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I read somewhere recently that Charlie Sheen and Kiefer Sutherland are the two highest paid actors on TV. I bet the cast of The Office is bound to be pretty high on the list.

He cut it because Pam was upset that her veil got ripped. (You can watch it online to see how that happened.)

I got a bit lost when they took off from the church, and then came back, and then what you said. I love this show, and it is the only comedy show I watch. As soon as I saw that painting, I knew NBC would create some sort of merchandise out of it.

I wonder if the very last seen will be followed up on during the rest of the season. That will be funny. I'd say Kevin's deal was one of my favorite parts of the show.

They are pulling out all the stops tonight. It's not 1890 anymore.

This surprises me:

I feel a bit odd going on about KISS in the Wilco area, but anyhow, Anton (along with a lot of other people over the years)played on several KISS albums. I think their cover is alright, Ace brought it to the band, and sings it on the album.

Around 1987 or so I use to tape the Dr. Demento radioshow. He had Mojo and Skid on his show one time, and they did a song about Oprah. I don't think I have heard it since. I suppose it is out there somewhere. Elvis Donuts Feeling Existential

I know what you mean. Not only is she trailer trash, and a redneck, she also likes KISS.

Cool. Kansas Al, I began listening to KISS around 1976, and I am still listening to them today. It bugs me when people post in threads just to dump on certain bands over and over again. But, I should not be too surprised, I use to do it all the time myself. I'd like to hear Wilco cover Hard Luck Woman, or A World Without Heroes.

I have not really watched it. I just watch The Office on Thursday nights, the others shows on that night don't appeal to me all that much.

I guess they have a show on Thursday nights now also. I had not heard a think about it - the show just suddenly seemed to be there.

Mr. Suites, you are not getting much love (gun) action in this thread. There is a KISS Threadin the Someone Else's Song section of the board.

That's cool. I think that era was the last time I really watched the show regularly.

I don't think I have ever heard anyone say that about him. I'd say that Chris Farley, Adam Sandler, David Spade, Tim Meadows, and Chris Rock were great together. I began watching Saturday Night Live the year it came on - and I'd say most all of that stuff went over my head. I was only 9 years old. People always go on about the original cast, but, I think there have been groups of people since then who were just as good. Matt Foley Matt Foley Halloween episode

For a change of pace, someone is suing them: Billboard.com

Someone posted a PDF link to that one, and the one that came after it. It is in the previous Beatles thread. Please Please Me

I wonder if Ariel Bender and Morgan Fisher will make an appearance at one of the shows.

Thanks for that link. There are set lists, videos, and photos there.

We had a thread about it in the music section.

I guess she does not have very many fans here. Gretchen Wilson

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It will be interesting to see if this happens to other obscure bands. What I mean by that is, when Metalica did their deal with an orchestra, other bands copied them and turned out albums that featured an orchestra. A different thing from a documentary made on the fly, but still, it was an unorthodox venture that led to notoriety.