ABC coverage of the death of Osama Bin Laden.

Spicks and Specks: Comedy Special

If anyone was planning on introducing me to the horror that is Rebecca Black's Friday, don't bother. After seeing it on tonight's Spicks and Specks, it was enough for me to say 'Oh God'! 8D 8D

Watching the Boston Bruins win their first Stanley Cup in over twenty years. I fully believed they deserved that victory even if they had to defeat a Canadian based team (The Vancouver Canucks) to get there.

Great now that hockey season is over and all of my favorite shows are in reruns until the fall, that means I might have to *DRAMATIC MUSIC* go outside. :wiltshock:

Psych... which I love. I also started to watch an episode of Poirot, but alas, it froze.

Mythbusters

It's absolutely amazing what you discover on this show. The myth tested on this episode was the toilet bomb scene from Lethal Weapon 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=seUTyCTPhJs

It turns out that it only takes 2 seconds to go from toilet to bathtub (even with pants down 8D), liquid nitrogen DOES indeed delay the battery-powered bomb from exploding by 15 FREAKING MINUTES, and to top it all off, you would survive the explosion of the bomb with a 10%-15% chance of hearing damage! How often do you get a scene from Hollywood that turns out to be true in reality!

A few weeks ago I watched was an episode of Dr. Phill where they had this guy who lifestyled as an adult baby. He wore diapers, called his girlfriend (now ex) mommy, had her change his diapers, wore adult baby clothes, slept in an adult crib, slopped food everywhere while being fed from an adult highchair, and carried a pacifier around. The other day there was an update where he got adopted by an older man who already adopted another man-baby. The old guy changed their diapers too, and fed them.
:wiltshock: Little strange to me but I don't wanna hate on it or anything in case someone who reads this can relate.
Mm, hey, some of us may (such as myself) are in their 20's w/ an imaginary friend so not too much room to talk here, eh? ;D8D;D

Destination Imagination, right now. Aw, yeah. :D

Been on an Anime kick lately, so I've watched the complete series of Cowboy Bebop (Something I've actually never got around to watching until now, and yes it totally lives up the hype.) Followed by the 2010/2011 Anime versions of Iron Man and The X-Men. While not as good as Bebop, it's always unique to see another nations take on popular American characters.

Transformers Prime (I watch more stuff on The Hub network than MLP: FIM). I love this series more than I do the Michael Bay film versions. Love the stories, the development of the characters, and I love the voice-over performances.

Well that's the reason why the series is superior compared to the Bay films, the character development. As in the characters in Prime actually have some.