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	More #1 Will on July 22, 2010 04:33 AM "ECTOBUSTERS", LOL... Love it on April 26, 2009 10:24 PM ------------------------------------------------------------------------ #2 Jokette on July 22, 2010 04:33 AM Oh, where do you guys go for videos? Circlebreakers? I haven't found any Ectobusters or Apartment M.D. anywhere locally! I'd be glad to travel to... wherever you guys are. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ #3 Taluna on July 22, 2010 04:33 AM Haha that's me and any show really. When I first go my episodes of Sailor Moon (SUBTITLED) ..Xena boxsets or currently Charmed! ------------------------------------------------------------------------ #4 Sally B on July 22, 2010 04:34 AM Haha, I gotta say that it was Kaleido Star for me Taluna. Sailor Moon was more a 'must watch one episode daily'. Prince of Tennis was somewhere in between the two. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ #5 Chocomom on July 22, 2010 04:34 AM I still have some of those 'taped' Sailor Moon shows...and I really like the curler for Ninja bangs! very realistic! ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Post a new comment Name: (required) Email: (required but not published) Website: Comment:		April 26, 2009 Endless nights of "Apartment MD" for me... Last night I went to see "Phantom of the Opera" (in Spanish), and it was amaizing! Truly a magnificent show. The stage really looked like water in the boat scene! And the colors on the Cemetery were so beautiful - I was a bit far from the stage so I couldn't appreciate all the costumes, but they looked great from far, too. I also loved "Cats", when Sally B and her family took me to see it. I think I'm gonna go listen to the soundtrack now =P Recently I've been watching the BBC's Daniel Deronda on YouTube. It's not quite the Banana Bunch, nor is it a spot-on adaptation of the book, but it's pretty darn awesome. Gotta love Hugh Dancy. =D It's kinda cool being able to watch TV (online with Hulu or through the network sites) without having cable television. Add on the access to British shows like Skins and Top Gear, and I'll continue to pick internet over cable any day. Wonder what that says about technology advancing in general.