Starring: Donald Faison, Wayne Knight, Kristen Johnston, David Alan Basche and Kelly Stables

Plot: Divorce attorney Holly (Kristen Johnston) introduces her client, Stuart (David Alan Basche) to his new room-mates, who share an apartment that Holly owns. At first Phil (Donald Faison) and Haskell (Wayne Knight) have reservations about Stuart moving in, but Holly is right across the hall to help when things start to go down hill.

Review:
First let me start by saying that Donald Faison is the only reason I decided to give this show a try.
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With the biggest event on the WWE calendar done and dusted for another year its time to take a look at how things went down and how they stack up compared to expectations.

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Location :  Thebarton Theatre, Adelaide.

The actual show didn’t start til 19:00.  I purchased the VIP pack which included a meet & greet  a few hours before the show started. I arrived at about 15:30 and saw some kids standing around. We waited until the guide-type lady came out and told the VIPs to come inside. She went over some rules, then we went into a side room where Phil Campbell was sitting. He signed some posters which we later received. Micky Dee came in a few mins later, then the same with Lemmy a few mins after that. They all signed posters, then each of us got to individually go up and say hi and get other stuff signed.

That lasted about 30 mins, and then we all had to go outside again. It was another 90 minute wait until the doors opened. During that time I was chatting with some other guys, and I recognised someone who was at Soundwave a few weeks earlier.

Finally the doors were opened and I went in, put my poster and signed stuff into the cloakroom, bought some stuff from the merch stand, then went into the main area. I found a nice spot to observe, kind of high up with some seats. The first band were called Regular John and they didn’t come on stage until 20:00. I won’t say this band is shit, because it’s quite a feat to support Motorhead. However they were not my cup of tea, the two bands are on different pages,  and the only people who were cheering and clapping were the kids downstairs.  I guess I would describe them as similar to stuff like Panic at the disco, fallout boy, etc.

They played for about 45 minutes, then we had another boring 15 minute wait. Finally at 21:00 Lemmy came on stage and said Good Evening. The first song they played was Iron Fist, and the rest of the setlist is below. I managed to record some songs on my phone, but eventually I got sick of holding it up, so just sat back and watched.

Stay Clean 
Get Back In Line 
Metropolis 
Over the Top 
One Night Stand 
Rock Out 
Guitar Solo 
Bad Woman
I Got Mine 
I Know How To Die 
The Chase Is Better Than the Catch 
In the Name of Tragedy (with drum solo) 
Just 'Cos You Got the Power 
Going To Brazil  
Killed by Death
Ace Of Spades

Needless to say all of these songs were awesome, can’t really describe them in any more detail.

After Ace of Spades they all walked off stage for about 2 mins, then came back and played Overkill for an encore. All lights went out during this song, but a few white lights flashed on/off about every 300ms. I don’t know about anyone else but this caused me to see shitloads of purple UFOs after a while.

That was it for sure, by now the time was about 22:15. I walked down and retrieved my stuff from the cloakroom, got a taxi to near home, pissed behind some tree, went to the BP  and finished the night with some chips and iced coffees.

Rating : 1000000000/10

I freaking love this thing

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This is a complete waste of money. Where to start…..

It installs some DRM and other crap on your system and requires that you log in to play. I HATE THIS!  I know most games require an account to play multiplayer and it’s fucking annoying.  So I tried the option that said “anonymous” thinking I could play as a guest type thing. But it crapped out and sent me back to the main menu saying “failed to connect to server” or some crap.

The controls are twitchy as hell.  When I first flew, I pulled back on my stick, thinking I would go up, but what happened? Yep, I went straight fucking down. I was so stunned I smashed into the ground. So I went into options and tried to fix it. I thought I solved the problem when I saw “Invert Y Axis” yep, that normally would fix it on most games. But on this game? No way sunshine. I pulled back, went down and almost recovered, but my wing still scraped the ground and I was dead.

This is no flight sim, it can’t even get the basics right.  I hope you didn’t buy it in the 2010 Steam Holiday sale like I did.

Rating: -1000000/10

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A straight to video (well DVD these days) zombie film & you can soon tell why.
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It only took one video of Mirror’s Edge in action to convince me to buy this game as soon as it was released. It was an absolutely refreshing take on a FPS, ditching all old conventions of the genre and presenting something that was fast, fluid, and breath-taking. Just as the first videos that trickled out were exciting to watch, the game is also exciting to play. The sense of speed and freedom of running is exhilarating. But while the game is built on a solid foundation, the blocks put on that foundation are weak.

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The recently released The Dark Knight has already become a record breaking box office smash, does this much anticipated superhero flick live up to its huge hype or does it suck harder than Batman & Robin? Find out after the jump!

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A funky fresh review of the Will Smith superhero movie, Hancock

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A review of the tactical military game, Armed Assault.

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A review of the Stephen King novel Duma Key.

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Assassin’s Creed is a strange game to review. Strange because the game we got was quite different than the game we were shown in previews. Strange because of the bizarre choices Ubisoft made during the development of the game. It’s a hard game to rate, because while there are some major accomplishments in the game, the game also stumbles in ways that were avoidable.

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GREEN LASER! AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!! And a few other reviews of items from DealExtreme.

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I have to hand it to Suda51; No More Heroes could sell based on the description alone. A man named Travis Touchdown, who is bored with the typical life of watching porn and playing video games, decides to spice up his existance by buying a homemade lightsaber on Ebay and going on a mass killing spree to become the best assassin in the world. Even without reading a review, it had me convinced. I mean, with a back story like that, how could this game fail? But on the other hand, the studios previous effort, Killer 7, also featured an amazing story yet failed miserably at gameplay. So then the question becomes, did they learn from past mistakes? I am happy to report that, while not perfect and certainly not for everyone, No More Heroes is definitely one of the best games available for the Wii.
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It’s finally out, after much waiting & much temptation to watch the cam version that was floating around the internet I’m glad I waited.

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A review of The Mist starring The Punisher!

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A review of the movie Roadgames starring Jamie Lee Curtis.

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It’s a big monster! And it’s eating the residents of Manhattan! GO MONSTER!

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