TWW definetely didn't rock my world last night. But I understand that it was the premise not the actors. And how are you gonna have the only live episode of a series called The West Wing not have a single frame that takes place in The West Wing. I've seen better, i.e. "Debate Camp." and what kind of a name is "The Debate"? I mean I realize that once the decided to focus only on the debate and not to have a central theme to the episode (like in the first 5 seasons [yes I hater of all things JW said 5]) they didn't have far to go but come on. Lacking with the creativity much? I didn't particually love Grey's Anatomy last night but I did enjoy it. Especially the part where (spoiler warning for some) the Shepherds don't do it for each other but for themselves. Division is so easy to see in that relationship. It was doomed before anyone committed adultery. I saw Jarhead. Very... philosophical. A lot of points were touched upon that are being brought up in today's political/cultural atmosphere. I enjoyed it overall but it isn't a blockbuster and really wouldn't have a signnificant audience if people didn't think it was about this Gulf War. Also saw The Weather Man came across in the usual form of movie/indie philosphy. There was a power outage but the generator kicked in. Sadly, the audio was lost during 3 occasions (otherwise known as pivotal moments in the story) during the last half of the movie. Happilly, my friends and I got a refund. Anyway, gotta get on with my cooking. I'm learning and it's a long arduous process involving lots of chocolate, gumbo, and fruit. (Not mixed together though.) Next on the menu? Molten Chocolate Cakes.