While watching the latest Jesse Stone movie "Benefit of the Doubt", during a break, there was a commercial for Magnum Ice Cream . This was either an advertiser's cute reference to Tom Selleck's earlier role (Magnum P.I.) or more likely an amusing coincidence.

There was a time when movie actors thought little of those who acted on television. Apparently movie producers and writers don't feel the same way.  "Miami Vice" is the latest entry as a tv show movie remake.  Very few movie remakes achieve the success of their television counterparts (i.e. The Wild, Wild West,  The Beverly Hillbillies, Starsky and Hutch, Charlie's Angels-Full Throttle).  The remakes come across more like parodies than tributes to the shows that they emulate.  Hopefully, "Vice" will not make this mistake.

It's great to see a new unconventional sci-fi drama.  Although I haven't watched a full episode yet, it's promos remind me of Spielberg's "Amazing Stories" in the 80's and Serling's "Twilight Zone" in the 60's.

I've earned the iB and Rally licenses.  Looking forward to racing more competitvely on pavement and on dirt.

I've won all of the Honda Type-R Meeting races. Beefing up my Volkswagen to win the New Beetle Cup races.

 I've won the Stars & Stripes Grand Championship and the Vitz Races. I'm currently competing in the Honda Type-R Meeting and the New Beetle Cup.

The recent 2006 TV Land Awards featured cast reunions for Batman(for some reason, Julie Newmar (Catwoman) was not acknowledged by either Adam or Burt, considering that she was the only "Guest Villain" to attend), Good Times and Dallas. There are some other cast reunions that would be fun to see, but highly unlikely to happen: Robert Vaughn and David McCallum from "The Man from UNCLE", Bill Cosby and Robert Culp from "I Spy", Stefanie Powers and Robert Wagner from "Hart to Hart", surviving cast members from the first season of "Saturday Night Live", the original cast of "Charlie's Angels", the surviving cast members from "The Time Tunnel" and the surviving cast members of "The A-Team". Most of these stars are good sports and would have fun being on the show.

The 9:30PM time slot on Monday nights seems to have a revolving door. Earlier this season, Out of Practice, the comedy featuring Henry Winkler and Stockard Channing held this slot. Later, without explanation, that series was replaced with Courting Alex, the new Jenna Elfman vehicle. Most recently, The New Adventures of Old Christine, Julia Louis-Dreyfus' latest sitcom attempt, was scheduled in this time period. It appears that this network is limiting its committments to sitcoms until one becomes a ratings hit. Fans are not given an opportunity to decide. The demise of many good shows has been the result of time slot roulette.

Completed Episodes 1 through 3 in Season 2.  Currently working on Season 2, Episode 4.

Completed all episodes for Season 1 over the weekend.  Met the minimum requirements to unlock Season 2.  Currently working on Season 2, Episode 1.