Yes, yawn is right. Super Bowl Sunday doesn't mean much around our house unless someone else is having a party. If I was sitting at my computer working I'd most likely have the TV on another station rather than on the Super Bowl.

Why? I can't really put my finger on the exact moment that I lost ALL passion for the NFL but it was many years ago. I think the game is just boring. The Super Bowl is boring and the half time show is so overrated it's a bigger let down than the game.

The best part of the Super Bowl? The commercials! And luckily you don't have to watch the Super Bowl to see them any longer. Just watch the news and the Internet and you'll get to see the best commercials. They don't even save them for the Super Bowl much any more.

I think the NFL has lost its luster because players are no longer loyal to their teams, coaches are no longer loyal to their players, owners are no longer loyal to their coaches and you can't even count on a team staying in one city any longer. The team you like this year could be divided into eight others teams, a new coach and a new city by next year. Why follow that crap?

So here's a half ass cheer for the Super Bowl this year... yippee.

Labels: football, TV

Can you tell something about a person just by the movies they have saved on their DVR? Well, I'm not sure but here are the movies currently saved on my DVR...

1. Twister
2. Holes
3. Sixteen Candles
4. Sex Drive (not a porn movie)
5. From Dusk Til Dawn
6. The Wizard of Oz
7. The Endless Summer
8. The Perfect Storm
9. Hocus Pocus

Labels: Movies, TV

We love Halloween around our house and think Halloween can be a fun family holiday. Here is our list of the best 10 Halloween movies and shows appropriate for families.

1.) It's the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown

2.) Hocus Pocus

3.) The Little Vampire

4.) Casper

5.) Halloweentown

6.) Monsters Inc.

7.) The Nightmare Before Christmas

8.) Beetlejuice

9.) The Halloween Tree

10.) Little Monsters

Labels: Family, Halloween, Movies, TV

I'll never tell. Stay tuned and watch the next exciting episode of Entourage to see if me, Curtis Tucker, is the guilty party.



LOL! Just kidding folks! I'm not a security guard from Wisconsin and I've never even seen an episode of Entourage. Although if HBO needs one cool cucumber to make a special appearance on their show I could arrange my schedule and do at least one day of filming. The addition of That Sneaker Wearing Entrepreneurial Cartoonist Internet Guy could really boost the ratings. I'm just saying...

Contact my agent and we'll get this deal done. Agent.

Labels: Curtis Tucker, TV

Hey, I'm a kid of the 70's and I loved Land of the Lost with all it's Sleestack and Pylons. You have to remember that the effects and acting were well before Star Wars and Hannah Montana. We didn't know any better and thought the show was way ahead of its time.

Fast forward to 2009 and some yahoo executive thinks he can create a hit movie based on the Land of the Lost name. Add Will Ferrell, lame jokes and a story that has nothing to do with the original series and what do you have? A freakin flop!

Did someone really think the kids of the 70's were going to rush out and see this piece of junk? Did they think the Disney and Cartoon Channel kids of today would be rolling with laughter in the aisles? Boy were they wrong. The moment I saw the trailers to this movie I thought FLOP!! I wouldn't even rent this DVD on my worst day.

Now, why doesn't somebody take this story and create a GOOD movie for all of the LOTL fans? Think Jurassic Park, Planet of the Apes, a real attempt at updating something from the past. I would love to go see a true adventure movie based on Land of the Lost.

Taking a well known title and making a lame comedy out of it is such a waste of time. Will Ferrell? Pa-leeze.

Labels: 70's, Memories, TV