The collected works of ScottyB

Wooo!

- Featuring all nine seasons of the show about nothing! 180 episodes over 32 discs.
- Limited Edition Gold Embossed Packaging
- Official Coffee Table Book - a 226-page bound anthology filled with photos, quotes and trivia from every episode
- Documentaries for All Nine Seasons
- Inside Looks
- Not That There’s Anything Wrong With That (Bloopers)
- In The Vault (Deleted Scenes)
- Yada Yada Yada (Commentaries)
- Sein-Imation
- Notes About Nothing
- Bonus Disc - featuring the exciting reunion of the entire cast plus Larry David on the ninth anniversary of the series finale

Yada yada yada. Not that there’s anything wrong with it! Serenity now! Shrinkage. Low-talker. It’s about nothing. Sponge-worthy. Hello, Newman. Master of your domain. You gotta see the baby! You double-dipped the chip. They’re real and they’re spectacular. Giddyup. Mulva? I don’t have a square to spare. My boys need a house! These pretzels are making me thirsty! Buck Naked.

“Why couldn’t you make me an Architect? You know I always wanted to pretend I was an Architect!”

It’s all there. ALL of it. Finally.

Gold, Jerry. Gold.

I’ll come back in one year after I’ve finished watching the series through, start to finish. NEXT!

Link: Seinfeld Gift Set @ Big W!

Wow.

I mean like mega incredible, OMG insane. Wow.

I used to be one of the World’s biggest Transformers fans as a kid. I watched the TV show, we watched it again on tapes, my Brother and I had pretty much all the toys on the market. Pocket money went into toys and books. I had the journal - the ‘bible’ book of all Transformers (actually, I think I’ve still got it somewhere). I pretty much lived and breathed the series for most of Primary School.

A while down the track, I even followed ‘Beast Wars: Transformers’ when it first hit the TV screens.

Somehow, I missed the movie adaptation at the cinema. This was a great loss; However, tonight, the home cinema experience has done it adequate justice. It was abso-bloody-lutely fantastic.

As details of the film came to light and spy shots/art evolved, I was a little puzzled as to the direction of the ‘new’ Transformers.. but having seen the film, I’m 100% sure they were perfect in the new adaptation. It all worked so brilliantly.

The visuals were second-to-none, CGI at its absolute peak. The Autobots were insanely cool as you’d have expected (and wanted them) to be - and the Deceptions ridiculously awesome - you were never sure who to go for, they were just all so cool.

Ultimately though, as with the series, while Optimus, Jazz, Ironhide and Ratchett were so wicked.. it was BumbleBee that had me cheering.

So totally cool. If you haven’t seen it, you simply must!

I guess my only disappointment in all this, is the fact that I now can’t own this one on Blu-Ray in high definition as it ought to be viewed in.

Thanks again Paramount/Dreamworks. Selling out the fans and relegating BD users to waiting this one out. Hope the $150 million was worth it.

Link: Transformers @ IMDB

It’s absolutely vile.

I’d say that its the only word I don’t like using. You’ll basically never catch me saying it because simply put, there are far too many negative images and connotations that go with it.

You picture all those terrible family get togethers where everyone is just shouting at one another and you wonder why we all really do it in the first place.

I can’t get over the fact that people use it so much, particularly this early in the year.

Christmas (There! I said it!) is in December! And late December at that!

*sigh*

Time to start the Christmas shopping soon. Don’t want to leave it late again, like I did in ‘05. That was a nightmare.

I think the only great part about Christmas shopping is the virtually zero guilty conscience when you’re blowing loads of money on cool stuff