query: when does the next episode of haters back off come out

pos: Haters Back Off first scripted series created by a YouTube personality. The first season was released on October 14, 2016. It follows Miranda from the time she uploads her first video until one of her videos goes viral. The second season was released on October 20, 2017. It concerns Miranda's schemes to raise money from fans, leading to her family's financial ruin and her 15 minutes of fame on a New York stage. Ballinger told "Entertainment Weekly" that the writers of Season 2 continued to craft the scenarios and plot points "from things that actually happened to me in my career". Netflix canceled

pos: Haters Back Off the series, and three days later she was featured in a "People" video. The eight episodes of Season 2 were released by Netflix on October 20, 2017. On October 23, 2017, Ballinger returned to "Live with Kelly and Ryan" for a Halloween-themed show and appeared on "The Tonight Show" to discuss "Haters Back Off". Two days later, "Variety" published a feature on Season 2. On October 30, she appeared as Miranda on "Total Request Live", and the next day, she appeared again on "Live with Kelly and Ryan". On January 2, 2018, Ballinger returned to "Live with Kelly and Ryan"

neg: Haters Back Off specific physicality ... that she's often mesmerizing to watch. ... [But] maybe Miranda Sings is better in shorter doses." Similarly, for "The New York Times", James Poniewozik wrote that: Like Miranda's performances, "Haters" can be terrible and transfixing at the same time. ... Ballinger commits to Miranda's hunger and histrionics. ... There's a deeper pathos to Miranda's situation, but the season doesn't delve deeply into that until late, by which time haters will have long since backed off. ... There's a lot in "Haters Back Off!" to gratify Ms. Ballinger's YouTube fan base. ... Beyond the winces, there's something human

neg: Haters Back Off strivers who make up the majority of the YouTube community", it is more effective "in short bursts". In "an eight-episode Netflix series ... the lampoon loses its edge". He also thought that much of the pathos in the series is "unearned, unconvincing" and the characters are "shallow vessels freighted down by contrived plot complications . ... And there's more than a bit of that vainglorious YouTubers' entitlement in where "Haters" ultimately ends up, the satire finally curdling into smugness." Sonia Saraiya of "Variety" did not think that the series has "the same organic appeal as Ballinger's bizarre, pastiche-y videos. ...

neg: Haters Back Off to promote the show. On December 1, 2017, Netflix canceled the series after two seasons. <onlyinclude></onlyinclude> The second season has 8 episodes, bringing the total number of episodes to 16. The first season of "Haters Back Off" received mixed reviews from critics. On Rotten Tomatoes, the season has a rating of 47%, based on 17 reviews, with an average rating of 4.67/10. The site's critical consensus reads, ""Haters Back Off" is bizarre, painful, and often times excruciatingly funny – yet the appeal of the YouTube transport doesn't quite carry over in the longer television format." On Metacritic, the season has

neg: Haters Back Off list of "The 6 Best New Things to Stream in October". Bustle.com listed "11 Reasons You Should Watch ... "Haters Back Off"", writing that "Miranda has become emblematic of a new kind [of] star-seeker in the digital age: a youngster who decides that waiting for a fame-making opportunity simply won't do and that in order to become visible (and ostensibly beloved), you have to create the opportunities for visibility yourself." Season 1 of "Haters Back Off" began filming in April 2016 in and around Port Coquitlam, British Columbia, near Vancouver, which substitutes, in the series, for Miranda's hometown, Tacoma, Washington.

neg: Haters Back Off Haters Back Off Haters Back Off is a Netflix original television comedy series based on the YouTube character Miranda Sings created by Colleen Ballinger. Its two seasons were released in October 2016 and 2017, respectively. The "surreal and absurd" series centers around the family life of Miranda Sings, a sheltered, self-absorbed, overconfident and untalented young performer who seeks fame on YouTube. The half-hour episodes depicted Miranda's road to fame, and the price she pays for trampling on the feelings of others. The show stars Colleen Ballinger as Miranda, Angela Kinsey as her mother Bethany, Steve Little as her uncle Jim,

neg: Haters Back Off Francesca Reale as her sister Emily, and Erik Stocklin as her best friend and love interest, Patrick. Season 2 added Matt Besser as Miranda's estranged father. Netflix described the show as "a bizarre family comedy, and a commentary on society today and our fascination with fame." The series was developed by Colleen Ballinger and her brother, Christopher Ballinger, together with showrunners Gigi McCreery and Perry Rein. It was produced by Brightlight Pictures. The show was named for Miranda Sings' signature catchphrase that she uses when responding to negative comments on her YouTube videos. "Haters Back Off" was one of the

neg: Miranda Sings drew predictably sharp criticism on YouTube, as many viewers mistakenly believed the character was a real person, a "neo-Florence Foster Jenkins". As her videos became popular, Ballinger modified the character in response to the negative comments to make it more extreme, baiting the commenters by adopting the catchphrases "Haters Back Off" and "Haters Make Me Famous". "People would make fun of my hair, and I made it worse. ... I took what people hated and exaggerated it more in the next video." Ballinger was briefly unsure of what to do with her newfound internet success, but in April 2009, Jim

neg: St. Andrews Brawl their contendership after Ring Rydas lose the championship. Sexy Slim Goody faced U-Gene in the next match that was ruled a no contest after U-Gene refused to stop attacking Goody's leg with a steel chair. The champion Ring Rydas wrestled Haters in the next match for the JCW Tag Team Championship. After Haters attacked the Rydas from behind, Vito wrapped his arm around Blue's head and fell backward. Blue stretched out of the following pin attempt and landed a standing backflip onto Vito. Vito later applied a three-quarter facelock and was flipped backward by Pauly, slamming the back of Blue's

neg: Haters Back Off worlds that also manage to be weirdly innocent. 'There's just that sly element of wrongness about it that makes it oh so right.'" Daniel D'Addario wrote in "Time" magazine that the series "is imperfect, but it's also more than it needed to be. ... Ballinger examine[s] what the obsession with having fans papers over and the new problems it creates." "Paste" magazine ranked "Haters Back Off" as the 9th "best new Netflix Original Series of 2016". Jon O'Brien later wrote for "Metro": Even if you're not particularly a fan of Miranda Sings ... there's still plenty to enjoy about "Haters

neg: Haters Back Off Back Off". Little is wonderfully absurd as the uncle almost as deluded as Miranda herself, while Reale elicits genuine sympathy as the only "normal" character regularly bulldozed by her sister's ambition. And by combining the strange small-town suburbia of "Napoleon Dynamite" and cartoonish antics of "Pee-wee Herman", the show remains one of Netflix's most wonderfully weird originals. TheWrap's Michael E. Ross called the series an "antic, sometimes wise, often laugh-out-loud funny case of art imitating life imitating art", noting that "there are times ... when the veneer of ego is stripped away, and we discover the shy, insecure young woman

neg: Woman Haters Woman Haters Woman Haters is the inaugural short film released by Columbia Pictures in 1934 starring American slapstick comedy team the Three Stooges (Moe Howard, Larry Fine and Curly Howard). The comedians released 190 short films for the studio between 1934 and 1959. The Stooges, employed as traveling salesmen, join the Woman Haters Club, swearing to never get romantically involved with a woman. That does not last very long. Jim (Larry) finds an attractive woman, Mary (Marjorie White), falls in love, and has proposed marriage. Women Haters Tom (Moe) and Jack (Curly) talk him out of it. However, during the

neg: Someday Angeline Hardlick does not listen to Angeline when she tries to resign, and Angeline is so frustrated that she messes up the classroom, denouncing everything as "Garbage!" Mrs. Hardlick is furious and tells Angeline to come back with a signed note from her father. For the next week, she goes to an aquarium each day, instead of going to school. Her father gets home after she does, so he does not know. When Miss Turbone finds out about this, she arranges to talk with Mr. Persopolis (it is implied that the two fall in love when they meet). They decide Angeline

neg: Haters Back Off behind the bluster. "Haters" reflects a hearty sense of humor about the genesis of online celebrity. ... [W]hat resonates ... is Miranda's underlying humanity, her basic drive to be recognized, to stand apart from the crowd. And we can all relate to the pain of rejection". Jasef Wisener of TVOvermind.com gave the series 3.8 stars out of 5. He was favorably impressed by the character development and the performances, especially Ballinger's and Reale's. He also liked its structure and musical score, but felt that the exposition was sometimes bogged down in the early episodes by its explanation of details and

neg: Haters Back Off sometimes panders to Miranda's established internet audience; he felt that the series improves in the later episodes. He disliked the sexual innuendos and found Miranda's relationship with Uncle Jim uncomfortable, although these are elements carried over from Miranda's YouTube videos. "The A.V. Club's" Danette Chavez commented that Ballinger's "portrayal of Miranda is multidimensional in spite of the character's single-mindedness. ... "Haters" fleshes out the environment that would spawn such an egotistical personality. ... [L]aughs are as consistently delivered" with zany comedy, although the "domestic strife and even anguish" makes the series nearly a dramedy. But she felt that "sometimes the

neg: Sierra (Dollhouse) the scars on Victor's face are gone. They hold hands and walk off together. Priya admits she is in love with Victor in the episode "Belonging." When Sierra was due for a treatment, Victor attempted to come with her, however Topher stops Victor and he waits for Sierra to return. Priya states to Nolan she is in love with someone she does not even know. Upon seeing Victor back in the Dollhouse, she asks Topher if the love is real. He says it is and that the feelings are mutual. After being wiped Sierra and Victor walk off holding hands

neg: Victor (Dollhouse) face are gone. They hold hands and walk off together. Priya admits she is in love with Victor in the episode "Belonging." When Sierra was due for a treatment, Victor attempted to come with her, however Topher stops Victor and he waits for Sierra to return. Priya states to Nolan she is in love with someone she does not even know. Upon seeing Victor back in the Dollhouse, she asks Topher if the love is real. He says it is and that the feelings are mutual. After being wiped Sierra and Victor walk off holding hands and are eventually seen

neg: Miranda Sings which blots out nearly everything around her, is inversely proportional to her talent." To viewers who take the videos seriously and offer criticism, she responds with the catchphrase, "Haters Back Off!", telling these critics that they are "just jealous" and that "haters make me famous". The character displays eccentric facial traits such as unusually active eyebrows and a crooked smile described as a "side smirk". Her head is cocked to one side, and her pronunciation quirks include an emphasis on the use of a prominent hard 'g' (in such words as 'singing' and 'song'). In place of lyrics that she

neg: Muss i denn must stay there? When I’m back, when I’m back, When I finally come back, finally come back, I’ll return to thee, I swear. Though I can’t be always by thy side, full of joy I'll think of thee. When I’m back, when I’m back, When I finally come back, finally come back I shall stop off where there's thee. How thou criest! How thou criest! ‘Cause I have to go away, have to go away, Right as if our love went too. Let out there, let out there, let out there be many girls, there be many girls, Dearest love,

neg: Miranda Sings in television and web series and other media. Her first network television appearance was in a 2012 episode of the TV show "Victorious". In 2014, she guest-starred in character on an episode of "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee" with Jerry Seinfeld and appeared on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon". In 2015, she released a "New York Times" #1 best-selling book, written in Miranda's voice, titled "Selp-Helf". Miranda is the main character in the Netflix original series "Haters Back Off" (2016–2017). Ballinger won a Teen Choice Award and a Streamy Award for her Miranda videos. Since 2008, Ballinger has posted

neg: Colleen Ballinger discusses the character's backstory or current events, which she usually misunderstands. She uses spoonerisms and malapropisms, is irritable, ludicrously self-absorbed and self-righteous, socially awkward, and has a defiant, arrogant attitude. She responds to viewers who take the videos seriously and offer criticism with the catchphrase, "Haters back off!", telling these critics that "haters make me famous". The character displays unusually active eyebrows and a crooked smile, her head is cocked to one side, and she has pronunciation quirks. She wears bright red lipstick drawn beyond the borders of her lips, dresses in mismatched out-of-style clothing, and often dances stiffly to

neg: Into the Crevasse the 62nd Primetime Emmy Awards for his performance in this episode, but lost it to actor Neil Patrick Harris for his guest appearance on "Glee". Robert Canning of IGN reviewed the episode, simply saying he "loved this episode," giving it a perfect 10 out of 10 score. Canning enjoyed Jack and Devon's back-and-forth, and wrote that Jenna and Tracy "tormenting" Liz in their separate ways were "equally gratifying." Meredith Blake, a contributor from the "Los Angeles Times" opined, "To all those haters who say "30 Rock" is losing its touch, I say 'poppycock!' ['Into the Crevasse'] was proof that the

neg: The Puppy Episode DeGeneres began negotiating with ABC in 1996 to have Morgan come out. When word of the negotiations got out, DeGeneres found herself at the center of intense speculation about when she or her character, or both, would come out. With DeGeneres hinting at her and her character's coming out both off-screen and within the show, the rumors were confirmed when the episode went into production in March 1997. Despite threats from advertisers and religious groups, "The Puppy Episode" was an enormous ratings success, won multiple awards and became a cultural phenomenon. Nonetheless, DeGeneres and her show quickly garnered criticism for

neg: Strayed (2003 film) Yvan, who hides from them, does not trust them. Certain that they want to rape Odile, he intends to kill them, but ends up hitting Philippe when he tries to stop him. Yvan decides to stay away. At night Odile walks out of the house where the soldiers sleep to find Yvan. They make love passionately, since he does not know any other way, they have anal sex. As he is hungry, Yvan leaves to find something to eat. He promises to come back the next day and celebrate the soldier’s departure. The next morning policemen arrive at the house,

neg: Mr. Wrench and Mr. Numbers the sixth episode of season one, "Buridan's Ass". Later, Wrench is seen cuffed to his hospital bed, Malvo, rewarding him for coming the closest to killing him that anyone ever did, gives him the key to his restraints and says, "if you still feel raw about things when you heal up, come see me." Wrench reappears in the season 3 episode "The Law of Inevitability", sitting next to Nikki Swango on a prison bus. Manacled together, they escape from the back of the bus, pursued by Yuri Gurka, who later runs off after his ear's lost to an axe, thrown

neg: Frog and Toad Are Friends up out of bed and no sooner does he explain about the whole new year they will have together than Toad decides to go back to bed. Since Toad has slept since November, he asks Frog to come back to wake him up when it is half past May. Not wanting to be lonely until that time, Frog takes advantage of the fact that Toad has not changed his calendar since November and rips off the month pages until he reaches April, but rips off the April page as well and manages to get Toad out of bed to admire

neg: Danny Messer In episode 304, "Hung Out To Dry," Danny tells murder suspect Shane Casey that he understands Shane's desire to clear his brother Ian's name, but does not agree with Shane's methods. Danny's words come back to haunt him later when, during the events of "Raising Shane" (episode 311), Shane tries to exploit Danny's sympathy for his situation, as well as Danny's concern for Louie, to get Danny at gunpoint to process the since-abandoned crime scene to obtain evidence that would prove Ian's innocence. To Shane's despair, the CSI brings evidence with him that proves Ian's guilt, and the police take

neg: Phoenix Nights a radio microphone on his desk, meaning that the entire club has heard the conversation. Den Perry is arrested and the staff celebrate. Ray Von then reminds Brian that now the truth has come out, he can get his licence back. However, Brian decides to let Jerry remain as licensee and the staff hold a toast to Jerry. At the end of the episode, Max, terrified that there is a hit out on him, is about to flee all over the country in his motor home, when Paddy decides to come with him, setting the scene for the spin-off series

neg: Haters Back Off foreshadowing is just a little too foreboding. ... the tonal shifts don't always jibe." In a mixed review for "New York" magazine's "Vulture" site, Jen Chaney judged that "not everything in "Haters Back Off!" works. ... If you find Miranda Sings irritating after watching a two-minute YouTube clip, you should find something else to put in your queue. But ... fans ... who have a reasonable amount of patience will likely find some redeeming qualities to latch onto, especially as the episodes progress. ... Miranda is a purposely maddening character. But Ballinger commits to her so fully and with such

neg: Survivor (franchise) island, and "Never ever ever ever ever" return (which turned out to be a lie in the episode "No Pain, No Game"). After 12 members of the island were voted off, the teams were merged. Two competitors were brought back into the game for another chance at the grand prize, C$100,000. When only three members are left, there is a sudden-death challenge. The person who does not accept a dare is immediately taken off the island. For the final challenge, the 20 campers voted off the island are brought back to root for one of the two survivors. The winner

neg: Steve Little (actor) Little has been starring as Todd in the Fox sitcom "The Grinder" and as Cleve Menu in the Adult Swim show "Neon Joe, Werewolf Hunter". On April 5, 2016, it was announced that Little will be starring in the Netflix show, "Haters Back Off" as Miranda Sings' uncle Jim alongside Colleen Ballinger and Angela Kinsey. Steve Little (actor) Steve Little (born July 1, 1972) is an American actor, voice actor and comedian best known for his roles on the shows "Eastbound & Down", "Adventure Time", "The Grinder", and "Haters Back Off". He currently co-stars on the Adult Swim series "Neon

neg: Haters Back Off Miranda's voice, that ranked No. 1 on "The New York Times" Best Seller list for Advice, How-To & Miscellaneous. Her second Miranda book, "My Diarrhe", appeared on the same best seller list in 2018. Ballinger told interviewers that she and her brother Chris began to develop the idea for the show about five or six years before it premiered. At first they considered a film treatment but later decided on a television series format. Ballinger chose Netflix over HBO to produce "Haters Back Off" because she felt that Netflix understood and was enthusiastic about the character and its online origin

neg: Haters Back Off Miranda lacks some of the innocent naivete that makes her character work on YouTube. ... Miranda's behavior ... could be raucously hilarious [for some viewers], an example of theater-geek self-obsession run amok. For me, anyway, Miranda's obsessions and absorptions ... prove to be more tragic than hilarious." Rob Lowman of the "Los Angeles Daily News" wrote: "The series seems to want to exist somewhere between a Pee-wee Herman world, where Miranda exists within her own reality, and "Waiting for Guffman" or other parodies of self-important clueless people. It doesn't succeed as either, nor on its own terms. Haters Back Off

neg: Haters Back Off criticism with the catchphrase, "Haters back off!" In March 2009, Ballinger uploaded a Miranda video called "Free Voice Lesson", full of awful singing advice, that quickly became her first viral sensation. This led to requests for Ballinger to perform live as Miranda, and she later began to tour worldwide. The Miranda Sings YouTube channel has received more than 1 billion views and has more than 9 million subscribers, while Ballinger's personal YouTube channel has more than 1 billion views and 6 million subscribers. Miranda has appeared in character on television shows, and Ballinger released a 2015 book, "Selp-Helf", written in

neg: Rodney Come Home throws Rodney out. Rodney confronts Del over telling on him and sends him home, but realises that he himself has been locked out of his home, leaving him no choice but to go back to Nelson Mandela House with Del. Rodney Come Home "Rodney Come Home" is the ninth Christmas special episode of the BBC sitcom "Only Fools and Horses", first screened on 25 December 1990. Unlike the other Christmas specials, this episode is not a one-off story, but sets up story arcs that run throughout the following series. As such, it could be regarded as the conclusion of the

neg: Erik Stocklin feature films including "Donner Pass" (2011) and "The Bad Guys" (2015). He also appeared on television in recurring roles on "Stalker" and "Mistresses", and he guest-starred on "The Vampire Diaries", "Bones" and "Timeless", among others. He has also appeared in national commercials for Marmot, Apple, Hyundai, Mazda and McDonald’s. In 2016 and 2017, he co-starred in the Netflix series "Haters Back Off", opposite series creator Colleen Ballinger. Stocklin began dating Colleen Ballinger, his co-star from "Haters Back Off", by early 2018 and announced their engagement in June 2018. The two have a son together, Flynn Timothy Stocklin, born on December

neg: Wish You Were Here (musical) The next day Chick takes Teddy out to Eagle Rock, yelling at Pinky to stay away from her. When Teddy asks what has come over him, Chick reveals that he loves Teddy. He proposes marriage, and imagines how his friends would react to their going out together to museums and cultural events ("They Won't Know Me"). Teddy tells Chick that not only is she already engaged, she meant to get married next week. Even though she, too, loves Chick she can't call off the wedding. Rather than talk anymore about it, they go back to the camp. Back at the

neg: Cool and the Crazy first Michael doesn't suspect anything, but when the two girl friends go out at night and come back later and later, it dawns on him that they are both having affairs. Michael works at a design company with Lorraine, who is into the Beat and jazz scenes. One night, he goes out to have an affair with her. The next morning, however, his uptight attitudes causes him to back out of the affair when he learns that he's not her only lover. Eventually Lorraine leaves to go to New York City. At the same time, Roslyn's trying to break off

neg: Terror (Bottom) Buthelezi Cul-de-Sac for further trick-or-treating. Eddie then spots the three boys that had speared him earlier in the episode, and Richie suggests that he and Eddie beat the boys up and take their sweets. However it's the young boys that beat up Richie and Eddie, and take 20 pence "from the incontinent girl" and five bottles of Malibu Rum "from the banana". Determined to press on, Richie knocks on the door of the next house they come to, which turns out to be owned by Eddie's friend Spudgun. When it turns out that he does not even know what trick-or-treating

neg: Three's a Crowd In the second episode, she falls in love with him, while Jack meets and falls in love with stewardess Vicky Bradford. Her wealthy father, played by Robert Mandan, does not approve of the relationship. When first aired, this episode ended with the words "To be continued... next fall", and when rerun late in the summer, this was changed to "To be continued... next week". The last episode of "Three's Company" aired as an hour-long special that kicked off the 1984–1985 fall television season and set up the premise for "Three's a Crowd". In the episode, Janet married Phillip, and Terri

neg: The Haters still more important than the sounds involved. It wasn't till their 155th performance, New York City on December 28, 1991 when they found their next major audio fetish. The Haters called it the "clici-clic"; a hand-held hole-punch mounted with a contact-mic for amplification. They would perform this action again and again, over the next ten years. With their 174th performance, Paris, October 30, 1992, The Haters would slowly push a live microphone into a power grinder to gently wear it down to a stub. As GX has said in many an interview; "Erosion as penetration of the void. For erosion

neg: The Puppy Episode Ellen has her friends over to come out to them. Before they arrive, she comes out to her gay neighbor Peter. When everyone else arrives, Ellen balks at telling them but Peter outs her. Ellen confirms that it is true and her friends are all supportive of her, although her friend Paige is hesitant. The next day Ellen and Susan are at the bookstore. Susan tells Ellen that she does have feelings for her but she is in a long-term relationship. Ellen is heartbroken and Susan leaves. To cheer her up, her friends take her to a lesbian coffeehouse. There

neg: Tanhai (TV series) children return to find out that Arzoo is living there; they are not happy because they want Jia back. They go the next day and ask Jia to come back home. Since Jia loves them she agrees. Faiz asks what Jia is doing there and tells her to leave, he gives her the divorce papers to sign. Mohsin divorces Arzoo, and she tells him to be happy. Faiz meets with Mohsin and finds out that Arzoo lied to him when she said she didn't want anything. Faiz apologizes to Jia as does Zubair about their behavior towards her. Arzoo is

neg: Sorry, Haters she imposes upon him further. This imposition reveals a dangerous side to Phoebe, causing Ashade to flee their brief friendship. Phoebe retaliates in spite, turning Ashade's life upside-down. In order to put his life back in order, Ashade must seek out Phoebe and enlist her help, and in doing so, he learns about and falls prey to her dark secret. In 2007, "Sorry, Haters" was nominated for two Independent Spirit Awards for Best Screenplay and Best Female Lead. The film was shot in 5 days. Sorry, Haters Sorry, Haters is a 2005 film written and directed by Jeff Stanzler, starring

neg: Margaret's Engagement Margaret's Engagement "Margaret's Engagement" is an episode from the TV series "M*A*S*H". It was the third episode of the fifth season (after "Bug Out" parts 1 and 2) and originally aired September 28, 1976, with a repeat on April 5, 1977. It was written by Gary Markowitz and directed by Alan Alda. Major Margaret Houlihan reveals when she comes back from Tokyo that she is now engaged to Lieutenant Colonel Donald Penobscot, a West Point graduate who has swept her off her feet. Frank Burns does not take the news so well; when Margaret shows Frank her engagement ring, indicating

neg: My Boomerang Won't Come Back My Boomerang Won't Come Back "My Boomerang Won't Come Back" was a novelty record by British comedian Charlie Drake which became a hit on both sides of the Atlantic in 1961. The tune concerns a young Aboriginal lad (with Drake's signature Cockney accent) cast out by his tribe due to his inability to toss a boomerang. After months of isolation (and fighting off "nasty bushwackin' animals"), the local witch doctor takes pity on the lad and informs him ""if you want you boomerang to come back/well, first you've got to throw it!"" He does, and proceeds to bring down an

neg: The Seven Year Itch (Grimm) episodes had to come to an end at some point, right? At least tonight's monster-of-the-week entry was saved from out-and-out meh-ness by the killer (literally!) last 10 minutes." "TV.com", wrote, "The best that can be said is that it really doesn't seem like a 'final chapter' episode. Neither did last week's. Neither does next week's 'Breakfast in Bed.' It seems like the kind of padding you'd get in a 22-season episode, like we've got over and over again in seasons 1 through 5. It wasn't a horrendous episode, but it was bottom of the barrel by "Grimm" standards. And a

neg: Countdown (FlashForward) Countdown (FlashForward) "Countdown" is the 21st episode of the ABC series "FlashForward". It's the day of the flashforwards, and the world is waiting for their visions to come true. Mark (Joseph Fiennes) continues his questioning of Lucas Hellinger (Neil Jackson) in an attempt to find out when the next flashforward will occur. All Lucas tells him is that he will die at the end of the day, also stating that his daughter (Lennon Wynn) will be better off if that happens. Mark then beats Lucas, and is dragged out of the building. Demetri (John Cho) must decide whether or not

neg: St. Andrews Brawl head to the mat. Ring Rydas soon gained control with a series of tag team moves and knocked the Haters out of the ring. Red then back flipped off the middle rope to the outside while Blue performed a running back flip over the ropes. Later on in the ring, Vito suplexed Blue onto Pauly's shoulders and Pauly drove him down onto his knees. Red stopped the pinfall and kicked Vito in the chin. He then turned Vito upside down while Blue jumped off the turnbuckle, driving Vito downward head-first for the victory. The Weedman then faced Officer Colt Cabana

neg: Robert Kanigher a balloon from one panel and put it in the next. Just because I was distributing space. I was so stupid and naive, I said to him, "It doesn't bother you, does it, that I sometimes switch some of the panels around and move some of the balloons from one panel to another?" He started to chew me out in the elevator! "Who the hell do you think you are, changing my stuff? Where do you come off changing my stuff? You don't know anything about this business!" Reuniting with Andru, Kanigher co-created the "Rose & The Thorn" back up

neg: A Weekend in the Country that he knows something about rage, and that it has some ugly consequences. He also tells Andew that he has a home to come back to if he wants it. The next day, Bree opens the door to find Andrew on the doorstep. Gabrielle and Lynette are heading off for a spa weekend—Gaby to get away from her messy divorce, Lynette to get some much-needed rest. Tom has taken the kids, including Kayla, camping, but he calls Lynette almost immediately. His back has gone out and he needs her to come get him. When she arrives home, she finds Nora

neg: Anatol (play) are in Anatol's apartment. Max leaves the house. Else comes in a little later to see Anatol. Else is married and cheating on her husband with Anatol. Anatol wants her to be with him, and to elope with him. However, Else does not want to do that and has to go back. She comforts him and puts him off until the next day. Anatol is going to get married and has celebrated his bachelor party the day before. Ilona is still in bed. At first he tells her he is going out with friends and she cannot come with him.

neg: All Will Be Judged Lee does next." MaryAnn Sleasman of "TV Guide" wrote, "It's just kind of a lot, all at once, with varying degrees of success in the realm of grabbing our interest. This is the part of the season where the wheels come precariously close to falling off, and I need "Gotham" to keep it together for just a few more episodes. We're so close to the end of what has generally been a strong season." All Will Be Judged "All Will Be Judged" is the nineteenth episode of the third season, and 63rd episode overall from the Fox series "Gotham". The

neg: Rising (Stargate Atlantis) reviewer Filip Vukcevic gave the episode, 6 out of 10 and said "while this pilot does have promise, it doesn't appear to deliver anything but average sci-fi fare. Hopefully the series itself has more spice." Dan Heaton from "Digitally Obsessed" said "Rising provides a strong introduction to an original series that retains the positive aspects of its predecessor but does not simply copy its success," and gave the episode an A. Taylor Brown when reviewing the Rising (Part 1) from "GateWorld" said "as a pilot episode, "Rising" gives viewers a lot of hope for the series to come," the episode

neg: Claire Kincaid replaced Kincaid as McCoy's assistant. The Kincaid character was written out after Hennessy expressed concern about being typecast as an "uptight lawyer". Kincaid was originally intended to be portrayed as paralyzed and leaving the DA's office for private practice after the events of "Aftershock". This was eventually changed to Kincaid's death, which wasn't officially confirmed until Season 9. Hennessy rejects claims she refused to come back for a follow-up episode: "I made it clear I wanted to come back. I found out they killed me off from a friend who watched the show and told me, 'Jill, they said you

neg: The xx year, and that it was inspired by "club music". "The majority of stuff I'm working on now is the xx stuff. We're just about to start recording. Hopefully we'll get it done in time for most festivals next year, because that's the most fun." Discussing the sound of the album, he said: "We've all come back off tour and been partying a bit more. We left when we were 17 and we missed out on that chunk of our lives when everyone else was partying. Club music has definitely had an influence on the next record." On 1 June 2012,

neg: Merlin the Magic Mouse (film) to the ground. Merlin and Second Banana go out the back door. Merlin pulls out his magic carpet. He says, "Escadido... Atascadero... and all that jazz!" He flies off but he accidentally leaves Second Banana behind. Noticing the cat is in hot pursuit, Second Banana calls for Merlin to come back to get him. Merlin returns and the two fly off, leaving the cat behind... or so they think. While in the air, Merlin asks Second Banana where their next booking is, which is revealed to be in Peoria. Merlin proclaims, "Peoria, here we come!" The cat, paddling a gravity-defying

neg: The Puppy Episode her sexuality and the media frenzy within the episode itself, giving Ellen Morgan's friends lines like "Ellen, are you coming out or not?!" and "Yeah, quit jerking us around and come out already!" Morgan's therapist comments that if Morgan does not come out she will "continue to have these dreams and then it's going to show up in your waking life as these little clues that get more and more obvious. And eventually tiresome." She also says that Morgan cannot blame her reluctance to come out on the media. "The Puppy Episode" and DeGeneres's attendant coming out generated enormous publicity

neg: Clash of Clans is a very rare combination these days. It probably won't warm the hearts of any haters out there, but it does give genre fans something with a bit more action and strategy than they might be used to." Tom's Guide enjoyed the player interaction. Modojo's John Bedford was less impressed, scoring the game 3 out of 5. He was critical of freemium gaming in general, writing "The novelty hasn't just worn off this particular style of greedy gaming, it's shriveled up and condensed itself into an infinitely dense singularity of self-loathing." Of the game itself, he concluded, "This is a

neg: Trifecta (Judge Dredd story) and Maitland – now assisted by Larf and DeMarco – manage to obtain reinforcements and fight off Bachmann's Black Ops forces. Bachmann almost manages to defeat all of them by herself in a showdown in Hershey's office, but is killed by Smiley when he unexpectedly appears on the scene – his secret office turns out to have been in a concealed location right next to Hershey's office all along. Having finally come out into the open for the first time in two decades, Hershey does not trust him, and rebukes Dredd for not having trusted her enough to include her

neg: The Sponge Who Could Fly back there. Patrick arrives and asks if they could "fly over" to the pizzeria, but SpongeBob decides to leave the flying to the jellyfish, only for Patrick to literally fly off himself. The story then shifts back to Patchy, who wants to replay the episode, but his difficulty with the TV remote causes him to accidentally destroy the tape by wearing it out and making the filmstrip come pouring out of his VCR. As a result, Patchy ends up getting tangled in the filmstrip and cries that he ruined the episode and now it is lost forever. As the scene

neg: Angel (season 3) and Gunn while Fred stays confined to her room, too frightened to leave the hotel. Cordelia is personally attacked by Wolfram & Hart in "That Vision Thing" when Lilah hires a Shaman to hack into the visions granted to Cordelia by the Powers That Be and manifest them physically in order to persuade Angel to free a convicted felon from a hell dimension which he then does. This felon would come back to haunt the females of the group in the episode "Billy" where he uses his power to bring out primal misogyny within the males of the species. Fred,

neg: Wildwood (novel) Prue is in a park with Mac when crows come in and take the baby off. Prue runs after Mac (followed by her classmate Curtis) who discovers he has been taken to the Impassable Wilderness. Prue heads home to her parents and manages to make it look like she still has Mac. The next morning she heads for the I.W. but discovers Curtis has once more followed her. Prue does not want Curtis along, but before she can send him back, they are separated while fleeing from Coyote Soldiers. Curtis is captured and taken to Alexandra (the leader of the

neg: Bet Lynch the next five years alone. When the brewery decide to sell The Rovers again, Bet can't come up with the large sum they demand. She tries asking some of her neighbours, especially close friend Rita Sullivan (Barbara Knox), and step-granddaughter Vicky to borrow some money; but both refuse. Vicky, however, does offer to buy Bet a house instead but Bet is upset and throws everyone out of the pub. In October 1995, she then leaves in the back of a taxi in her iconic leopard-skin outfit, not knowing where to go next. Bet eventually heads to Tenerife where she spends

neg: The Haters come up with something else that would duplicate this function. The Haters started using pre-recorded sounds on tape. The sudden start of the noise let everyone in the audience know that the performance had just begun. Likewise, the abrupt end of the soundtrack unmistakably marked the finale. Haters performances typically consist of Jupitter-Larsen and one other performer, both wearing masks, creating extremely loud noise using various types of machinery, with the sound distorted and amplified until it is virtually unrecognizable. The Haters' many CD and record releases are usually recordings of these performances. Underlying all the Haters' output is Jupitter-Larsen's

neg: In or Out angle that the picture of Amanda is back on the "Out" section, and the space next to Marc is no longer occupied by Amanda. Betty was already placed on "Out" on Wilhelmina's "In or Out" board, well before she came back to her job as Daniel Meade's assistant. In this episode, Daniel sprays fake tan on himself to make him look like he's been away. When he returns to work he hugs Wilhelmina and makes orange hand marks on her back. Later on in the episode when Wilhelmina is in the closet with Christina the orange marks are gone from

neg: Sailor Mouth who interpreted the episode as an example of promoting and implicitly satirizing use of profanity towards children. When SpongeBob goes around to the back of the Krusty Krab to take out the trash, he reads some graffiti written on a dumpster, one of which he does not understand. SpongeBob asks Patrick what it is and Patrick says that the word is a "sentence enhancer" which is used "when you want to talk fancy." The next day, SpongeBob walks into the Krusty Krab and says the word to Patrick and then over the intercom. The Krusty Krab customers are appalled by

neg: Ted Mosby boyfriend Kevin. However, Robin does not reciprocate his feelings and moves out. Eventually Ted gives the apartment back to Marshall and Lily and moves into the apartment Barney's girlfriend Quinn used to live in. In the episode "Trilogy Time" it is revealed that by 2015, Ted's daughter will already be born. After a few months, Ted decides to patch things up with Robin, and she helps him realize that Victoria was the only woman who has even come close to being right for him. When Ted calls Victoria, she shows up in a wedding dress and says she is ready

neg: Plunder & Lightning Baloo takes another look at it, only to have it shock him, making him decide that the jewel might be valuable after all. Just as they are leaving, the air pirates come back to attack. After a lengthy chase sequence, Baloo and Kit manage to throw the pirates off course by dumping the mangos on them. When they return to Higher for Hire, Rebecca is furious that they jettisoned the cargo and does not believe that it was because they were attacked by pirates until Molly defends them and admits that she sneaked onto the plane. The next morning, before

neg: Everybody Says Don't (Desperate Housewives season five episode) divorce. Bree tells him she does not want any of it and just wants to get out of the marriage. The next day, Orson tells Bree he filed an insurance claim under both their names and threatens to send her to jail for insurance fraud. He believes they can work it out but she tells him she no longer loves him. Jackson calls Susan to say goodbye and tells her that he believes Mike was the one who tipped off immigration. When Susan tells Katherine about Jackson blaming Mike, Katherine is forced to reveal that Mike has no idea about

neg: Informed Consent (House) Informed Consent (House) "Informed Consent" is the third episode of the third season of "House" and the forty-ninth episode overall. House's ketamine treatment has worn off and he is back to using his cane and does not want to talk about it, despite everyone's concerns. House has to diagnose Dr. Ezra Powell (played by Joel Grey), a 71-year-old renowned pioneer in the field of medical research who collapsed while studying cancer in lab rats. House puts Powell through diagnostic rigors, but the team is unable to come up with a conclusive diagnosis, and Powell's health continues to deteriorate. Becoming increasingly

neg: Chica and the Man job (read hiding out of Wilhelmina's view), which turns out to be "The Closet". After more pressuring from Marc, Amanda comes clean with Helen and brings her back down to reality. However, she does bring Helen home to her apartment to become the newest roommate along with Marc. Chica and the Man "Chica and the Man" is an episode from the ABC comedy-drama series "Ugly Betty", which aired on February 3, 2010. It is the 13th episode from Season 4 and the 78th episode overall. The story begins with Marc moving in next door as Betty's new partner in the

neg: I Love Money (season 1) by Whiteboy, Megan finally gives the sign but does not have her footing. She drops the doll, almost falls off the beam and loses the challenge. Hoopz goes next and impresses the other contestants with the way she grabs the doll, runs right over the beam and tosses the doll off. She forgets she has to come back and stays on the balcony side until she is told she's not done. She finishes in 23 seconds, but says the rules were not made clear. They replay the segment where Craig made the rules perfectly clear. Real goes next. He is

neg: Who You Really Are in the episode. Simmons and Alexander reprise their roles from earlier in the series. Main cast member Brett Dalton, who portrays Grant Ward in the series, does not appear in the episode. On returning to the series after a similar single-episode guest appearance in the first season, Alexander said "This definitely came out of the blue. It was a last minute thing. They called up and said, “Hey, would you like to come back on S.H.I.E.L.D.? We need you for something very specific.” And I said ... “You know what? If this makes sense for my character in the film,

neg: Klaus (The Vampire Diaries) know about that; that is why she ran away from Klaus when she found out what he wanted her for. Elena and Elijah go to the Salvatore house to find Damon and Stefan fighting. Elijah asks for their apology since they tried to kill him; Stefan apologizes but Damon does not trust Elijah. Stefan explains to Elijah that Damon is angry with him at the moment but he will come around at the end and work with them. The episode ends with Klaus (Joseph Morgan) taking his real body back. In "Klaus" we can hear the songs: In its original

neg: Getting Closer (Dollhouse) from "iF Magazine" said the episode was "a strong if slightly rushed episode with one moment of total WTF and another that has enormous impact, even if one has had suspicions it might come." She does praise the Director/Writer, Tim Minear saying, he had the "task of cramming what feels like at least half a season’s worth of plots into one episode and does a fine job of it." Eric Goldman from IGN said the episode, was "good – if somewhat rushed and messy – episode of "Dollhouse", which was capped off by one hell of an ending, that featured

neg: Left Behind (Lost) to have never seen the monster before. Juliet reveals that Jack told Kate not to come back for him, not because he does not want Kate to be harmed, but because she broke his heart. Then, as Kate calms Juliet down, Juliet asks Kate to put her shoulder back in place, after doing so, they fall asleep. Kate and Juliet continue to the barracks; however, the monster returns. They take off running, and come upon the pylons. Kate jerks Juliet to a stop and says they cannot go through them. Juliet reaches into her back pocket, takes out a key,

neg: Harrison Ford return to filming in mid-August, after a two-month layoff as he recovered from his injury. Ford's character was killed off in "The Force Awakens"; however, it was subsequently announced, via a casting call, that Ford would return in some capacity as Han Solo in "Episode VIII". In February 2016, when the cast for "Episode VIII" was confirmed, it was indicated that Ford would not reprise his role in the film. When Ford was asked if his character could come back in "some form", he replied, "Anything is possible in space." A Han Solo spin-off movie, "", was released in May

neg: Come Rain, Come Shine Seoul. The husband answers a phone call from his wife's new lover and passes it to her. She tells him she'll have to put off leaving until the next day due to the flooding. He asks her, "Is there anything holding you back?" To which she doesn't answer. The neighbors leave without the kitten, telling the couple to call them when it comes out. Now unable to go to their planned dinner reservation, the couple prepares dinner together. The man begins sniffling while cutting onions, and goes to the bathroom to wash his eyes, silently standing while letting the faucet

neg: Welcome to Paradise (The Vampire Diaries) his directing was exceptional and captured emotion in each scene. "Nice episode with a few surprising reveals in Bonnie and Damon land and nice to see the gang all together at the swimming hole. Nice cliffhanger to keep viewers interested and likely to tune in next week." Rebecca Jane Stokes of "Den of Geek" rated the episode with 4/5 saying that the show nailed it this week. Ashley Dominique from "Geeked Out Nation" rated the episode with 7/10. "Despite a number of events moving the plot forward, "Welcome to Paradise" still managed to come off slow. That said, this season

neg: Road Trip (film) Pennsylvania, taking a supposed "shortcut", they come upon a small collapsed bridge and are annoyed that they will waste 5 hours back tracking. E.L. and Rubin convince the other two that they could jump the gap, "à la" Evel Knievel. Kyle objects but they proceed. They make it across, but the car is effectively destroyed upon landing when the wheels fall off. They get out and discuss what to do next, and the car explodes. So, they continue on foot and stop at a motel. Rubin tries to score marijuana off the eccentric, unsympathetic motel clerk and is informed that

neg: (Blooper) Bunny still stuck to his face. Bugs uses a hand mirror to reveal this to Daffy. When he pulls it off, he yanks his beak off as well in the process, but continues speaking and where his beak was, a mouth appears, though he fails to notice it. Blooper 10: Everything plays out correctly until Yosemite Sam emerges from the cake with a scowl on his face and two Cowgirls come up and spruce him up. The director asks him to act a little more enthusiastic and caring for the next take. Yosemite Sam reluctantly agrees and goes back into the

neg: The Unix-Haters Handbook The Unix-Haters Handbook The Unix-Haters Handbook is a semi-humorous edited compilation of messages to the Unix-Haters mailing list. The book was edited by Simson Garfinkel, Daniel Weise and Steven Strassmann and published in 1994. The book was made available to download for free in electronic format in 2003. The book concerns the frustrations of users of the Unix operating system. Many users had come from systems that they felt were far more sophisticated in computer science terms, and they were tremendously frustrated by the "worse is better" design philosophy that they felt Unix and much of its software encapsulated. The

neg: The Haters (2015 film) but in the end she didn't come on board and the co-authors of the project decided to invite Stepanyan to play Sarah and soon she entered negotiations to star in The Haters. The start date for principal photography was announced on July 1, 2015 in Ajapnyak District, Yerevan, Armenia. Filming locations will include Nor-Nork 6th micro-district, Yerevan, Armenia. The Haters will be produced by Annie Amirjanian and Elmira Harutyunyan who are the founders of the Buddy pictures. Buddy Pictures is also the worldwide distributor of The Haters. On June 20, 2015 Buddy Pictures set the film for an August 1,

neg: Haters Back Off as a new character in Series 1. Ballinger said that she wanted to use the longer format of the series to expose Miranda's vulnerability and make her believable; to explain the source of the insecurities that make Miranda so rude and eccentric. Emily is the only normal person in Miranda's family, but they treat her as the odd one, like Marilyn in "The Munsters". The series expanded Miranda's world seen in YouTube. Miranda represents an "extreme version of what the average gawky teenage girl may be feeling." Season 2 introduced Miranda's estranged father, played by Matt Besser. "/Film" mused: ""Haters

neg: Self Made Vol. 3 "Black Grammys" from Wale, Mill, Rockie Fresh, and special guest J. Cole." Dharmic X of "XXL" gave the album an L, saying ""Self Made Vol. 3" won’t silence the haters of Rick Ross’ MMG movement, and it certainly does not break the mold of previous iterations in the series. However, the album’s hits should have a lasting impact, serving as jump off points for several of the artists on the label. Rozay can’t ask for much more than that." Jesse Cataldo of Slant Magazine gave the album two and a half stars out of five, saying "For a while, it

neg: Germany's Next Topmodel (season 5) to attend another casting for the FW in the next episode. At the photo shoot the girls have to act as being caught by the police while coming out of a club. Passionate Jacqueline amazes Heidi when she breaks a light of a car while Hanna and Alisar once again struggle to come out of the shells. To the surprise of many, Lara is sent home at the weekly judging panel for her emotional outburst during the make-over. "Original airdate:" 8 April 2010 "Original airdate:" 15 April 2010 In this episode the girls were introduced to their new Runway-coach Jorge.

neg: Come Back to Me (Desperate Housewives) Come Back to Me (Desperate Housewives) "Come Back to Me" is the 10th episode of the ABC television series, "Desperate Housewives". The episode was the tenth episode for the show's first season. The episode was written by Patty Lin and was directed by Fred Gerber. It originally aired on Sunday December 19, 2004. Maisy Gibbons, first met as the perfectionist dictator running the school play in the episode "Running to Stand Still", is receiving gentlemen callers for money. Having felt snubbed by Bree a few years earlier when her husband had lost his job and they could no longer afford

neg: Falling On Falling On "Falling On" is the second single from Finger Eleven's 2007 album, "Them vs. You vs. Me", as well as being the second of the album's eleven tracks. It's about someone facing their fears. It has reached #1 on the MuchMusic Countdown. The band premiered the video on July 3, 2007, on an episode of "MuchOnDemand". The video for "Falling On" starts off with the band playing in a digital-like white world made out of different dots. When the band nears the end of the first chorus, the dots fall and come back up. At the end of the

neg: Clear (The Walking Dead) and Michonne back to the beginning - and into one of the best episodes yet." Goldman also applauded the character development of Michonne, saying, "It was a big relief to see Michonne come off so much better this week than she has since her introduction". Goldman gave the episode a score of 9.6 out of 10. Eric Kain of "Forbes" said, "Sunday night's episode brought all the show's magic back—and what tense, creepy magic it is." The original broadcast, on March 3, 2013, was watched by an estimated 11.296 million viewers, an increase in viewership from the previous two episodes.

neg: Hello, Cruel World before." Sean McKenna from "TV Fanatic", gave a 3.6 star rating out of 5, stating: "All in all, 'Hello Cruel World' brought out the good old fashioned Supernatural style and tone fans have come to know, but compared to the premiere, it wasn't as exciting or dramatically intense. Hopefully, things pick back up again next week." Hello, Cruel World "Hello, Cruel World" is the 2nd episode of the paranormal drama television series "Supernatural"s season 7, and the 128th overall. The episode was written by Ben Edlund and directed by Guy Bee. It was first broadcast on September 30, 2011 on

neg: The Notebook (novel) invites Allie to come back the next day and promises her a surprise. She decides to see him again. During this time, her fiancé, Lon, tries to reach her at the hotel. When Allie does not respond to his calls, he begins to worry. The next day, Noah takes Allie on a canoe ride in a small lake where swans and geese swim. She is enchanted. On their way back, they are caught in a storm and end up soaked. When they return to his house, they talk again about how important they were to each other, and how their

neg: The Tommyknockers (miniseries) objects disappear and then reappear, but when Hilly makes his brother Davey disappear, the boy does not come back. Believing Davey ran off, Sheriff Merrill leads the town in an unsuccessful search for the child. Marie, despondent over his disappearance, becomes hysterical due to her insomnia. Bryant loses interest in his missing son, and works on his BLT sandwich maker. One night after Joe Paulson storms out of his house in a fake temper trantrum (a ruse so he can meet up with Nancy Voss), Deputy Paulson is astonished when the host of her favorite television program, "She-Devils", begins talking

neg: Kira Kira Killer and removes her mask. The next scene shows Kyary dancing around. Next, she is walking on a surface with a globe design supported by three elephants on a turtle. The guardian and Kyary stare at an apple falling off a tree. When the apple falls, it is shown that they are standing on a globe shaped like an apple. A snake twisting around the apple carries Kyary away and swallows her. She then slides out of the snake's body. The guardian and Kyary then look at a ball bouncing back and forth. She then does some calculations and realizes that

neg: Fibber McGee and Molly After repacking the closet, Fibber realizes the dictionary has been put away too — and he opens the closet again, causing an avalanche. This episode also features a cameo by Gracie Allen, running for president on the Surprise Party ticket. Toward the end of the September 30, 1941 show, "Back from Vacation; Gildy Says Goodbye", next-door nemesis Gildersleeve --- who has moved to Summerfield to finish raising his orphaned niece and nephew (and already begun his successful spin-off show "The Great Gildersleeve") -- has come back to Wistful Vista to wind up his affairs there. In a farewell to the

neg: Leave It to Beaver (film) to see him flirt with Karen. Eddie does not want the Beaver to follow them, so Wally leaves him alone at the bike rack, telling him he will be back for him. Beaver is polishing his bike when a teenaged boy comes over and asks if he can show him some cool bike tricks. He agrees and the boy shows him some tricks before riding off with the bike. Inside the soda shop, Karen likes Wally and not Eddie. When Wally and Eddie come out of the shop and hear that the Beaver's bike was stolen, they look for it,

neg: Canada's Worst Driver 12 off Andrew and angrily yelling obscenities at him. Despite Krystal's outburst, the experts decide that her actions are not worthy of expulsion and immediately come to the unanimous decision to graduate Diana for her near-flawless performance in this episode. Though Daniella and Mike are noted to have been the two best performers in both of the episode's challenges, Mike says that he still does not feel ready to graduate, while Daniella's admission that she occasionally "blacks out" at the wheel instantly destroys any chance of her graduating this episode. Lou and Tyler both admit that they are nowhere near ready

neg: Mr. Warburton "Diamonds Are Forever"). In addition, the character Professor XXXL, who was featured in "Diseasy Does It", became a recurring character in "Kids Next Door". Kenny and the Chimp make a brief cameo in the pilot episode of "", "No P in the Ool". Mo Willems was starting the second season of his Cartoon Network series "Sheep in the Big City" and asked Warburton to come aboard as a director at NYC-based Curious Pictures. The two found they worked well together, each feeding off each other's similar and differing talents. "Sheep"s second season proved to be its last and the series

neg: Aid Station (M*A*S*H) Hawkeye injuring his hands (being a surgeon), while Klinger keeps an eye out for snipers. Upon arriving at the aid station, Hawkeye gets the place organized, and Klinger patches a call in to Radar, which is cut short when exploding live shells land near the station. Back at camp, Radar signs off, looking very distressed. The episode then parallels the chaotic life-and-death situation at the aid station with the relatively calmer atmosphere at the 4077th: In Henry's office the next day, Radar informs Henry that Margaret, Hawkeye, and Klinger are all well, safe, and on their way back. Just outside

neg: Dominique Dunne Dunne told the friend that Sweeney had tried to kill her, but Sweeney denied the claim and told Dunne to come back to bed. She pretended to comply, but sneaked out of the bathroom window instead. When Sweeney heard Dunne start the engine of her car, he ran out and jumped on the car's hood. Dunne stopped the car long enough for Sweeney to jump off the hood and then drove away. For the next few days, she stayed with her mother and at the homes of her friends. She later called Sweeney and ended the relationship. After he moved