No way dude. I couldn't have stayed more uninvolved. I've had some epic battles on this site, this one didn't even incinerate a heated response.

I've already gotten through knowing the amount of movie history we're going to miss out on without Ledger in the next Batman films, I don't need you reminding me thank you very much.

I've heard that a dude named crispin glover is being considered as the next joker. wonder if they just lock the joker's character up in arkham asylum and barely mention him--it would be a travesty to follow up ledger's joker with anyone--nobody can hold his jock as far as the joker is concerned.

Has it been announced that Nolan's doing another Batman film for sure?

I didn't think there was anyway that Ledger would top Nicholson's performance. ****. He killed it.

On a side note, NBC just showed a preview for a new show called "Kings". Looks to have potential.

at his point, EVERYTHING is conjecture. it would surprise me if they DIDN'T do another one, the way they left the last one (batman=the bad guy) kinda says they will. however, nothing shocks me these days.

Well, yeah, clearly you weren't even trying. I mean, "get laid", "stick in the ass" and "sand in the vagina" back-to-back-to-back? You were really phoning that shit in.

I didn't think it was a throwdown either, nor did I want it to be. It was just my general reaction to all the lame Brokeback jokes out there.

As an aside, Crash sucked hardcore.

This. I recalled thinking that there was no way ledger could carry nicholson's jock. ledger made jack look like a fairy running around in purple velvet.

Entourage jumped a limp wristed shark

Agreed. I saw bits and pieces of 10 Things I Hate About You a few weeks ago, and I couldn't believe THAT guy was the Joker. He really disappeared in that role.

Heh, sorry.

While Crispin Glover is indeed creepy as hell, no way would I let him or anyone else reprise the Joker. It would be pointless. Even Daniel Day-Lewis, who would similarly immerse himself in the role, shouldn't do it, just because Ledger made it HIS role.

I would like to see Glover as some other villain. He fits Nolan's established vibe.

It jumped from episode one.

Here's the thing about Entourage: it's actually a decently interesting show. The behind-the-scenes aspect is well done and makes it somewhat watchable.

But it is NOT funny. At all. I have maybe smirked two, three times watching that show. Total. It doesn't qualify as a comedy because there are no jokes. And it's not really a drama, either, because there's not really any weight to it.

If there was some weird, nebulous genre that was neither comedy nor drama, that didn't require much in the way of writing or acting to be effective, Entourage would be the best show of that genre. But as no such genre exists to my knowledge, it's just a horribly overrated piece of shiny crap that remains completely bereft of laughs.

You just described a documentary.

Heh, well, I was thinking of that. Entourage is basically a fictionalized documentary. But even documentaries generally at least have something other than "Hey, look at this, isn't this cool?" driving its real-life plot.

Unfortunately, it insists on labeling itself as a comedy.

I've said this from season one: If you don't live and work in Hollywood, I seriously doubt that "Entourage" is entertaining and/or funny.

I don't live in New York or work at NBC, but 30 Rock is somehow hilarious. I think it's because they write jokes and stuff.