Mia

Wish I'd seen that! Are you going to do the Britney Spears one next?!

Last night's episode seemed a bit rushed, disjointed and muddled... Neat way to get out of filming an expensive plane crash (not). I know I'm feeling ill and therefore not with it, but Sylar and his Mini-Me? Great, that's all we need!! Altogether, not a great episode last night.

Mac, that's just what I was going to say. (Well actually, I was going to say that I love it when Win beats the out of the baddies, but I don't think I should mention that in the face of your intelligent comment.) This year? Great!

Ah, that was it - I hate cliffhanger/open endings! I think they're just lazy. If the author's taken the trouble to get you involved with these characters and caught up in their stories, the least they can do is tell you what happens to them in the end! If they don't, I always feel cheated. I don't think King is often guilty of this, though, he usually sees a story through properly.

Thanks Nellie, I didn't realise this was out! I feel a trip to amazon coming on.

I enjoyed this, but remember being disappointed by the ending. (Not that I can actually remember the ending, just that I was let down by it. I'm sure my memory's going...)

I taped the first one and haven't watched it yet, but I saw last night's. Paddy and Keith were hilarious! I had a big smile on my face the whole way through. I liked Jo Brand aswell, but I didn't see the result. I take it from what's been said that Paddy & Keith and Jo went through? I did prefer the comedy ones.

I prefer his Myron Bolitar novels.

I was slightly bored during the first half of the episode, but the second half was exciting! Any similarity to aspects of Guantanamo Bay was accidental, I'm sure. My trouble was that what with the break, I've forgotten who's got powers and who hasn't... It didn't seem to stop them rounding people up though! I could have done with a "previously on Heroes" bit at the beginning and there wasn't one. Pants.

Lol! Judging by tonight's episode, I think you're right, Lucybird!

I bet she's never read a Discworld novel in her life! She strikes me as someone who doesn't have much of a sense of humour.

That's probably the scariest part of the book for me! I was very disappointed he didn't do it properly. I also vaguely remember King saying that he didn't like Nicholson's performance, as he came across as though he was mad from the beginning. But you can't beat the book, you get so much more involved in everything.

I hope they don't film the wedding with the "imposter" Libby! But then again, the wedding'll probably be off and on another six times, giving Kym plenty of time to get back.

Ah, thanks Laura. I saw the new Libby today and didn't like her. They've replaced actors temporarily before in both Neighbours and Home and Away when they're off sick, so I hoped that might be it.

I agree Michelle, the book is much scarier! I don't like Kubrick's film.

I watch Neighbours every day (and Home and Away)! It's okay at the minute... I like Toadie, and Karl and Susan Kennedy and Libby to a certain extent (she can be annoying). I don't like Donna or Declan, and I really, really can't stand any of the Parker family. I hated Ned, and was so glad when he left (same for Riley) and I really dislike Bridget. The character has an awful personality, she behaves like a seven year old and the girl who plays her can't act to save her life. All she does is stare and push her head forward - you watch next time she's on!

Is that the one where he goes on about restoring the balance of the universe or something? I really hate that one!

I would like to know the answer to that myself! They were nice, savoury biscuit type things and the packet was printed like a newspaper if I remember correctly.