#NIP TUCK SEASON 3 TORRENT TV#
Yeah, call it Hurricane Michael, but have an asterisk that explains that it's for all of the black people named Michael.Ĭongresswoman, you're an idiot É for all seasons.Rent Nip/Tuck (2003) and other Movies & TV Shows on Blu-ray & DVD. Lee wants stereotypes, why not go with the greatest athlete of the past quarter-century, Michael Jordan? Why not name one after the greatest black actor of our time, James Earl Jones? Or, if you want to be hipper, name one for the best R&B/hip-hop singer of the day, Mary J. Maybe they should humor her, lest she find some vindictive way to cut their funding. That very year, Hurricane Bonnie slammed into Virginia Beach, Va., home of Robertson's Christian Broadcasting Network.ĭumbest Political Statement of the Summer (A very crowded category): In other hurricane-related news, Texas Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee complained to the National Weather Service that no tropical storms are given (in her words) "black names."
(Even though Orlando is about as far inland as one can get in the peninsula of Florida, predicting that a hurricane will hit Disney World is not a big stretch.)
in retribution for a gay celebration that was to be held in that city. It should be noted that a few years back, Robertson, speaking for God, said that a hurricane would hit Orlando, Fla. This is not his first foray into meteorology. The very next day began the worst month of tornadoes in American history, with more than 500 in a single month." (Imagine that! Tornadoes in America. Bush to appoint more right-leaning justices before he gets voted out of office next November.Įarlier in the summer, Robertson tried to rally his faithful to work against a Middle East peace proposal that included the formation of a Palestinian state, claiming that God doesn't want Israel to be subdivided.Īccording to Robertson's Web site, "On April 30, 2003, America was positioned as the catalyst to jump-start the so-called 'solution' to the Middle East Crisis (and) the peace plan was set in motion. Strangest Religious News of the Summer: Televangelist Pat Robertson, who, despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary, claims to be a Christian, spent part of his summer praying that certain members of the United States Supreme Court would have strokes or suffer other debilitating illnesses so they'd have to leave in time for George W. The British accents are thick, and it's real easy to miss a plot point. Try to catch it before it finishes its limited run, or if and when it comes back. (As with our FBI and CIA, MI-5 occasionally butts heads with MI-6, which is supposed to operate strictly outside of the country.) Mannered and clever, this is great TV. Intricately plotted and well-acted by an ensemble cast, the show follows several members of the branch of Her Majesty's Secret Service that deals with domestic security. But the big deal for the discriminating TV viewer (and yes, there is such a thing) was MI-5 on Arts & Entertainment.
#NIP TUCK SEASON 3 TORRENT MOVIE#
This may be the greatest animated movie of all time, and it (along with Seabiscuit, Open Range and the wonderful Bend It Like Beckham) helped movie lovers forget about the torrent of crap the studios threw at us.Īt the same time, the ranks of Blockbusters That Sucked (movies that raked in large amounts of money-usually in the first weekend-but about which nobody will say a kind word) swelled with the addition of The Matrix Reloaded, Charlie's Angel's Full Throttle, Hulk and the absolutely dreadful Bad Boys II.īest TV Show (With First-Run Episodes) of the Summer: Nip/Tuck drew huge audiences to FX with its smutty dialogue and salacious content, and the charming Monk, with Tony Shalhoub as the obsessive/compulsive title detective, delighted us with another all-too-short season on USA. Say it while you can.Īs we say goodbye to the summer of '03, let's not forget the:īest Movie of the Summer: For once, the biggest money-making movie of the summer, Finding Nemo, was also the best. However, on the bright side, the UA football team is undefeated. And gas prices spiked again for no good reason, but at least we didn't have gas lines like in Phoenix. Summerhaven burned down, but there are already plans to rebuild. We've made it through another summer, somewhat worse for wear. I know the solstice is still a couple weeks away, but the only people who really care about that stuff are pagans who use it as a dress rehearsal for Halloween. Summer runs from Memorial Day to Labor Day. And it's cool at night.ĭon't give me any of that nonsense about real seasons. I know the National Weather Service says it has hit 100 degrees as late as Oct. Turn off the swamp coolers and break out the sweaters.
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