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• 10 "Drew Carey's Green Screen Show" - Review

  had high hopes for Drew Carey's Green Screen Show, but I'm afraid I'll be looking to catch reruns of Whose Line Is It Anyway? instead.

  in Video — by Mark Anderson — on Oct 15, 2004

• 9 "The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen"

  I think this is one of the first movies I've seen where the art direction takes such a load off the rest of the film...

  in Video — by Mark Anderson — on Oct 14, 2004

• 8 The Tick - The Entire Series

  I couldn't help wanting The Tick to have a stereo's equivalent of an equalizer...

  in Video — by Mark Anderson — on Oct 12, 2004

• 7 "Van Helsing - The London Assignment" - Review

  Van Helsing remarks to the rescued damsel that their predicament "wasn't so bad." To which she replies "I agree. It was worse." Ding ding ding! We have a winner!

  in Video — by Mark Anderson — on Oct 08, 2004

• 6 Tequila Mockingbird : A Book of Animal Cartoons by Leo Cullum

  It's a cartoon jungle out there, and Leo's the king.

  in Books — by Mark Anderson — on Oct 08, 2004

• 5 "The Line King - The Al Hirschfeld Story"

  It's not often I write "thank God someone made this" in my notes while reviewing a film...

  in Video — by Mark Anderson — on Oct 05, 2004

• 4 Battle of the Business Cartoons

  I thought it might be interesting to compare some colletions of business cartoons from some of the major business publications out there...

  in Books — by Mark Anderson — on Oct 02, 2004

• 3 Hellboy

  The only thing that kept me from really liking Hellboy, was the movie Hellboy.

  in Video — by Mark Anderson — on Oct 02, 2004

• 2 The Complete Far Side - by Gary Larson

  This collection of everything Far Side weighs enough to warrant chiropractic attention after each browsing.

  in Books — by Mark Anderson — on Oct 02, 2004

• 1 The Punisher

  If movies were meat, The Punisher would be beef jerky - cheap, tasteless, and cut and dried.

  in Video — by Mark Anderson — on Oct 02, 2004