Me.

" Amanda Detmer ( What About Brian) and Paul F. Tompkins are wife and husband in 1321 Clover, a CBS comedy about a suburban family.

" Rosa Blasi ( Strong Medicine) is a big-name publicist in the CW's Eight Days a Week.

" Kim Coles is an angel in the CW's Hell on Earth.