ooooohh....♥ michael ♥...that beautiful beautiful beautiful Man!!!!!! *-*

note to blog reader: I realize that yesterday's blog said I was only going to publish once a week. However, I took my kids to chuck e. cheese yesterday! What do tokens, mediocre pizza and a freaky looking rat have to do with this blog, you ask? Well, I sat there watching my tribe of three children as well as the madness of 100 summer camp kids who were by the way, allegedly being "supervised" by 5 women from the camp. These woman were only "supervising" their cell phones and the cotton candy they purchased from the snackbar. Anyway, as I sat there in the mindless torture which is chuck e. cheese, I found myself imagining an alternate universe in which I get to kiss Rob Lowe whenever I want to. So here is another blog delivered to you even though it is 6 days earlier than originally planned)

In this universe, I am a happily married woman yet I still have my list. You know, the unwritten list most women can rattle off quickly of all the celebrities we would love to smooch. And, for me, when I say smooch, I really mean just smooch. I don’t really think of the fantasy past that. Honestly. Now realize, when I am thinking of kissing Rob Lowe - which I kind of do a lot, I don’t mean a “kiss your mom on the cheek” type of kiss. I am envisioning something like those scenes every Diane Lane - as a bored housewife having an affair with the artist she meets at the market – movie contains. You know what I am talking about. Her love interest never just kisses her. It is always the same scene. Diane’s lover grabs her, throws her passionately against a wall and kisses her with one of those incredible kisses we dreamed about as young pre-teen girls. We learned about these kisses in one of two places: Judy Blume novels or the 1980s Molly Ringwald movies.

With that explanation, it is no surprise I refer to the list as a woman’s WALL LIST. And by the way, since this is my fantasy, it is not just the actor himself on the list. I get to pick which character I want him to be at the wall.

If you promise not to tell my husband (or my friend Tom who will make fun of me for this), I will share the top of my list with you. (it is not a complete list because new additions appear with each TV pilot season)

my wall list includes (but is not limited to):

1. Rob Lowe: in pretty much any role he has ever done.  However, my top request is as Billy from St. Elmo’s Fire. I know I am not the only woman who had many dreams about that scene with the blue paint.
2. Michael Vartan: as Agent Michael Vaughn from Alias
3. George Michael: in his Wham! days, before the bathroom incidents. It is my fantasy, I can pretend he is still on my team.
4. Jon Bon Jovi: current age. I never cared for the longhaired rocker look. I was too much of a preppy.
5. Jerry Seinfeld: before he met Jessica. Really ladies, I am not an adulterer!
6. Chris Noth: of course, as Mr. Big.
7. Vincent D’Onofrio: Detective Robert Goren on Law & Order Criminal Intent. His brilliance does something for me.
8. Owen Wilson, Luke Wilson or Vince Vaughn: even though they all are very differently physically, I love all of them equally!
9. Jimmy Fallon: Funny does it for me every time.
10. Jeremy Piven: Agent Ari Gold in entourage. Adrian Grenier may be gorgeous but Ari Gold reminds me of those obnoxious guys in my college's fraternities. Those guys never gave me the time of day but against my better judgment, they always appealed to me.

Okay, I know this list is long but I don’t want to leave anyone off. Remember that Friends episode when Ross left Isabella Rossellini off the list? That is how I feel. What if I don’t put Matt Damon on the list and then I meet him tomorrow and that ruins my chances with him? (oh come on, it doesn't matter that he and I are both married to other people)

So, what was the point of this blog? None really. I told you, this blog is mainly for me to vent. Really though, I am hoping this will give you something fun and entertaining to think about. ( side note here: One of my readers wrote that she was disappointed I am not writing about deeper topics such as my political views. I am pretty sure that those of you who want read about politics are reading the Drudge Report for that.)

Think of me the next time you are starting to think of something that really aggravates you and need to take your mind off of the negative thoughts and re-direct.

Here is where I ask all of you happily married (or unmarried) women ( or men) in this universe to share with me.  Who is on your WALL LIST?  You can answer anonymously if you want to - then you can safely list your gorgeous co-worker, your favorite tennis pro, that beautiful guy at the gym (or beautiful girl, this is an equal opportunity site.  Seriously, I was this close to adding Portia de Rossi to my list.  I would not ask for a pre-nup either if I got to marry her.  Oops, I think I have I said too much.)  You get the idea.  I am only asking for you to tell me and the world who does it for you.

Leave a comment and let me know!

I am sorry, was somebody just saying something to me? I was just picturing myself against a wall with Matthew McConaughey. Darn, I forgot to put him on my list. Oh well, I am glad my list is not laminated!

“Relax, take a breath.”  That statement is the most condescending thing you can say to anyone.   In fact, the only person who is allowed to say this to you is your anesthesiologist.  He will say this right before you begin your journey into la-la land of peaceful sleep while your plastic surgeon works his magic on your post-baby body.  (Yet, the anesthesiologist is not allowed to go home and say those words to his wife!)

However, “Relax, take a breath” is exactly what I have just told myself.  I have had such a great time writing these blogs this past week.  I have been pouring the words from my brain faster than I am pouring ridiculously high priced gasoline into the tank of my SUV.  Although, that does not mean I need to bombard the world with my thoughts all at once.  I enjoy entertaining you with my thoughts and anecdotes so much so that I want to publish every word as fast as I can.  Yet, I also want you to want to read my blog.  I don’t want to overwhelm everyone – because that is very easy for me to do. ( Um, I think our buddy, Dr. Phil, might say I have an "overbearing personality." I know, shocking.)

Let's get back to YOU though.  And by YOU, I mean YOU reading MY blog.  Here's the thing.  I used to subscribe to People magazine but had to cancel my subscription.  I did not cancel because I did not enjoy reading about Nicole’s morning sickness or Britney’s new tattoo.  I canceled the subscription because I got overwhelmed.   I could not find the time to read the magazine in the midst of everything I need to do during the week: carpool, laundry, homework, grocery shopping, French pedicures, Brazilian waxes, solving US budget deficit, mediate on going Israeli/Palestine tensions, help Obama pick his running mate ….  you get the idea. 

The magazines just kept coming.  I was barely through one week’s Star Tracks feature when a new issue arrived in my mailbox.  It was so stressful!  I love to read novels because they sit there patiently on your nightstand waiting for you to finish. In dealing with the never-ending deliveries of the magazine, I felt like Lucy with the conveyer belt of chocolate candies coming at me faster and faster.  I don’t want to do that with my blogs.  I want to offer you a little treat to enjoy without stress.

Here is my point, and yes I really am trying to just make ONE point here.  I am going to post a new blog on Sundays and hope that you find a little bit of time during the week to spend with my words.  Now, you can feel comfortable subscribing ( okay, I know, I am pushing a blog subscription on you like a multi-level marketing salesgirl ).  You will get one email a week letting you know I have posted a new blog - (okay, let's be honest with each other,  it may be more than one email a week but I promise I will not try to sell you gimmicks claiming to make different body parts grow bigger!)  After you read it, please post a comment with your feelings, thoughts, agreement, disagreement, grandmother’s secret brownie recipe etc…

Excuse me, I must insert a note here to my 10th grade creative writing teacher from Miami Sunset:

“Yes, Mrs. Weinstein, I do see the irony.  I could not write an essay in your class to save my life but I just used 400 words to tell my reader that I am only going to be posting this once a week.  I get the irony and I am sorry for the grief I gave you because I HATED writing!”

Okay, I feel better, back to you, beautiful blog reader:

 Now I just want to share these final thoughts. 

One of you wonderfully talented bright & interesting readers wrote and asked, “Who is your audience”?  Here is my answer.  My audience is “ME”.  There are two parts to the “ME” answer.  One is that I am really writing this as a fun way to express my thoughts in a constructive manner and not bombard my darling girlfriends with excessive calls filled with stories I just need to tell  (like when I am so annoyed about the super plus tampax lady I referred to in my “invisibility cloak” blog).  So, I am writing for me. Everyone else reading this is just icing on the cake.  Amazing icing – like the fudge frosting on cheesecake factory Linda’s Fudge cake.  But truly, additional readership is really that, just icing on the cake!  I guess some people would be seeking fame as an ultimate goal.  However, I like my daily (yes pretty much daily) trips to Target, Publix and Starbucks way too much.  I would never want to be famous because those darn paparazzi would really be a nuisance when I am ordering my “tall non-fat latte, 3 splenda, no foam”.  Of course, that would be really cool if I got famous and that version would be called a “crazy redhead”. 

But I digress yet again….

The other answer is that when I say “ME” I mean “YOU”!   If you are reading this blog, you probably heard about it directly from me (so you are my relative or friend) or through someone just like me.  You can relate to me.  You can relate to what I have to say.  Like me, right now you are in front of a computer screen attempting to read this but, in the background you have children calling you for help with their homework or to help them figure out how to find the newest episode of Spongebob on the DVR – (at this very moment, you are trying to pretend you don’t know why it was erased from the list of shows when you really do know why it is gone.  Spongebob is gone because the DVR needed room to tape the new episode of Swingtown – oh, admit it, you are watching it too with the same questions I have:  Do people really do this?  Are there people I know “swinging”?  Does the infamous “swingers club” really exist in my neighborhood and if so, why hasn’t anyone invited me? I am just kidding - I think!)

I have to be really honest with you now though.  There are two things I am indeed seeking to gain by having a large readership of this blog:

• A lunch date with Kelly Ripa for my BFF and myself.  The three of us can compare tons of stories about our youngest children who are all crazy wonderfully entertaining and beautiful boys.  Though what I really want to know are intimate details about being married to that yummy, yummy man, Mark Consuelos.
•  And more importantly, front row seats for a taping of Saturday Night Live with my one true love (besides by husband of course), Rob Lowe, guest hosting.  (Note to Lorne Michaels – “If you can’t get Rob Lowe, I would still be thrilled with Michael Vartan.”)

And, of course, a coffee date with Oprah would be icing on the cake!

Have a great week and I will be back with more next Monday.  If you have not had a chance to read my other blogs, go grab your morning coffee and come back and visit with my blog a bit more.  I would love to hear your thoughts after you read "my father's affair saved my marriage" or "my invisibility cloak".  You can click the links on the right of the page to take you to the previous postings.

Thanks for reading!

updated note from CR on 6/30/08:  Those of you who know me will not be surprised by this.  I changed my mind.  I will alter my previous statement.  I will publish "at least" every Monday.  Yet, as you guessed, I just have too much I want to say to keep it only once a week.  So, forget everything you just read and check back with me tomorrow.  I will have a new one for you!

Aggiungimo gli ingredienti classici:

- tre puttanelle di liceo tutte trucco, fitness, moda e glam (praticamente il ritratto del gay medio)

- un ragazzetto pretendente di Drew (Jeremy Jordan) che, al pari del professore, meriterebbe miglior sorte, magari con me...

- una secchiona derisa da tutti

- un capo stralunato e un sottocapo che obbliga  Josie (Drew) a fare quello che non vorrebbe fare

-una serie di colleghi guardoni che grazie ad un circuito chiuso seguono le vicende della sventurata

- un finale scontato e banale che a confronto un finale della Fletcher é inaspettato

Per quanto riguarda la trama intera potete fare riferimento a Wikipedia.

E ora via, a cercare il film che mi terrà sveglio anche stanotte.

P.S. Povero Joel Coen, danno due suoi film entrambi alle 2 e qualcosa. Mister Hula Hoop e L'uomo che non c'era. Vabbé che é di nicchia pero'.....

Abbie is around 40 having an on-again-off-again-affair with Kevin. Abbie desperately tries to keep on going with Kevin, who one day decides to dump her for good. Abbie runs to her friend Robert for help. Robert openly gay never liked Kevin, and tries to show her the bright side of life. they get drunk, the laugh and they wake up naked next to each other. After a few weeks Abbie is pregnant, and Robert is obviously the father, so they decide to raise the child together. What a great thing raising a kid with your best friend, no marital restrictions, a family and complete understanding. The problem is that it's not so easy to balance things and you can never say you have counted everything. They both enter in relationships that is hard to keep. What happens then when Abbie decided to move on?

The film really has a big point to talk about. No matter how much people try to go away from the social conventions and heteronormative rules, we are still drowned by them.  Abbie is sure that has found the perfect partner for life, so does Robert.  Soon they realize that they still have the need of an actual relationship. Their perfect new-found family is jeopardized every time Robert is on a date, or Abbe meets another guy. The question was who would be the first to crack. Unfortunately the screenplay cannot go that deep into the characters. The film is treated like a romantic comedy or as a TV drama movie, i cannot tell. The dark side of these characters is only scratched, because people were afraid to move to that direction, despite having the perfect cast to do so.

Schlesinger loses his rhythm bit by bit. He tries to talk about gay life, unconventional families, love, parenthood, court system but he still wants to keep things light and joyous. Unfortunatelly things are not that light, so the humour is lost really quickly, while his effort to avoid darkness makes the dramatic  aspect shallow and the viewer never gets to  care.

I don't know where the whole thing got lost. Madonna could be the perfect Abbie, who's bitchiness and stubbornness is shown from the beginning, while she tries to actually chain Kevin with her. On the contrary they tried to squeeze to much of sweetness in her character, while Madonna tries to prove that she is just playing a 40 year old desperate to have some family, while she still shines. Rupert Everett has proven his ability to play the extreme gay to the straight acting gay, to the straight. He is never given the lines and most of the film he plays the pathetic guy, while he is to sexy to be that pathetic. Benjamin Bratt never makes any impact, Alias Michael Vartan is really sexy and cute, but never convincing as the bastard  he has to play and  a character actor like Illeana  Douglas is once more waisted on nothing.

A subject so shallow treated that the movie's 108 minutes seem to have no end, especially as the court scenes sarts and you watch people being more and more silly. At the end you just feel that Madonna should just stick to the shows. Not because she is that bad as an actor, or that she makes bad choices. She will always be bigger than her characters and that can never work. That's why she managed to work out Evita Peron, the heroine had the right analogy of glam and flare.

What stayed from film was actually Madonna's cover to Don Mclean's classic, American Pie. I loved the original too much,

but I have to admit that she managed to make it survive the Millennium.

How Fast can you Swim?

Será Rogue apenas mais um filme sobre crocodilos assassinos?

Com assinatura de Greg McLean, realizador de Wolf Creek, chega-nos agora Rogue, um filme sobre ameaças da natureza. Neste caso, sobre um crocodilo que cresceu um pouco demais... A história tem início com um idílico cruzeiro pelas águas da Austrália que rapidamente se transforma num episódio de terror quando um grupo de turistas se torna presa fácil para um enorme crocodilo assassino.

Pete Mckell (Michael Vartan), um cínico jornalista norte-americano, junta-se a um grupo de turistas numa viagem pelas águas do rio Kakadu, numa reserva natural australiana.

O jornalista começa por entrar em conflito com a guia turística local (Radha Mitchell) mas rapidamente os dois são forçados a deixar as suas diferenças de lado, já que o barco onde se encontram começa a ser atacado por uma criatura gigantesca vinda das profundezas: Um crocodilo gigante.

Enquanto esperam em vão por ajuda numa pequena ilha lamacenta, o medo toma rapidamente conta de todos, já que é impossível prever qual será o próximo movimento do monstro.

Para além de realizador, Mclean é também o responsável pelo argumento de Rogue.  O australiano afirma estarmos perante um filme tenso, sério e centrado naquilo que realmente interessa: O crocodilo. É esperar para ver...

Trailer:

Título Original: Rogue
Realização: Greg McLean
Com: Radha Mitchell, Michael Vartan, John Jarratt, Heather Mitchell, Sam Worthington, Stephen Curry, Mia Wasikoska
Género: Terror | Thriller
Site Oficial: www.rogue-movie.com

It has been sometime since I last considered my list. Since it is a popular hit on my blog (people would rather look at pictures of pretty men than read the crap I come out with apparently), I thought I would have another look. I am changing things up though and this time I am picking winners in five different categories. Oh and I will also mention the runners-up so you know how hard it was to make my choice! I have spent WAY too much time on this. Also, I found it really hard to find pics which truly showed off the awesomeness of the guys I chose. I like to think this is because I like them for their 3-D versions more than just their pretty looks. Or it could be because I am one plane ticket away from being a professional stalker.

Best on TV (past):
Michael Vartan as Agent Vaughn (Alias)

For all the wrinkle-brow concern.  For the shoot-em-beat-em holster-wearing goodness.  For coming back from the dead, simply because we demanded it.  And don't even get me started on when he speaks his mother tongue.

Runners up:

Bradley Cooper as Will Tippin (Alias)
Michael Weatherly as Logan Cale (Dark Angel)
David Boreanaz as Angel (Buffy the Vampire Slayer / Angel)
Bryan Greenberg as Jake Jagielski (One Tree Hill)

Best on TV (present):
John Krasinski as Jim Halpert (The Office, An American Workplace)

Sure, he doesn't have the Davidoff beach bod of Sawyer or the grufty ruggedness of Jack but the Lost boys lose out to John everytime.  We really mean it when we say sense of humour is important. 

Josh Holloway as Sawyer/James Ford (Lost)
Matthew Fox as Jack Shephard (Lost)
David Boreanaz as Seeley Booth (Bones)
Zachary Levi as Chuck (Chuck)

Best in Music:
Dave Grohl (Foo Fighters)

No-one comes close in this category.  He is ultra-talented, the essence of cool and as I keep telling my husband, I just wish he were our friend.  His voice is yum.

Runners up:

Chris Cornell (Soundgarden / Audioslave)
Justin Timberlake

Best in Film:
Christian Bale

A shameful omission from my previous list and the only Brit in attendance, Christian is hot and deep.  Very talented and also plays a superhero.  I do have a thing for Superheroes.  Don't tell the feminist inside me.

Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson
Josh Lucas
Johnny Depp
Brandon Routh

And in the They Haven't Made The Cut But They Are Really Rather Charming category:

Joshua Jackson
Matthew Settle
Lee Pace
James Denton
James Tupper
Hugh Jackman (as Wolverine!)
Tom Welling
Karl Urban
Ryan Egghold
Danny Masterson (in That 70s Show - it's the sideburns!)

And finally, Best in real life (Lifetime Achievement Award):

Ricardo. No Runners- Up.

Best on TV (past):
Michael Vartan as Agent Vaughn (Alias)

For all the wrinkle-brow concern.  For the shoot-em-beat-em holster-wearing goodness.  For coming back from the dead, simply because we demanded it.  And don't even get me started on when he speaks his mother tongue.

Runners up:

Bradley Cooper as Will Tippin (Alias)
Michael Weatherly as Logan Cale (Dark Angel)
David Boreanaz as Angel (Buffy the Vampire Slayer / Angel)
Bryan Greenberg as Jake Jagielski (One Tree Hill)

Best on TV (present):
John Krasinski as Jim Halpert (The Office, An American Workplace)

Sure, he doesn't have the Davidoff beach bod of Sawyer or the grufty ruggedness of Jack but the Lost boys lose out to John everytime.  We really mean it when we say sense of humour is important. 

Josh Holloway as Sawyer/James Ford (Lost)
Matthew Fox as Jack Shephard (Lost)
David Boreanaz as Seeley Booth (Bones)
Zachary Levi as Chuck (Chuck)

Best in Music:
Dave Grohl (Foo Fighters)

No-one comes close in this category.  He is ultra-talented, the essence of cool and as I keep telling my husband, I just wish he were our friend.  His voice is yum.

Runners up:

Chris Cornell (Soundgarden / Audioslave)
Justin Timberlake

Best in Film:
Christian Bale

A shameful omission from my previous list and the only Brit in attendance, Christian is hot and deep.  Very talented and also plays a superhero.  I do have a thing for Superheroes.  Don't tell the feminist inside me.

Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson
Josh Lucas
Johnny Depp
Brandon Routh

And in the They Haven't Made The Cut But They Are Really Rather Charming category:

Joshua Jackson
Matthew Settle
Lee Pace
James Denton
James Tupper
Hugh Jackman (as Wolverine!)
Tom Welling
Karl Urban
Ryan Egghold
Danny Masterson (in That 70s Show - it's the sideburns!)

And finally, Best in real life (Lifetime Achievement Award):

Ricardo. No Runners- Up.

Una vez admitida en la CIA, Sydney tiene la primera reunión con su supervisor, el agente Michael Vaughn. Ella le habla un poco de las cosas que ha visto en el SD-6, por ejemplo de un traficante de armas muy peligroso: Ineni Hassan. Se hace la lista creyendo que sabe más que Vaughn y duda de su capacidad como supervisor, así que tienen su primera discusión. Aquí ya se ve que Sydney es una persona con carácter, que tiene las cosas claras, que está bastante enfadada por haber descubierto tanto en tan poco tiempo. Pero aún le queda más por descubrir.
Para empezar, aún en su ingenuidad cree que podrá eliminar al SD-6 en un par de meses. Vaughn le pide que haga un esquema de lo que ella cree que es el SD-6... lo que dibuja no tiene nada que ver con el mapa que Vaughn le enseña, el cual crece cada día. A Sydney se le abren un poco más los ojos. Su vida como espía no ha terminado ni de lejos.
Vaughn le da las nuevas indicaciones para contactar con ella: Cuando Arvin Sloane le dé una nueva misión, tendrá que escribir en una bolsa de papel dicha misión, la arrugará y tirará a una papelera para que un agente de la CIA la recoja. Después siempre recibirá una llamada de parte de Joey's Pizza. Esto quiere decir que la CIA ya ha leído la misión y tiene que reunirse con su supervisor para que le dé la contramisión. Es decir, tendrá que boicotear la misión del SD-6, hacerles creer que consiguen lo que quieren, pero en realidad el punto se lo adjudica la CIA.

En este capítulo, también vemos la primera discusión entre Will y Sydney. Cada vez que a ella le suena el busca, él se pone malo, porque el "banco" la está llamando continuamente. La verdad es que es una tapadera un tanto ridícula, porque un banco no llama a nadie a todas horas como si se tratara de un cirujano. Y esto provoca malas caras y discusiones con sus amigos, en especial con Will. También conocemos en este capítulo a Charlie, el novio de Francie, que ayuda a Sydney con la mudanza y a Jenny, una compañera de trabajo de Will que suspira por él.

Y llega su primera misión (y contramisión) como doble agente. En el cuartel general del GRAU (ejército soviético) han desaparecido archivos importantes. Creen que un traficante sudanés, Abul Hassein Navour, va a comprarle esos archivos a los espías rusos que lo han robado: Kazimirets Chebekov y Luri Kaochev. Así que Sloane les pide a Sydney y Dixon que recuperen esos disquettes con los archivos.
Para ello, Sydney y Dixon viajarán a Moscú. Sydney inutilizará al verdadero Navour, cogerá el dinero de la compra y Dixon se hará pasar por el sudanés. La contramisión que le da la CIA es darle esos disquettes al SD-6 pero antes ellos se harán una copia.

Y aquí llega el disfraz más feo y seguramente incómodo que a la pobre de la Garner le tocó lucir. El vestido de látex azul que además no le favorece nada. Hasta la peluca pica desde aquí.
Debido a que Navour no tenía realmente el dinero, si no que pensaba robar los archivos, Sydney tiene que disfrazarse de rusa calentorra para atraer la atención de los hombres y así dar el cambiazo, los disquettes por dos posavasos. Como es muy lista ella, pues lo consigue y en el aeropuerto de vuelta, le espera Vaughn con su equipo para copiar los disquettes.

No me olvido de Marshall, sin el cual las misiones no podrían hacerse. El geniecillo de la serie siempre tiene soluciones para todo. En este capítulo, Marshall inventa una toxina que dejará k.o. durante una media hora a quien la toque. Tiene para dos usos, así que tendrá que utilizarse bien. Eso le permitirá a Sydney dejar fuera de combate al verdadero Navour y a su guardaespaldas para que así Dixon pueda suplantarle.

Otra cosa importante en este capítulo es el momento en que Sloane "presenta" por primera vez a Sydney y a su padre en el SD-6. Y esta es una escena que realmente no llego a comprender del todo por varias causas.
Para empezar, Sloane les deja en un despacho donde, según Jack le dice a su hija, no hay micros ni nada. Cosa muy rara, y con lo curioso que es Sloane, que les deje hablar ahí sin escucharlos. Es que llega a tener micros y les habría pillado a los dos en un momento, ni tapadera ni leches. Conversación "os pillé" que le habría encantado oír a Sloane:

Jack: Trabajo para el SD-6 como ya sabes, bueno, al menos así lo creen ellos.
Sydney: ¿Por qué?
Jack: Porque facilitará lo que hacemos si ellos saben que lo sabes.

Toma ya.

Luego Sydney pone cara de sorpresa en mayúsculas, la cual ya no debería tener porque en el capítulo anterior supo toda la verdad de su padre, que es también un espía de la CIA infiltrado en el SD-6.
Pero bueno, Sydney está resentida con Jack por no haber sido un padre cariñoso ni atento y se necesitaba esta escena para que la niña le diera un guantazo (merecido) al padre. También quiere saber más cosas, como es natural.

Con esto y un bizcocho (que es verdad que me lo estoy comiendo mientras escribo), pasamos a otro dato importante: Will empieza a meter las narices como periodista curioso que es.

Sydney acude a una cena que tenía con sus amigos: Francie, su novio, Will y otra chica (una extra que está ahí de relleno la pobre). Will le pide hablar a solas y le advierte que no quiere hacerle daño, pero que ha descubierto una cosa sobre su difunto prometido. La noche que le asesinaron, tenía un vuelo preparado desde Los Angeles hasta Singapur. Sydney no sabía esto, pero improvisa y le dice a Will que ya lo sabía porque Danny tenía una conferencia de medicina allí y Sydney pensaba reunirse con él por sus vacaciones.
Sydney le dice esto con pucheritos para que Will se lo trague y así deje de investigar. Por ahora ha picado...

En el SD-6, Sloane hace llamar a Syd. Le cuenta el contenido de los disquettes. Se trataba de una operación llamada "Juicio Final Seis", donde seis bombas nucleares fueron enterradas en los EEUU durante la Guerra Fría y que en 1989 gracias a una inteligencia obtenida, dichas bombas fueron desarmadas. Pero había una séptima bomba que aún sigue cargada. Es todo lo que saben, eso, un nombre y una localización: Milovich Ivanov. Buckingham, Virginia.

La intrépida Sydney llama a Vaughn y le dice que va a ir en busca de Ivanov. Cuando llega al sitio, descubre una lápida con ese nombre y decide cavar y desenterrar lo que haya. Y vaya por Dios, ahí está la séptima bomba que además, nada más abrir el ataud, se activa con una cuenta atrás de dos minutos. Muerta de miedo, no se le ocurre otra cosa que hacer que llamar al super genio Marshall para que le ayude a desactivarla. Y después de contarle los cientos de cables de colores que tiene la bomba, el tío da con el cable que tiene que cortar y así consigue que Sydney no vuele en pedazos por los aires.
Esto lleva a un nuevo cabreo de Vaughn, porque al haber llamado a Marshall, el SD-6 ya sabía que había encontrado la bomba y no tuvo más remedio que dársela a ellos. Pero qué listo también él, a ver qué iba a hacer la pobre si estaba a punto de estallar... Total, que le informa de que el SD-6 le ha vendido la bomba al cabroncete de Hassan y se la ha llevado a Egipto. Así que Sydney se reúne con su padre, le pide perdón por la bofetada y le da las gracias por lo de intentar sacar a Danny y llevárselo a Singapur. Además le pide que le cubra en el SD-6 porque va a ir a Egipto a recuperar la bomba. Lo que no haga un padre por su hija... :lol:

Llega a Egipto vestida de ninja, después de repartir unas cuantas leches a algunos tíos, consigue el núcleo de la bomba, ya puede irse de nuevo a Los Angeles. Pero vaya, Hassan le ha pillado y la apunta con una pistola.

Mal asunto, porque Hassan conoce el rostro de Sydney y podría descubrirla... Qué pasará....

to be continued :mrgreen:

Un día, ese hombre llamado J.J. Abrams, tuvo una brillante idea para hacer una serie de espionaje. Y del puzzle que tenía metido en la cabeza, nació ALIAS. Una serie que lo tiene todo, o casi (porque si hubieran puesto alguna canción de Muse ya habría sido lo más) y que considero la mejor que se ha hecho. Para muchos no será la mejor, pero para gustos los colores.

Y así doy comienzo a una super frikada que se me ha ocurrido, como farta morra que soy y que haré cuando tenga tiempo y poco a poco. Y es ir contando cada capítulo o al menos lo más interesante, con sus enigmas y sus spoilers y lo que se me ocurra.
Ahí voy (total, nadie me va a leer):

Sydney Bristow es una chica de 26 años con una doble vida. Por un lado está su vida normal, con su novio, sus amigos, la facultad... Y por el otro, su vida no tan normal, que hace que la normal resulte muy complicada de llevar. Es, desde hace 7 años, una espía del SD-6, lo que ella cree una rama secreta de la CIA que realiza operaciones negras encubiertas.

Daniel Hecht, novio de Sydney, le pide matrimonio. Ella le dice que sí pero se siente mal porque él no sabe que su novia es espía. El SD-6 tiene una norma: sus agentes no pueden contar nada acerca de sus actividades, en caso de ser así, les ejecutarán a ellos y a los que sepan dicha información. La tapadera que utiliza Sydney para ocultar su trabajo es el Credit Dauphine, un banco. Pero ella, arriesgándose, le cuenta a Daniel la verdad y le pide que no diga nada.

Mientras ella está en una misión, Daniel no para de darle vueltas a la cabeza y, borracho, deja un mensaje en el contestador de Sydney donde deja caer la palabra "espía". La sección de seguridad graba la llamada y se lo comunica a Arvin Sloane, director del SD-6, el cual hace matar a Daniel Hecht.
A Sydney se le abren los ojos después de esto. ¿Cómo puede ser que la CIA sea capaz de asesinar a civiles inocentes? (Joder, en la vida real hacen más que eso jajaja). Así que decide no querer saber nada del SD-6 y seguir con su vida normal como estudiante de literatura para ser profesora, como su madre, que falleció cuando ella tenía 6 años.

El SD-6 le pide volver pero ella se niega, con lo cual deciden asesinarla. Acorralada en un parking, su padre, Jack Bristow, la rescata. Éste le revela que nunca ha trabajado en la exportación de piezas de aviones, la cual era su tapadera, sino que también es agente del SD-6. Así mismo le cuenta que el SD-6 no forma parte de la CIA, si no de una organización criminal llamada La Alianza de los Doce, compuesta por 12 células (el SD-6 es una de ellas) y que él es un alto cargo en dicha Alianza.
Trata de ayudarla consiguiéndole un contacto que la saque de Estados Unidos hacia Europa, pero ella, horrorizada por lo que le acaba de contar, no acepta su ayuda y huye.
La relación con su padre siempre ha sido fría y distante.

Sydney le pide dinero a su amigo Will Tippin y el pasaporte de su hermana Amy. Se tiñe el pelo como ella, de color rojo, y decide volver a Taipei donde roba un artilugio que Sloane ansía tener. Aunque es torturada por un malvado asiático sacamuelas, logra huir con el artilugio y de esa manera, logra que Sloane vuelva a confiar en ella y le deje seguir en el SD-6. Sloane pica el anzuelo y le da otra oportunidad.

Luego va a Langley para denunciarles y pedirles ingresar como agente de la CIA y así ser un topo en el SD-6 para poder destruirlos. Allí conoce a Michael Vaughn, es el agente que la atiende y que será su supervisor en la CIA. Así se entera también de que su padre realmente no es del SD-6, sino un agente leal de la CIA infiltrado en la Alianza. Ahora trabajarán juntos.

Ya en este primer capítulo, nos hablan de algo que va a ser fundamental en toda la serie.
Es Sloane el que habla de él: Oskar Mueller o, mejor dicho, el dispositivo que Mueller montó. Este artilugio será principal en la serie, junto con el que lo diseñó, un profeta del siglo XV llamado Milo Rambaldi.
Este era el dispositivo que Sydney fue a robar a Taipei para recuperar la confianza de Arvin Sloane.

Como en todos los episodios pilotos, nos presentan a casi todos los personajes de la serie.

Sydney Bristow es la protagonista de la serie. Su madre falleció en un accidente de coche cuando tenía 6 años y eso le marcó para siempre, por eso quiere estudiar literatura, para ser profesora como ella. Es tímida e introvertida, inteligente, deportista y tiene una facilidad asombrosa para aprender idiomas y para disfrazarse de lo que sea. Con 19 años fue reclutada por Arvin Sloane en el SD-6, aunque ella creía que era una rama secreta de la CIA. Con la muerte de su prometido, descubre la verdad y ahora es una agente doble infiltrada para destruir al SD-6 y La Alianza.

Jack Bristow es el padre de Sydney. Como ella, es espía de la CIA, agente infiltrado en el SD-6. La relación de Sydney y Jack es fría y distante. Desde que murió su mujer, mantuvo la distancia con su hija y no se portó como un padre afectivo y cariñoso. Ella le guarda rencor, a pesar de que a veces intenta acercarse, más aún desde que saben que trabajan juntos. A pesar de todo, Jack siempre está al tanto de las actividades de su hija y es como su ángel guardián.

Arvin Sloane es el jefe del SD-6. Malvado, mentiroso, manipulador y muy inteligente. Una vez trabajó para la verdadera CIA, donde conoció a Jack. Pero el poder y la ambición le pudieron más y se afilió a la Alianza. Es un leal y fiel creyente de Rambaldi, y su obsesión llega muy lejos. Sydney le repudia, ansía destruirle y llevarlo ante la justicia.

Michael Vaughn. Es agente de la CIA, será el supervisor de Sydney. Poco a poco empezará a sentirse atraído por ella y, no haciendo caso a las normas de la agencia sobre no tener relaciones personales íntimas, decide ofrecerse como su amigo personal, mezclando sus sentimientos con lo profesional. Existe un vínculo especial entre ellos.

Francie Calfo es la mejor amiga de Sydney (y de rebote de Will). Se conocen desde la facultad, donde además eran compañeras de habitación. Francie compagina sus estudios con su trabajo como camarera. Sueña con abrir algún día su propio restaurante. Es una persona necesaria en la vida de Sydney, pues es la que la aproxima a tener una vida normal y alguien con la que puede hablar.

Will Tippin es el mejor amigo de Sydney Bristow. Se conocen desde hace tres años. Will está enamorado de Sydney pero por timidez dejó pasar la oportunidad de pedirle salir y cuando ella empezó su relación con Danny, él se quedó al margen. Le fastidia que cada dos por tres el banco llame continuamente a Sydney. Trabaja como periodista y como tal, es muy curioso. Eso le traerá problemas.

Marcus Dixon es un agente leal del SD-6. Como Sydney una
vez, cree que trabaja para la CIA. Es muy profesional, compañero habitual de Sydney en las misiones. Siente un gran cariño por ella, respeto y admiración. Juntos hacen muy buen equipo, aunque Dixon a veces dificulte las contra misiones de Sydney. Está casado y tiene 2 hijos. A pesar de ser un agente del SD-6, Sydney le tiene como uno de sus mejores amigos y se apoya en él en sus horas más bajas.

Marshall Flinkman es el técnico informático e inventor de aparatos útiles para las misiones. A pesar de su excéntrica personalidad, es muy inteligente y sin él, la mayoría de las misiones se habrían venido abajo. Es agente del SD-6, aunque como Dixon y todos los agentes de rango menor, cree que trabaja para la CIA haciendo el bien.
Es muy buena persona y muy friki, da un punto de humor a la serie con sus rarezas. Le tiene pavor a Arvin Sloane, y cariño a Sydney y Dixon. Ellos en realidad son todo su mundo.

Eric Weiss es agente de la CIA. Trabaja al lado de Vaughn, es además su mejor amigo y el que intenta ponerle los pies en la tierra respecto a su relación personal con Sydney. Y, aparte de eso, siempre me he preguntado qué pintaba en esta serie (es muy amigo de J.J... eso lo explica).

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Título original: Rogue
Director: Greg Mclean
Intérpretes: Michael Vartan, Radha Mitchell, Stephen Curry, John Jarratt, Heather Mitchell

Sinopsis:
Pete, un viajero y reportero americano trabaja en un reportaje sobre la
industria turística en auge en el territorio del norte de Australia.
Durante un crucero por un río, el barco se encalla y el viaje se
convierte en un desastre, terminando aislados en una pequeña isla.
Cuando cae la noche y sube la marea, el grupo descubre que son acosados
de un enorme cocodrilo. Es el inicio de una terrible lucha por la
supervivencia en uno de los lugares más inhóspitos del mundo.

Comentario:
Nueva película del director de WolfCreek en la que rinde su particular
homenaje a las películas de monstruos, en este caso un cocrodilo
gigante. Selección oficial Sitges 07.

Web oficial:
http://www.roguecrocodile.com/

Trailer:
http://blairwitch.de/index.php?seitenid=23&trailerid=283

Esta es la información que podeis encontrar en la página de Scifi, en donde se encuentran todos los datos y películas que forman parte de la V Muestra de Cine Fantástico de Madrid. Hay otros títulos también muy interesantes, como la nueva película de Gondry, etc.

La fecha oficial de estreno de la película en España es el 4 de Abril de este año... por fín, XDD

P.D.: Gracias Dani por la información, XDD!!

could not find the lyrics...

I miss the sound of your voice
And I miss the rush of your skin
And I miss the still of the silence
As you breathe out and I breathe in
If I could walk on water
If I could tell you what's next
I'd make you believe
I'd make you forget
So come on, get higher, loosen my lips
Faith and desire and the swing of your hips
Just pull me down hard
And drown me in love
So come on, get higher, loosen my lips
Faith and desire and the swing of your hips
Just pull me down hard
And drown me in love
I miss the sound of your voice
Loudest thing in my head
And I ache to remember
All the violent, sweet
Perfect words that you said
If I could walk on water
If I could tell you what's next
I'd make you believe
I'd make you forget
So come on, get higher, loosen my lips
Faith and desire and the swing of your hips
Just pull me down hard
And drown me in love
So come on, get higher, loosen my lips
Faith and desire and the swing of your hips
Just pull me down hard
And drown me in love
I feel of your heart
I taste the sparks on your tongue
I see angels and devils
And God, when you come on
Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on
Sing sha la la la
Sing sha la la la la
So come on, get higher, loosen my lips
Faith and desire and the swing of your hips
Just pull me down hard
And drown me in love
So come on, get higher, loosen my lips
Faith and desire and the swing of your hips
Just pull me down hard
And drown me, drown me in love
It's all wrong, it's all wrong
It's all wrong, it's so right
So come on, get higher
So come on and get higher
'Cause everything works, love
Everything works when you're on

This drama is intended for 18-49 year old males. With most of the action happening in boardrooms, maybe this show is intended for an older audience, let's say something like 25-60. In the end, it doesn't really matter. As I have mentioned before, Big Shots is like Desperate Housewives but for men.

Cameron makes an interesting discovery about her mom. She also learns a few new things about her dad. Karl continues to deal with his crazy situation. Marla is completely mad. James has to juggle his new single life with his work. The little black book still remains lost to the boys.

This episode was OK. I still haven't made up my mind. The show isn't bad, but it's not really that great either. I find the whole situation with Karl's mistress really annoying. I can't wait until Marla is gone, she is most annoying.

Warning: Spoilers ahead.

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The boys are playing golf at their club. James has gone without sex for over a month. His game has improved a lot.

James meets Rebecca Parks at his office to restructure his company.

Karl finds out that Marla will be staying with them. Wendy has Karl fix Marla up with one of his buddies.

Cameron finds her mom at her dad’s place.

Terrance shows up to mess with Duncan. Brody thinks that the book was taken by another heavy hitter. He plans on investigating it.

After a long day of working together, Rebecca hits on James and they go out for drinks.

Brody finds out that Terrance bailed Dantrell out of jail and got the little black book.

Rebecca and Katie start to fight it out in the boardroom.

Karl finds a nerdy research chemist for a double date with Marla. His plan backfires because Marla seems to like Phil.

Cam is worried about her mom and Duncan. Phil and Marla get at it in Karl’s house he isn’t happy about it.

Terrance plans on publishing Dantrell’s little black book in one of his tabloids. Brody is happy to learn that he hasn’t got the book yet.

Rebecca tells James that Katie has strong feelings for James.

Duncan was getting hit on by a lot of young women and Cam found it disgusting. Duncan didn’t do anything.

Cam finds out that her mom is seeing Terrance. She was worried that her dad was the one not going to be faithful. It turns out it’s the other way around.

James has lost Katie’s trust. Rebecca has made a change in her report and plans on downsizing Amerimart. She wants to downsize Katie’s department. James promotes Katie. Rebecca’s plans fall apart.

Phil tells Karl that Marla is crazy. He wants Karl to break him up with him. Karl has no choice; otherwise he will loose his best research chemist.

Elizabeth comes clean to Duncan. She wants time.

Karl tells Marla that Phil is gone. He tells her that she should face the world.

The episode ends with Terrance and Duncan exchanging words. Later while Duncan is sleeping, he gets an SMS from an unknown sender telling him that they have the book.

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OTRO FONDO DE MICHAEL :P

Things are going well for ABC. They have ordered a full 22 episode season of Pushing Daisies. Things aren't going so well for CBS. They canceled Viva Laughlin after only two episodes. I wasn't surprised of that.

The drama intended for 18-49 males continues. As I have mentioned before, Big Shots is like Desperate Housewives but for men. Karl's problems with Marla and his wife continue. His wife thinks he is having an affair. Brody needs to get involved to bail him out. Duncan's problems are far from over as he tries to get Dantrell's black book back from the cops by bribing one. James continues to explore his new single life and the guys give him a present.

This episode was good. It wasn't anything great, but it was OK. I can't fully recommend it yet. The show just gives me a strange lukewarm feeling. It's entertaining but the drama with Karl is just a bit over the top.

Warning: Spoilers ahead.

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The guys are meeting for lunch. James says that he isn’t too sure about being the single car. His friends lease him a Ferrari F430 Spyder.

Karl comes home to find Wendy crying. Marla is at the door. Karl is shut out of his married life. Wendy thinks that Karl is having an affair with someone. She talks with Marla about this. Wendy hired a private investigator. She hasn’t looked at the pictures yet. Marla wants to take the flashdrive but Wendy wants to hang onto it.

Terrance offers a job to Cam, Duncan’s daughter. Duncan runs off to have sex with his ex-wife. Cam surprises them during their tryst.

James picks up his kids in his new car. He got the number of a soccer mom. His friends think that he needs a re-bachelor party. Brody tells Duncan that Dantrell, the tranny hooker, was arrested. He tells Duncan about the little black book. Duncan tells Brody that he gave Dantrell Brody’s name instead of his own. Duncan tells Brody that he will loose everything if this comes out. His severance package has a morality clause in it.

Marla tells Karl that Wendy has pictures. Marla finds the flashdrive and Karl is surprised to find out that Marla knows his wife that well.

Brody asks his friend in the police to get the evidence. His friend doesn’t want to help him out. Brody brings Portia O’Connell to see Duncan. Officer O’Connell will help Duncan out if his daughter becomes a model for Reveal Cosmetics.

After getting dismissed by Duncan, Cam calls Terrance Hill for that job.

James has his party at Duncan’s place. James shows off pictures of his kids to the girls he meets.

Karl brings by the photos on the flashdrive for Brody. The photo is of Karl getting his palm read by his hot secretary. He is more worried about Marla than he is about Wendy. Marla has always been jealous of her.

Duncan finds Terrance Hill’s card on Cam’s desk and knows something is up. He confronts him later. He talks with Elizabeth and tells her he wants something more with her. He tells Cam that she can have more responsibility.

Karl finds out that Brody replaced his secretary with a guy. Wendy thinks that he is gay.

James trades in his Ferrari for an old Corvette. He thinks it more him.

Duncan and Brody meet with the cop and he tells them that the book is missing from the evidence locker.

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I had to check just to make sure.

Sure that Big Shots wasn't written, created and produced by the same people behind Desperate Housewives. The resemblance to that soap opera is uncanny. Just because the target audience is composed mostly of 18-49 year old males means that Big Shots is called a drama...

To make matters worse, ABC has got another similar drama that premiered recently. It's called Dirty Sexy Money and I can't be bothered by watching it anymore. Two episodes were enough for my brain.

I find the whole situation with Karl really stupid. Let me explain. He's got a wife he's cheating on with this crazy mistress Marla. He's trying to get rid of her and she starts meddling in his marriage by befriending his wife Wendy. At the same time Marla wants to go to couple's counseling with Karl. That's totally mental and dreary in my opinion.

James learns something really surprising about his wife. It's enough to make him question his marriage. Duncan's troubles with the tranny hooker aren't anywhere near resolved. It just gets worse and worse. Brody continues to be the man in the troupe that resolves the others problems, because he works in crisis management.

This show isn't all bad, it's a lot better than Dirty Sexy Money. As I also got bored by Desperate Housewives midway in the second season, I'm sure that this show has the same sort of mental shelf life.

Warning: Spoilers ahead.

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Brody is on the way back home to see his wife on sex night.

Karl is made to go to couple’s counseling with his mistress as well with his wife. During counseling Marla thinks that they should stop seeing each other and Karl agrees. His mistress turns up at his home. She has become best friends with his wife. She is crying about being dumped by her boyfriend Karl Kyle.

James is still dodging calls from his wife Stacey. She had an affair with his boss, who died. Stacey shows up at work. He decides to give her another chance. When he comes by he finds out that his boss was murdered. He gets questioned by the cops. He should seek representation.

Duncan gets a visit from his tranny friend. He thinks that he can get things fixed without Brody’s help. Duncan ends up in bed with the reporter. He thinks that this will fix his problem. He is wrong.

Brody tells his mates that his wife Janelle wants to spice it up during sex night. Duncan shows up with his tranny and has to talk with Brody. Brody has to deal with the situation. The puff piece that he thought he was getting is actually an exposé. The tranny taped the meeting she had with Duncan.

James comes to talk with Brody about his problems with the police.

Karl has to compete with his ex-mistress to spend time with his wife.

Duncan meets his ex-wife. He finds out that Elizabeth is dating Terrence. He hates him and is a corporate raider. Duncan meets Brody and they get into the reporter’s apartment to steal the tape. The reporter comes by naturally and Duncan has sex with her. Brody is hiding underneath the bed. They find out that the reporter is getting a lot of money, possibly from someone who hates him.

Wendy wants to have Marla in couple’s counseling. Later he threatens to tell Wendy about the affair.

Stacey is getting questioned by the cops. James overhears. He learns that his boss’ wife found out about the affair. He filed for divorce before dying. The boss’ wife confessed to the murder.

Duncan has a meeting with Terrance. In exchange for the tape and staying away from Elizabeth, Duncan will let Terrance have Jailbait, the company that they are both trying to acquire.

James tells Stacey that it won't work and that they are getting a divorce. She admitted to loving his boss to the detective. James overheard this. He can't get past this and decides to leave.

Dantrell gets arrested and the cops get his little black book. Duncan’s problems aren’t over.

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As I mentioned earlier, I prefer Big Shots to Dirty Sexy Money. Is that saying much though? I honestly don't know because I've come to realize that Big Shots is Desperate Housewives for men.

All the stories that make Desperate Housewives such a success with women have been transposed into Big Shots, trying to please men. You got men with affairs, men who are divorced, men having affairs with tranny hookers and men being cheated on by their wives.

That being said, the characters are a lot more interesting than Dirty Sexy Money. Big Shots has Michael Vartan from Alias playing James Walker. He's very good but he was even better as a spy in Alias. Christopher Titus is in this show as well as well as a horny Dylan McDermott who spends most of the pilot trying to deal with his adult daughter.

Everybody is rich and powerful and the women are also beautiful. The main characters are too perfect in my opinion. Then again, this was the first episode so maybe they will develop faults as they develop throughout the series.

Warning: Spoilers ahead.

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Dylan McDermott plays Duncan Collinsworth the CEO of Reveal Cosmetics. Christopher Titus is Brody Johns the founder of Alpha Crisis Management. Joshua Malina is Karl Mixworthy the CEO Devotion Pharmaceuticals. Michael Vartan is James Walker the former Golden Boy of Amerimart Industries.

James just got fired from his job. He tells his mates. While waiting for the shrimp, a golf cart drives over James’ boss. He is dead.

The next day at James’ company, they wait to hear who will become the CEO. Karl is in couple’s counseling with his wife.

Duncan is going to be the entrepreneur of the year. There was a scandal in Yonkers. Duncan tells the story to his mates. He stopped in Yonkers for some coffee. A state trooper walked in and Duncan got arrested. The woman was a man. Brody tells him he has to track down the tranny in order to keep a lid on the scandal. Brody is afraid of his wife.

James is at his boss’ wake. His wife Stacey was having an affair with his boss. He knows this because she got the pendant that his boss had on his person.

Duncan is having lunch with his daughter. He can't stand her and neither can she. She asks him for a job. Karl is having an affair with Marla. She wants to go to couple’s therapy with him because he does it with his wife. He goes to see the same therapist.

Duncan and Brody try to find the tranny hooker.

James is having a serious talk with his wife Stacey about his boss. He is talking about the affair she had with his boss. He leaves the house.

Duncan is having a pep talk in his company. His daughter repays him by mouthing off.

Karl wants to stop his affair but has trouble doing it. He tries to break up with her but it doesn’t work. She kind of freaks off on him. She threatens to tell his wife. He talks with his mates. At the same time, James tells them about the affair that his wife was having with his boss.

James is trying to score during his interview and almost gets dismissed. He makes a little speech.

Marla goes to see Wendy, Karl’s wife. Karl has to hire her as an interior designer.

Duncan is still seeing one of his ex-wives. He has a talk with about Cameron, his daughter. He wasn’t really there for Kim when she was growing up. She tells him that he needs to try more with her.

James has been named the CEO of Amerimart. Everyone in his office knows about the affair his wife had with the boss.

Stacey comes to Janelle’s party to talk with James, but he doesn’t really want to. Kim brings the tranny hooker to the party. Duncan pays her off and he handles the situation. Or so he thought. The tranny hooker taped it for the reporter.

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