Pointless Rambling

I only really watch four TV shows these days: "7th Heaven," "Everwood," "Smallville," and "ER." I watch "7th Heaven" and "ER" more out of tradition then enjoyment (I've watched every all new episode of "7th Heaven" since it premeired, and it feels like something is missing when I miss a new episode). I also catch "Naruto" and "The Batman" when I can, and I'm sure I'll check out the "Boondocks" when it premiers (me and my brother are having a bet to see whether or not it's more controversial then "Family Guy." Something tells me I'm going to win this bet). So most of the TV shows I've been watching have been on DVD. I just bought the first two seasons of "Gilmore Girls," and I am shocked with how much I've been enjoying it so far.

This show is not realistic in any way, but the dialog is VERY clever most of the time! If it weren't for the fact that I was so far behind in the storyline, I would start watching the new episodes on WB now. On the anime front I'm in the middle of watching "Planets," "The Big O," and "Maison Ikkoku," and I can recomend every one of these shows (so far). On the gaming side of things I've been playing "Xenogears" whenever I've had time...just for the record, this is a weeeeiiiiirrrrrdddd game! I also picked up the tickets to see Keith Urban and Steven Curtis Chapman in concert. Both in December, both less then a week apart from each other. I will be amazed if I can still hear after I see the two shows.

While I am still waiting patientially for the next Harry Potter and Inheritence books to come out, I have started reading Koushun Takami's controversial "Battle Royale." I've been enjoying the manga, and the book is also good, but dare I say the manga's execution of this story is just a tad bit better then the novels execution. On a final note, the president of Nintendoof Japan, Mr. Satoru "I think I'm good for the company" Iwata says that if the Revolution doesn't sell more systems then the Gamecube it will be a "complete failure." My response: Nice knowing you buddy. Don't let the door hit you on the way out.