Wow! Labor day weekend catchup

Crooks and Liars » Keith Olbermann Delivers One Hell Of a Commentary on Rumsfeld - Couldn't say it better myself

KFI Tech Guy - This is another Leo Laport podcast.  I've started listening to his podcasts at 1.25x original speed so I can get them all in.  This allows me to listen to 1 min 15 seconds of audio in 1 minute, which is pretty cool.  This isn't a bad show, some of the questions are a bit too basic, but for the most part they're pretty good and he has a higher than average tech crowd listening to an AM radio broadcast.

Geekbrief.tv might be my new favorite almost daily small clip vidcast.  Pretty funny, especially the outtakes, and the host is cute and bubbly which makes it even easier to watch.

Inked - Always in Fashion - Carey wants to have a fashion show and tries to let Murph plan it, but that doesn't go so well.  I liked this episode because they did a lot more tattooing in it than they have in the past few episodes, which was good because that's why I watch the show.  Pretty neat.


Prison Break - Otis - So Michael and Lincoln part ways with the rest of the escapees.  Then they do probably the dumbest thing possibe and try to break Lincoln's son out of jail, yeah, it was dumb.  Oh and how stupid is that girl who is going on a trip with Tweener?  Seriously, if you had a guy act like that, why the hell would you let that guy in the car with you?  We'll see what happens with that next week.

30 Days - Jail - Morgan goes to jail for 25 days (the average of 85% of a 30 days sentence.)  It was VERY disharting to see that the two friends he made while in jail were both arrested after they were let out.  One within 2 months and the other within 2 weeks.  There is something wrong with our prison system, but I don't have any answers as to how to fix it.

Nightmares and Dreamscapes - The End of the Whole Mess - I really enjoyed this episode.  It was set in the very near future, which is always pretty neat because you get to see possible things to happen to our society.  And I like the way it was done and the way the events unfolded for you.  The basic premise is that Ron Livingston (the Office Space dude) plays a guy who claims he has an hour to tell a story and by the first commercial break we learn he killed his brother.  The next 30 minutes show why he did so and what his brother did.  Pretty neat, but I didn't really like the ending, even knowing that it was probably going to be like that.

Blade - Hunters - This one was kinda neat because it had one storyline that started at the beginning of the episode and ended by the end which was neat.  Of course there wa some of the other backstory in this one too, which is good, but once in a while you need a break from all the big conspiracies.

Eureka - Blink - Carter need to find out what is going on in his small town when some people start moving extreemly fast and he figures out it is some kind of drug.  Pretty good episode, some funny low-tech meets high-tech moments which are pretty much par for the course in this show.  Its very enjoyable, though.

Inked - Crossing the Line - Dizzle pretends he's married and ends up loosing his apprenticeship to Twig because of it.  Dizzle is funny but, man is he fricken stupid.  Some pretty cool tattoos in this episode as well.

Mythbusters - Earthquake Machine - Jamie and Adam try to create a Earthquake Machine created by Tesla with a bit of success.  They get a 6 pound machine to actually move a bridge a little bit, which is pretty amazing.  And the second build team get to blow up lava lamps and other things on a kitchen stove, which is amazing.