Lisa P's comments

Put a Sock in it Doogie Howser!

13 Apr 2008 06:58 AM

LMAO! That last line sums it up. Some exec told him to shut up and just do what he collects his paycheck for. Oh, what a beating he must have had on the proverbial carpet.

Daytime TV Going a Little Bit Country

10 Apr 2008 04:57 PM

Yee-haw! I loved Trace on The Apprentice. He represented himself, the country music industry, his charity and the USA so well! Piers made more money, but Trace is the kind of guy you can trust to have your back. Hearing his song "You're gonna miss this" reminds me of how lucky I am to be at home with my kids every day - even though there are those crazy days when one is crying and one is screaming. :-)

I'm a CBS soap fan so I'll be watching Y&R for him. Can't wait!

As for him and Kelsey Grammer teaming up in a movie - OMG! I HAVE GOT TO SEE THAT!

My Day on the Scarsdale Diet

10 Apr 2008 04:46 PM

Well, I sure didn't! If you don't tolerate hunger well, this is not the right diet for you.

Family TV Programming is Still Popular

09 Apr 2008 11:07 AM

That's awesome! Too bad you don't get it where you are. For the most part, it really is good programming.

Fairy Dust and Politics

09 Apr 2008 11:06 AM

That might be a good question to ask him.

The Muslim Families Blog is on Hiatus

09 Apr 2008 05:18 AM

I suggest you visit the Muslim Forum here at Families.com to discuss this with Muslims. They would be the best source for advice or information. Go to: http://forums.families.com/muslim-families,f341

The Lowdown on Hollywood's Latest Hook-Ups

09 Apr 2008 05:10 AM

Two comments:

1. Gerard Butler is yummy!

2. Who HASN'T been linked to John Mayer?

D'Oh! Bart Gets Dumped and Heidi Jumps Ship

09 Apr 2008 05:07 AM

I have a major problem with animated adult programs like South Park, The Simpsons and Family Guy even being advertised when my 3-year-old son is awake. If he sees a cartoon, he assumes it is open game and the next thing I hear is "I need to watch that!"

Nope!

Then the TV gets shut off and we play with his train set.

Now That's Love

09 Apr 2008 05:04 AM

Isn't it amazing that Orlando Bloom was once hung up in a hospital with a broken back and doctors told him he'd never walk again? Now, he's ACTION MAN! Go, O!

Favorite Movie Villains: Who Didn't Make the Cut

08 Apr 2008 07:19 AM

OK, I have to comment.

Michael Corleone wasn't evil. He always tried to do what was right. Finally he found that the only way for him to get the power to do good was to do some bad things. His story begs the question: Do the ends justify the means? of course, Godfather III throws karma into the mix as we see Michael finally gain back everything good that he'd wanted to achieve from the start only to lose it with one bullet. Can anyone who has seen that movie not feel for him when we see the earth-shattering silent scream? That isn't evil.

Derek Vinyard wasn't evil either. Sure, he'd done bad things but they were out of ignorance. Once he knew the difference between right and wrong, he tried to do good. Alas, it was too late. Once again, karma strikes and we are left feeling badly for the bad guy.

Wow. What kind of bleeding heart moviegoer am I? I feel bad for a guy who can blow up whole planets, a guy who can order his brother's death and a guy who is a white supremacist. Does that make me bad or the movie writers good?