just to give u a glimpse of how lazy i am.....we resided the house last Aug-Oct. and i just put the house #'s back on the house about a month ago!!
Damn buddy you are lazy lol, I just put a brand new roof on my 1400 sg ft house over the last 4 days. I had to remove my dish yesterday and I was worried I was going to miss the premiere, but I busted ass and got the new holes drilled and the dish realigned with 13 minutes till air time, haha.
Jim Parsons on his 'bittersweet' Emmy nod and those pesky contract talks
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jim-parsonsImage Credit: Monty Brinton/CBSWith the cast of The Big Bang Theory in contract renegotiations—and Jim Parsons’ peeps possibly angling to get him the show’s fattest paycheck—the actor’s second Emmy nomination couldn’t have come at a better time. But, when I spoke with him, he didn’t seem inclined to use the accolade as a bargaining tool. “I cannot wait to get back to work,” insisted the funnyman, “and nothing but the fiery gates of hell could keep from portraying Sheldon again.”
Still, Parsons was bummed that the CBS hitcom wasn’t recognized. “Bittersweet is the perfect way to describe [the feeling],” he told me. “I of course was excited, but it would’ve been so nice to be able to rejoice with the whole group over a show nomination.
“Next year,” he added.
In the meantime, the genius’ portrayer won’t be wracking his brain trying to decide which episode he’ll use to entice Emmy voters. “I am submitting the one where Sheldon is accepting an award, and ends up on stage drunk and loses his pants,” he revealed. Why that one? “Sex sells.
“But in all seriousness,” he continued, “I worked with everybody in one-on-one scenes [in this outing] and I thought it really showed very specific facets of Sheldon and how he relates to this person and that person.”
Damn buddy you are lazy lol, I just put a brand new roof on my 1400 sg ft house over the last 4 days. I had to remove my dish yesterday and I was worried I was going to miss the premiere, but I busted ass and got the new holes drilled and the dish realigned with 13 minutes till air time, haha.
I think I may have been mistaken in thinking all shows were viewable online. I can't find a single full episode from Season 3. CBS, Hulu, Youtube .. they only have short clips. Looks like I may have to watch Season 4 live (or DVR it) and watch one of the conflicting shows online.
Would love to see these two ladies riding around on their bikes. Damn nice image.
Katee Sackhoff Returning to 'Big Bang Theory'!
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My new AOL TV column doesn't officially debut until Sept. 1 -- and debut it will, with a title and picture and everything. But when the nerd Batphone rings, you can be sure Mo Ryan will answer it, whether or not the Photoshop wizards have finished working on my column photo.
I found out that 'The Big Bang Theory' is breaking out the big guns for its impending move to Thursdays, and I just had to get this exclusive news out there now: Katee Sackhoff is guest starring on the CBS comedy again this fall.
The actress, who played Kara "Starbuck" Thrace on 'Battlestar Galactica' and Dana Walsh on '24,' won't be in the season premiere of 'Big Bang' (Thurs., Sept. 23, 8PM ET on CBS), but keep reading for scoop on that one, too.
Sackhoff will return later this fall to the role she first played last year -- the version of "Katee Sackhoff" who acts as the conscience of Howard Wolowitz (Simon Helberg). The episode will also feature the return of Melissa Rauch as Wolowitz's ex-girlfriend, Bernadette.
"He's struggling with his feelings about Bernadette and them breaking up, and in pops Katee Sackhoff again," Sackhoff laughed. "I can probably say [the scene] won't be in the bathtub. I don't know for sure ... I can't imagine them doing the same thing twice, but you never know."
Appearing on 'Big Bang' -- which grew into such a hit that CBS is using it as part of a new sitcom block in a hotly contested Thursday slot -- "really, really helped me decide that I could do [comedy]," Sackhoff said. "So when [co-creator Chuck Lorre] called to see if I could do a second episode, I said, 'Of course.'"
Sackhoff admitted that, prior to her first 'Big Bang' experience, she had avoided funny roles for years. It's not surprising given that her first Hollywood guest role -- on the WB comedy 'Zoe, Duncan, Jack and Jane' -- didn't go very well, especially when her character had to deliver a "throaty laugh."
"I was 18 years old. I had no idea what a throaty laugh was," Sackhoff said. When the episode aired, another actress' voice had been dubbed over hers for the laugh. Sackhoff's reaction: "And I will never do comedy again!"
But she said that a decade spent playing serious roles on shows like '24,' 'Battlestar Galactica' and 'Bionic Woman' had her on the lookout for a change of pace. "I think that people remember you for your last job, and ... no one can picture you outside of that," Sackhoff said. "So I was looking for something to tear the lid off that box."
Appearing on 'Big Bang' last November (in the aforementioned bathtub scene with Wolowitz) was "daunting ... thank God for the bubbles, because I didn't have to do it in front of a live audience," she added with a laugh. Though she said she was relieved that the episode was largely well-received, she was a bit thrown by the surprising reaction in some quarters.
"My mom called me and she goes, 'Everyone online thinks you've had your boobs and your lips done.' I was like, 'What?!'" Sackhoff recalled. "I just thought it was absolutely the funniest thing ever. I realized it's because they've never seen me with that much makeup on before. And because it's supposed to be Wolowitz's fantasy, I had on the stuff that pushed my boobs together and we traced the line of my lips to make them bigger, because in his mind, they're huge. I mean, it was a caricature of myself. I cracked up."
So is she open to coming back for more? Absolutely. "We're just trying to figure out how many times Starbuck or Katee Sackhoff can pop up in Wolowitz's head. It can't be every episode ... I mean, I would love to have me pop up every episode, but maybe it's too much. Maybe I could do a 'final thought,' like Andy Rooney does, at the end of every ['60 Minutes'] episode," she joked.
If you can't wait until Sept. 23 to see Sackhoff, she's also appearing on 'Futurama' this Thursday (Aug. 26, 10PM ET on Comedy Central).
Oh, and if you see her and Tricia Helfer (Six!) passing through your town this October on motorcycles, know that A) You are not seeing things, and B) the 'Battlestar Galactica' castmates -- who are very good friends in real life -- are riding from Los Angeles to Louisiana to raise money for the Tricia Helfer & Katee Sackhoff Gulf region in the wake of the BP oil spill.
"We're trying to continue to raise awareness that this will be an ongoing problem," said Sackhoff, who'll start selling T-shirts benefiting Gulf causes via the site actingoutlaws.org in a couple of weeks.
Even when not riding for charity, she and Helfer like getting on their motorcycles and cruising around Los Angeles. I asked what the reaction is when 'Battlestar' fans see them at gas stations. "It's kind of funny, especially when [fellow 'BSG' actor] Michael Trucco goes with us," Sackhoff said. "People are like, 'Wow, what just happened?'"
Kaley Cuoco on temporary medical leave following weekend fall
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The Big Bang Theory has been rendered Penny-less in the wake of Kaley Cuoco’s weekend horseback riding mishap.
A rep for Cuoco confirms that the actress suffered a broken leg and is currently recuperating in a Los Angeles-area hospital. “She’s scheduled to make a full recovery,” says the spokesperson.
A Big Bang rep, meanwhile, says Cuoco will be written out of the episode that is taping tomorrow night. The show will then take a previously-scheduled week-long hiatus.
She was on her way to starring in my filthy mind again, cause she knows how I feel about women who ride, but when she got there was so startled by what she saw and fell backwards.
She was on her way to starring in my filthy mind again, cause she knows how I feel about women who ride, but when she got there was so startled by what she saw and fell backwards.
Seriously, if you're so bad at riding horses that you fall off and break your leg, it's probably not something you should do again without proper training.
Have you ever ridden a horse? No matter how long you ride, everybody falls at one point or another. Watch a horse spook or if you're just learning new jumps with it, really anything and it's easy to fall. I only ever broke bones in my hand but it wouldn't be hard to get a lot more injured under other circumstances and the size of the horse.
Yes I've ridden horses and I've ridden horses when they spook, the key is to either hold on when they do or fall off safely if you can't stay on. People who break limbs while riding a horse either don't know that horse's tendencies or don't know how to ride or both.
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