Mice Follies

Hi Townies, sorry for my absence. I was on vacation for a week and did not have time to blog. But I'm back. I do have some things to explain in the coming days which will also shed some light on my absence. So stay tuned. Until then, enjoy this great Tom and Jerry cartoon. While Beeps and I were away, we got to talking about T&J cartoons with his parents. I remember this one vividly and know that it will always be my favorite. Be sure to tell me yours. Enjoy:

TV is About to Control My Life

In case you have never read this blog or don't know me, I love TV. Beeps and I do a lot of TV watching. The past few months have been hard with the writers strike, although it did allow me to get caught up on my reality favorites like Judge Judy, Cops, Tribal Life, No Reservations, How Clean is Your House? (Sassy British cleaning ladies. LOVE this show!), Clean House (with Niecy Nash. Love her too! Which reminds me, Reno 911 also has new episodes.) and several others that I am too embarrassed to mention.

However, my life will change for the better in the coming weeks with the premier of Lost this week, Big Brother February 12th (WOOT!), and Battlestar Galactica in March.

Lost is gonna be kick ass. I cannot wait!

Big Bother will consume 3 days of my week and I will watch every episode.

And Battlestar is going to mess with my mind. If you don't already watch this show, rent all the past seasons, and start watching because it's EASILY the best drama on TV. Beeps and I rented Battlestar Galactica Razor and watched it yesterday. I was blown away! They had the old school Cylons in it from the original show! Remember how scary they were?

Anyway. Hope you are as excited as I am. I'm sure there are many TV posts to come.

The Funniest Show You're Not Watching

The season premiere of "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" was last night. If you aren't watching this show on FX, you should start now and then watch all the back episodes from the last 2 seasons.

The show follows the lives of 4 young bar owners (Dennis, Sweet Dee, Charlie and Mac) who find themselves in all sorts of appalling, selfish situations. In the past they've tried to sell a Nazi Uniform, make terrorist films, feign illness, and in this most recent episode, they exploit a dumpster baby into modeling. When the baby's skin isn't dark enough they attempt to take him tanning. While all this is happening Frank and Charlie are off rummaging through the dump for items they can resell, filling their apartment with so much trash that they are forced to sleep in the streets.

Danny DiVito also stars in the series and plays Frank the hilariously abrasive father of Dee and Dennis.

The show's appeal comes from its simply tasteless stories and its characters utter greed and laziness. Right up my alley!

The show's on Thursday nights at 10 on FX. TUNE IN!