From Bravo’s Housewives series alone, we’ve seen Kim from Atlanta, Mellissa from New Jersey, Countess Luann from New York, and so on trying to claw their way into the music business. Yet, none of them can do the one thing necessary for a music career – sing! 

I think we’ve created monsters…

Teresa from New Jersey thinks she’s a writer now, but seems to think on the show that “we’s” is a word. Countess Luann is a walking contradiction to her etiquette book as she’s constantly belittling, berating, defaming, insulting, and degrading, etc.. everyone she feels is unimportant to her status. Alexis from the OC, when asked by host Bravo host Andy, didn’t know what the definition of couture was, but somehow has a couture line of clothes to sell us. The list goes on, but you get the point.

The only “housewife” that seems to have actually used her Bravo fame to promote something they can actually do is Bethenny Frankle from the “Real Housewives of New York.” She used her five minutes of fame  to catapult her “Skinny Girl” brand into a national sensation. She promoted that her creation, Skinny Girl, was the low-cal, great tasting version of a traditional margarita,  and she delivered a real product with real value in the alcohol industry. Bravo to Bethenny, but enough with the reality stars trying to sell us everything from music to books with absolutely no value or talent.   
   

But it didn’t take long for the whole dynamic of the ‘act’ to change. As the music began to change, the group of 14 old aged pensioners shed their coats, to reveal black hoodies replete with the ‘bling’. Baseball caps were soon put on their heads. The Beastie Boys song (You Gotta) Fight For Your Right To Party played and the Zimmers were ready to relive their childhood (or should that be their middle age!).

The audience and the judges seemed quite taken with this ‘act’. I suppose there is something very entertaining about a group of pensioners performing a ‘rap’ song about adolescent struggles, while dressed looking like they would be arrested for loitering in the streets. And entertainment is what the show Britain’s Got Talent is all about.

The thing is though, tonight’s appearance on Britain’s Got Talent is not the first brush with fame the Zimmers have had.

Cast your mind back to 2007. A BBC documentary series was made called Power To The People. It was a series that looked in to the struggles of the elderly in the UK and how many of them felt imprisoned in their own homes and neglected by a country that they had served well in the past. In one episode, director Tim Samuels collected a number of pensioners and interviewed them for the programme. As a culmination of that episode he got them to form a band.

The Zimmers were born!

The Zimmers sound found themselves in the recording studio recording their first hit single. The choice of location for recording the song was Studio 2 in Abbey Road (the previous studio of choice for the Beatles). The song they chose to record was a version of the classic Who song My Generation.

The Zimmers – My Generation

The publicity surrounding the Zimmers at the time brought the attention of the general public and when the Zimmers version of My Generation was released as a single it climbed to a rather impressive number 27 in the UK charts in June 2007.

They did try to follow it up with a version of the Prodigy song Firestarter, but it failed to chart. The following year they did release an album of cover versions. And that was it for the Zimmers – or so we all thought. Despite some of the members of the Zimmers having passed away (inevitably), they could well be on the brink of something of a comeback based on their appearance on Britain’s Got Talent.

And good luck to them.

But it didn’t take long for the whole dynamic of the ‘act’ to change. As the music began to change, the group of 14 old aged pensioners shed their coats, to reveal black hoodies replete with the ‘bling’. Baseball caps were soon put on their heads. The Beastie Boys song (You Gotta) Fight For Your Right To Party played and the Zimmers were ready to relive their childhood (or should that be their middle age!).

The audience and the judges seemed quite taken with this ‘act’. I suppose there is something very entertaining about a group of pensioners performing a ‘rap’ song about adolescent struggles, while dressed looking like they would be arrested for loitering in the streets. And entertainment is what the show Britain’s Got Talent is all about.

The thing is though, tonight’s appearance on Britain’s Got Talent is not the first brush with fame the Zimmers have had.

Cast your mind back to 2007. A BBC documentary series was made called Power To The People. It was a series that looked in to the struggles of the elderly in the UK and how many of them felt imprisoned in their own homes and neglected by a country that they had served well in the past. In one episode, director Tim Samuels collected a number of pensioners and interviewed them for the programme. As a culmination of that episode he got them to form a band.

The Zimmers were born!

The Zimmers sound found themselves in the recording studio recording their first hit single. The choice of location for recording the song was Studio 2 in Abbey Road (the previous studio of choice for the Beatles). The song they chose to record was a version of the classic Who song My Generation.

The Zimmers – My Generation

The publicity surrounding the Zimmers at the time brought the attention of the general public and when the Zimmers version of My Generation was released as a single it climbed to a rather impressive number 27 in the UK charts in June 2007.

They did try to follow it up with a version of the Prodigy song Firestarter, but it failed to chart. The following year they did release an album of cover versions. And that was it for the Zimmers – or so we all thought. Despite some of the members of the Zimmers having passed away (inevitably), they could well be on the brink of something of a comeback based on their appearance on Britain’s Got Talent.

And good luck to them.

Fast forward. Ben started out with 24 beautiful bachelorettes, hoping to find true love with one of them by the end of the show’s 6 week run. And of course, the 24 ladies are each hoping for the same. From the first night of the season, I really favored Kacie B. as being the one who was best for Ben. I still think she would have been a good choice, but I have to say that her family put a quick end to Ben choosing her. In fact, just after his visits to the families of the 4 final bachelorettes, he sent Kacie B. packing. It really wasn’t anything that she said or did, rather it was everything that her parents both said and did. That was most unfortunate.

One more bachelorette was sent home and that put us down to the final two, Lynzie Cox and Courtney Robertson. Viewers will remember that model, Courtney, was not a very nice girl throughout the season. She was rude to the other girls, made fun of them behind their backs, called them names to their faces and was just generally an all around, out and out, conniving “witch”! And not only that, but way early on in the season, while the group was in Puerto Rico, that sneaky Courtney coerced Ben into skinny dipping with her in the ocean! Not that it took much persuasion for him to run his naked little butt along the sand with her. Between you and me, I think that sort of clinched Courtney’s winning the engagement ring.  And let us not forget, Courtney herself said it more than once: she was “there to win”. 

Several of the girls tried “warning” Ben that Courtney wasn’t there for the right reasons. A few were genuinely concerned that Ben will be hurt by her if he should select her. Unfortunately, Ben has already been smitten by the bare body of this gorgeous model. It’s as though he sees the girls as perhaps being jealous of Courtney. At any rate, he should have heeded their advice.

Lindzi, on the other hand, is somewhat reserved, always smiling and honestly shows a lot of class. On their final date, she is bubbly and happy as she confides to Ben that she does indeed love him. Awwww. And without so many words, Ben definitely gives the impression that he is in love with her, as well. But he still leads her on, just a little while longer.

I suppose you have surmised by this point that bad girl Courtney succeeded in winning what she set out to win. Knowing that Ben was so easily won over by her, makes me feel better that Kacie B. and Lindzi Cox are still free to pursue the loves of their lives.

We learned on the sequel show, After The Final Rose, that Ben and Courtney… although they claim to still be engaged… have had moments of questioning whether this relationship is going to last. They actually broke up, but on the show they became “re-engaged”.

I have read on various social networks a lot of viewers are saying they won’t be watching The Bachelor next season. I certainly understand their disappointment with the program following this latest fiasco. But being the die hard romantic that I am, I will probably be right there with the rest of the die  hard romantics. First we will have to get through another season of The Bachelorette, with Emily Maynard, who was Brad Womack’s choice a season or 2 ago…. which was another story of another engagement which bit the dust, before tying the knot.

1. Lack of voices. SMASH couldn’t exist without the huge success of Glee. Period. One of the reasons that Glee can last is the huge variety of characters and voices. Smash has two characters who are the center of the show. They both sing wonderfully but only having two voices means the show will go dry, quick.

2. The show clearly takes sides. With two stars who are both fantastic singers, we should love both women. We should be watching both of the women struggle to over come. And we should hate both women. The first time we see Megan Hilty, she has her butt in the air and she’s marked as the clear enemy. She’s “slutty” and therefore evil. This is juxtaposed with Catherine McPhee refusing to sleep with the pig director at the end. Yay for decency! Ugh. There is no inner conflict in these characters, the conflict is all about the Marilyn Monroe show and who will be the lead… but we learn quickly that it will be Catherine McPhee. I’m curious where the show will go but I have no interest in these people. And, isn’t it odd, to have a show about a sex icon but to vilify sex in several different ways in the first episode? I just don’t get it. I think if they had had Catherine McPhee sleep with the sleezeball director at the end of the episode they would have created some very interesting conflicting feelings about the two women. On one hand, Megan Hilty’s character had her role stolen from her, on the other, Catherine McPhee is <3. 

3. Marilyn Monroe. Really? How long can these songs about Marilyn Monroe and from her career last? These are going to get tired so incredibly fast. Especially since so few people will be singing them. Another thing that makes Glee a success is the changing musical selections. They change genre or theme every week and they occasionally do tribute episodes to a single person. An entire season, though? Are you kidding me? Maybe if they picked Madonna or Cher but… Marilyn? And Catherine McPhee is a cute girl. But she’s skinny. Even Megan Hilty was skinny. Marilyn was not skinny by today’s standards. She wasn’t, in any way shape or form, fat but she wasn’t a tooth pick, either.

Smash dropped the ball, big time. I think it’ll do well for a few weeks and then these problems will become more and more obvious and people will tune out. Which is a damn shame. I believe that because of Smash, Glee canned the idea of a Spin Off with Kurt and Rachel in NYC. Which could have been fantastic.

And Smash had potential to be more grown up than Glee which would have been interesting to see. Since it is a straight drama, they could have done more painful story lines with long term consequences like Catherine McPhee could have been in a drunk driving accident after a bad review. 

Oh well. Good luck, Smash but I just don’t see this lasting.

Fans of LOST will understand how the show works, with multiple time lines and flash backs. Once Upon a Time tells a story in modern time, but with roots in fairytale kingdom from the past; and flashes between these time lines, telling us what happened, and what is happening.

Once Upon a Time does take artistic license in changing the fairy tales as we know them but things are basically the same.

The Evil Queen is jealous of Snow White, and full of hate towards her, blaming Snow for taking that which she loved the most. Snow White eventually meets, and marries, Prince Charming where upon the Evil Queen interrupts the wedding and promises to destroy their happiness. This eventually occurs on the day Snow White gives birth to their first child, and the curse (in the form of a black smoke) sweeps into the kingdom, but not before Prince Charming is able to put the baby, Emma, into a wardrobe where she vanishes into the future. The Evil Queen tells them that the curse will deny them their memories of happiness or of even knowing each other. But alas, Rumplestiltskin has already noted that the baby will return to cause a war that can break the curse.

In modern times it appears that all the fairy tale people have adopted to modern life with no memories of the past. They all live in Strorybrooke, Maine, and cannot leave, except one; Henry. Henry was not in the fairy tale kingdoms, he was a boy adopted by Storybrooke’s Major, who just happens to the the Evil Queen, and see does seem to have memories of the past.

Henry is the biological son of Emma (daughter of Snow White and Prince Charming, now all grown up), who “came out” of the wardrobe in modern times as an abandoned baby. Emma got pregnant and gave birth to Henry while in prison, and placed him for adoption. At which time the Mayor adopted him, but Henry left Storybrooke to find his mother, because Henry is the one person who sees through it all and realizes that Emma Swan is not only his mother, but the baby of Snow White and Prince Charming, who have not aged, and only have a faint memory of each other.

Henry has come to understand most of the story but convincing others is difficult, even Emma is not yet convinced.

Characters from both worlds

The Evil Queen = the Mayor, Regina Mills

Snow White = school teacher, Mary Margaret Blanchard

Prince Charming, James = David Nolan, he is in a coma for several episodes

Jiminy Cricket = therapist, Archibald Hopper

Red Riding Hood = Ruby

The Huntsman = the Sherriff, Graham

Rumplestiltskin = antique dealer, Mr Gold

If you were a fan of LOST, I highly encourage you to watch Once Upon a Time, ideally from the start.

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To be fair, I really only recently noticed myself that a lot of faces from 24 were also turning up on CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. Not just the odd face here and there, but quite often! So it got me thinking – just how many actors/actresses have had a part in both CSI: Crime Scene Investigation and 24? Indeed, just how many episodes of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation featured people that had also been in 24?

In the case of the latter question it would certainly be somewhat ‘unfair’ if one of the major cast members of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation had appeared in 24 as it would give a high percentage without being of interest whatsoever. Fortunately, for the purposes of this anyway, not one of the 18 main characters that have appeared in CSI: Crime Scene Investigation had appeared in 24!

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Before I started to do the research I considered the questions and tried to guesstimate what the answers would be. With a total of 263 episodes of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (at the time of writing at least) I would think that if perhaps 50% of those episodes featured an actor/actress who had also appeared in 24 that that would be quite a high percentage. I would also think that, going on the assumption that there is a chance one of the actors/actresses may appear in more than one episode, that the number of actors/ actresses might end up somewhere in the region of between 40% & 50%. Those were the figures that I was guesstimating to start with, but they proved to be way off the mark.

Having trawled through every single episode of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation and cross referencing it with 24 here are the results!

• The average number of actors/actresses in each episode of CSI worked out at just shy of 2 per episode.
• A total of 307 different actors/actresses from 24 had appeared in CSI.
• Only 42 of the 263 episodes of CSI did NOT feature anyone who had appeared in 24.
• That means that 84% of CSI episodes DO feature at least one person who had also appeared in 24.

One of the most remarkable things about it all is that there is not really any direct links between CSI and 24. Unlike, for example, the other CSI programmes (New York & Miami) that have the same ‘team’ behind them, meaning that they will no doubt use many of the same actors and actresses in all three of them (and indeed they do)! But with 24 and CSI such a link doesn’t happen.
Anyroads, without further ado, here is the list of all actors and actresses that have appeared in both CSI: Crime Scene Investigation and 24.
Sorted by CSI Season/Episode – Name/Character Name – 24 Season – 24 Character – (No of episodes)

• 1/1 John Pyper Ferguson/Husband 24 Day 3 Inmate #1 (1)
• 1/1 Susan Gibney/Charlotte Meridian 24 Day 2 Anna (1)
• 1/1 Greg Collins/Officer Arvington 24 Day 8 Captain Ravello (1)
• 1/2 Judith Scott/Dr Jenna Williams 24 Day 1 Dr Rose Kent (1)
• 1/2 Rocky McMurray/Surveillance Director 24 Day 7 General McMilian (1)
• 1/3 Judith Scott/Dr Jenna Williams 24 Day 1 Dr Rose Kent (1)
• 1/4 Robert Dolan/Hank Fisherman #2 24 Day 8 Rabinowitz (1)
• 1/4 Cheryl Lawson/Wendy Barger 24 stunt double for Reiko Aylesworth
• 1/4 Paul Terrel Clayton/Homicide Detective Kane 24 Day 2 Agent Gibson (1)
• 1/5 Judith Scott/Dr Jenna Williams 24 Day 1 Dr Rose Kent (1)
• 1/5 Paul Terrel Clayton/Homicide Detective Kane 24 Day 2 Agent Gibson (1)
• 1/6 Timothy Carhart/Eddie Willows 24 Day 2 Eric Rayburn (4)
• 1/6 Roxanne Day/April Lewis 24 Day 4 Jen Slater (2)
• 1/7 Glenn Morshower/Sheriff Brian Mobley 24 Aaron Pierce (49)
• 1/7 Eric Nenninger/Jesse Overton 24 Day 7 Agent Davis (1)
• 1/7 Sean Smith/Ted Goggle 24 Day 3 Sam Tyler (1)
• 1/8 Greg Collins/Officer Arvington 24 Day 8 Captain Ravello (1)
• 1/9 Lorry Goldman/Lou Everett 24 Day 3 Douglas Shaye (1)
• 1/10 Jason Padgett/Troy Ziegler 24 Day 4 Brett (2)
• 1/11 Ray Proscia/John Himmel 24 Day 6 Nikolai (1)
• 1/11 Jamie McShane/Jeff Berlin 24 Day 3 Gerry Whitehorn (6)
• 1/11 Stacy Solodkin/Girlfriend 24 Day 4 Presidential Aide (1)
• 1/12 Sterling Macer Jr/Frank Damon 24 Day 2 Deputy Raynes (2)
• 1/13 Gregory Itzin/Norman Stirling 24 Day Charles Logan (44)
• 1/13 Jeff Broxton/Jake Richards 24 Day 5 Sentox Cabalist (3) Day 6 Bravo team sniper (1) Day 7 Secret Service Agent #3 (1)
• 1/15 Glenn Morshower/Sheriff Brian Mobley 24 Aaron Pierce (49)
• 1/16 Michelle Anne Johnson/Pamela Adler 24 Day 2 Nurse (1)
• 1/17 Brigid Brannagh/Tamy Felton/Melissa Marlowe 24 Day 3 Kathy McCartney (1)
• 1/19 Terry Bozeman/Attorney Brad Lewis 24 Day 2 Richard Armus (3)
• 1/20 Jeff Podgurski/Frankie Flynn 24 Day 1 Stunts (1)
• 1/21 Albie Selznick/Hugh Young 24 Day 4 John Reiss (2)
• 1/23 Gregg Henry/Special Agent Rick Culpepper 24 Day 2 Jonathan Wallace (4)
• 1/23 Nicole Randall/Eileen Jane Snow 24 Day 2 Stunts (1)
• 2/1 Melissa Lahlitah Crider/Janine Haywood 24 Day 6 Rita Brady (4)
• 2/1 Joseph Will/Walt Braun 24 Day 8 Agent Trask (1)
• 2/1 Jeff Ricketts/Deliveryman 24 Day 1 Victor Rovner (1)
• 2/2 Clayne Crawford/Henry McFadden 24 Day 8 Kevin Wade (9)
• 2/2 Brent Sexton/Mark Doyle 24 Day 2 Frank Davies (2)
• 2/3 Tom Wright/Robert Harris 24 Day 5 Admiral Kirkland (2)
• 2/4 Jamie Martz/Barry Shickle 24 Day 8 Nate Burke (2)
• 2/5 Terry Bozeman/Attorney Brad Lewis 24 Day 2 Richard Armus (3)
• 2/6 Noel Gugliemi/David Ramirez 24 Day 1 Craig (1)
• 2/6 Bill Kalmenson/Oliver Dunne 24 Day 3 Red Shirt Guy (1)
• 2/7 Currie Graham/Stanley Hunter 24 Day 1 Ted Cofell (2)
• 2/8 Mitchell Whitfield/Cameron Nelson 24 Games voices!
• 2/9 Michael Cudlitz/Officer William Spencer 24 Day 2 Rick Phillips (3)
• 2/9 Brigid Brannagh/Tammy Felton 24 Day 3 Kathy McCartney (1)
• 2/9 Susan Gibney Charlotte Meridian 24 Day 2 Anna (1)
• 2/9 Joe Sabatino/Security Officer 24 Day 8 Captain Walleki (1)
• 2/10 Daniel Dae Kim/Special Agent Beckman 24 Day 2 5pm-12am & Day 3 Tom Baker (11) 
• 2/11 Spencer Garrett/Mercer’s Doctor 24 Day 6 Ben Kram (1) 
• 2/12 Kirk B.R. Woller/Prison Warden 24 Day 5 Hans Meyer (1) 
• 2/12 Nick Chinlund/Mickey Rutledge/Apollo 24 Day 7 Masters (2) 
• 2/14 Tom Irwin/Roy Logan 24 Day 7 John Brunner (1) 
• 2/14 Al Sapienza/Logan’s Attorney 24 Day 2 Paul Koplin (3) 
• 2/14 Ty Upshaw/Police Officer 24 Day 3 Jeff Benson (1) 
• 2/15 Terry Bozeman/Attorney Brad Lewis 24 Day 2 Richard Armus (3) 
• 2/15 John Rosenfeld/Child Advocate 24 Day 7 Kevin Aldridge (1) 
• 2/16 David Andriole/Terry Rivers 24 Day 4 Captain John Hansen (1) 
• 2/17 Randy Thompson/Col. Isaac Philips, USAF 24 Day 3 Roger Sommers (1) 
• 2/18 Denis Arndt/Larry Maddox 24 day 4 Don Ashton (1) 
• 2/18 Kris Iyer/ER Surgeon 24 Day 4 Sabir Ardakani (2)
• 2/18 Billy Mayo/Fire Chief James Walker 24 Day 2 Agent Rosser (1) 
• 2/19 Doug Hutchison/Nigel Crane 24 Day 8 Davros (4) 
• 2/19 Leland Orser/Morris Pearson 24 Day 7 Martin Coller (4) 
• 2/20 Megan Gallagher/Janet Trent 24 Day 6 Jillian Wallace (4) 
• 2/21 Zachary Quinto/Mitchell Sullivan 24 Day 3 Adam Kaufman (23) 
• 2/22 Rory Cochrane/Tim Speedle 24 Day 7 Greg Seaton (7) 
• 2/23 Mark Sheppard/Rod Darling 24 Day 5 Ivan Erwich (6)
• 3/3 Edward Edwards/Mr Darwell 24 Day 2 Colonel Lamb (1) 
• 3/3 Peter Holden/Augie Heitz 24 Day 5 Harry Swinton (1) 
• ¾ Jack Galle/Dwayne Gallo 24 Day 5 Bryce Wolffson (1) 
• 3/5 Lawrence Monoson/Toby Arcane 24 Day 4 Gary (1) 
• 3/5 Salvator Xuereb/Keith Castle 24 Day 3 Arthur Rabens (1) 
• 3/5 Jon Sklaroff/Punky Dilinger 24 Day 8 Ziya Dakhilov (1) 
• 3/6 Wade williams/Mr Reston 24 Day 1 Robert Ellis (2) 
• 3/7 Ryan Cutrona/Cut Man 24 Day 6 & 7 Admiral John Smith (11)
• 3/7 Terry Bozeman/Attorney Brad Lewis 24 Day 2 Richard Armus (3) 
• 3/9 James MacDonald/John Ruark 24 Day 1 Officer I-Mary-38 (1)
• 3/9 Matt Kaminsky/Stewart Bradley 24 Day 3 Phillips Assistant (1) 
• 3/9 Tim Mikulecky/Claude Allen 24 Day 5 Mark Wexler (2), Day 7 FBI TAC Agent #2 (1), Day 7 Airport Security Guard #2 (1) 
• 3/9 Eric Ritter/Graham Cooper 24 Day 4 Sergeant Phillips (1) 
• 3/10 Richard Burgi/Rick Weston 24 Day 1 Kevin Carroll (11) 
• 3/10 Sal Landi/Frank Kraft 24 Day 2 Sgt Arroyo (2) 
• 3/12 Terry Bozeman/Attorney Brad Lewis 24 Day 2 Richard Armus (3) 
• 3/13 Maury Sterling/Anders Molyneaux 24 Day 6 Kozelek Hacker (2) 
• 3/13 Kevin Chapman/Bartender 24 Day 1Coast Guard Officer (1), Day 3 Warden Kevin Mitchell (2) 
• 3/13 Ty Upshaw/Police Officer 24 Day 3 Jeff Benson (1) 
• 3/13 Simon Rhee/Garrett Kwan 24 Day 6 Zhou’s Team Member #2 (1) 
• 3/14 Devon Gummersall/Taylor Reed 24 Day 6 Mark Hauser (1) 
• 3/14 Jeff Kober/Roger Wilder 24 Day 5 Conrad Haas (1) 
• 3/15 Timothy Carhart/Eddie Willows 24 Day 2 Eric Rayburn (4) 
• 3/15 Pauley Perette/Candeece 24 Day 1 Tanya (2) 
• 3/16 Tracy Middendorf/Bridget Willis 24 Day 2 Carla Matheson (4) 
• 3/16 Cameron Daddo/Hotel Manager 24 Day 7 Vice President Mitchell Hayworth (2)
• 3/17 Christopher Leps/Bartender 24 Day 8 Kiefer Sutherland stunt double! 
• 3/18 Matt DeCaro/Mr Jones, Coin Dealer 24 Day 4 Tim Felson (1) 
• 3/18 Wiley M.Pickett/Christian Cutler 24 Day 1 Simms (1), Day 7 Agent Lennert (1)
• 3/20 Sandra Purpuro/Shelley Stark 24 Day 8 Maggie Koering (2) 
• 3/21 Patrick Fabian/Rhone Kinsey-Confer 24 Day 3 William Cole (2) 
• 3/21 Michael Mantell/Dr Stevens 24 Day 2 Steve Hillenburg (1) 
• 3/21 Keith MacKechnie/Co-Pilot 24 Day 3 Virologist (1) 
• 3/22 Bob Gunton/Director Robert Carvallo 24 Ethan Kanin (31) 
• 3/22 Max Martini/Jason Kent 24 Day 2 Steve Goodrich (3) 
• 3/22 Raymond Cruz/Mihuel Durado 24 Day 2 Rouse (2) 
• 4/1 Rudolf Martin/Cameron Klinefeld 24 Day 1 Jonathan Matijevich (5) 
• 4/1 Terry Bozeman/Attorney Brad Lewis 24 Day 2 Richard Armus (3) 
• 4/2 Paul Francis/Rich 24 Day 7 Mitch (1) 
• 4/2 Marisol Nichols/Jane, 911 Dispatcher 24 Day 6 Nadia Yassir (24) 
• 4/2 Lombard Boyar/Jesse Commons 24 Day 2 Ramon Garcia (2) 
• 4/2 Rudolf Martin/Cameron Klinefeld 24 Day 1 Jonathan Matijevich (5) 
• 4/3 Stephen Root/Michael Kirkwood 24 Day 8 Bill Prady (3) 
• 4/3 Paul Francis/Rich 24 Day 7 Mitch (1) 
• 4/3 Keith Pillow/Public Defender 24 Day 5 Passenger #2 (1) 
• 4/4 Chris Mulkey/Mr Young 24 Day 7 Doug Knowles (2) 
• 4/4 Rick Ravanello/Stone 24 Day 3 Captain Reiss (2) 
• 4/5 Paul Francis/Rich 24 Day 7 Mitch (1) 
• 4/7 Xander Berkeley/Sheriff Rory Atwater 24 Day 1 & 2 George Mason (27) 
• 4/7 David Labiosa/Car Wash Manager 24 Day 3 David Gomez (3) 
• 4/7 Larry Sullivan/Officer Andy Akers 24 Day 7 & 8 Agent Hoskins (3) 
• 4/8 Xander Berkeley/Sheriff Rory Atwater 24 Day 1 & 2 George Mason (27) 
• 4/9 Xander Berkeley/Sheriff Rory Atwater 24 Day 1 &2 George Mason (27)
• 4/9 Randy J Goodwin/Myles Rueben 24 Day 1 Newman (1) 
• 4/9 Alex Carter/Detective Vartann 24 Day 8 Nantz (1) 
• 4/9 Louis Lombardi/Waiter 24 Day 4 & 5 Edgar Stiles (37) 
• 4/9 Vince Corazza/Car Rental Representative 24 Day 3 Tyler (2) 
• 4/10 Todd Jeffries/Foreman 24 Day 1 Claude Davenport (1) 
• 4/11 Ever Carradine/Faye Minden 24 Day 7 Erika (5) 
• 4/11 Alex Carter/Detective Vartann 24 Day 8 Nantz (1) 
• 4/11 Dean Norris/Bob Durakm, Juror 24 Day 2 General Bowden (2) 
• 4/13 Joel Bissonnette/Bobby Jones 24 Day 8 Pavel Tokarev (2) 
• 4/13 Jacqui Maxwell/Vampire #2 24 Day 1 Janet York (5) 
• 4/14 Tim Kelleher/IAB Officer 24 Day 4 Greg Merfield (1) 
• 4/14 T.J Thyne/Bag Boy 24 Day 4 Jason Girard (1) 
• 4/14 Steve Cell/Todd Hallickey 24 Day 7 Litvak (3) 
• 4/15 D.B. Sweeney/Kyle Goode 24 Day 8 Mark Bledsoe (2) 
• 4/16 Jose Zuniga/Detective Chris Cavaliere 24 Day 5 Joseph Malina (1) 
• 4/16 Keram Malicki-Sanchez/Jamal 24 Day 1 Larry Rogow (1) 
• 4/17 Gina Torres/Warden Hutton 24 Day 3 Julia Miliken (7) 
• 4/17 Alex Carter/Detective Vartann 24 Day 8 Nantz (1) 
• 4/18 Xander Berkeley/Sheriff Rory Atwater 24 Day 1 & 2 George Mason (27) 
• 4/19 Michael Gaston/Rick Chilson 24 Day 8 General David Brucke (2)
• 4/19 Christopher B. Duncan/George the Fireman 24 Day 4 Spectre (1) 
• 4/20 Steven Culp/Lieutenant Mendez 24 Day 2 Ted Simmons (3) 
• 4/20 Tina Holmes/Wendy Senteno 24 Day 4 Store Customer (2) 
• 4/20 Shawn Doyle/Archie Lopez 24 Day 4 Ronnie Lobell (2) 
• 4/20 Alex Carter/Detective Vartann 24 Day 8 Nantz (1) 
• 4/20 Brian Johnson/Manny Senteno 24 Day 6 CTU Field Agent (1) 
• 4/21 Terry Bozeman/Attorney Brad Lewis 24 Day 2 Richard Armus (3) 
• 4/22 Mark Derwin/Attorney James Mandelbaum 24 Day 7 Joe Stevens (4) 
• 4/23 Alex Carter/Detective Vartann 24 Day 8 Nantz (1) 
• 4/23 Mark Kiely/Roger Coombs 24 Day 7 Edward Vossler (4) 
• 4/23 Michael Reilly Burke/Bailey Coombs 24 Day 6 Bruce Carson (3) 
• 4/23 Lamont Thompson/Line-Up Officer 24 Day 8 Agent Manners (3) 
• 4/23 Ty Upshaw/Police Officer 24 Day 3 Jeff Benson (1)
• 5/1 Alex Carter/Detective Vartann 24 Day 8 Nantz (1) 
• 5/1 Jose Zuniga/Detective Chris Cavaliere 24 Day 5 Joseph Malina (1) 
• 5/1 Scott Klace/Carl Johnson 24 Day 3 Danny (2) 
• 5/1 Marina Black/Crystal 24 Day 7 Chsitina Hillinger (2) 
• 5/1 Terrell Tilford/George Craven 24 Day 1 Paul Wilson (1), Day 7 Agent Reynolds (1) 
• 5/1 Reiko Aylesworth/Chandra Moore 24 Michelle Dessler (62) 
• 5/2 Brent Briscoe/Roger Durbin 24 Day 1 Doug (2) 
• 5/3 Aisha Tyler/Mia Dickserson 24 Day 4 Marianne Taylor (7) 
• 5/3 Carlos Gomez/Carlos Perez 24 Day 3 Luis Annicon (3) 
• 5/3 D.B. Woodside/Marlon Waylord 24 Wayne Palmer (48) 
• 5/4 Alex Carter/Detective Vartann 24 Day 8 Nantz (1) 
• 5/4 David Anders/Travis Watson 24 Day 8 Josef Bazhaev (6) 
• 5/4 Eyal Podell/Kevin Stern 24 Day 7 Ryan Burnett (4) 
• 5/4 Larry Sullivan/Officer Andy Akers 24 Day 7 & 8 Agent Hoskins (3) 
• 5/4 Bryan Izryk/Man In Hotel Lobby 24 Day 4 CTU Security Guard (1) 
• 5/5 Aisha Tyler/Mia Dickserson 24 Day 4 Marianne Taylor (7) 
• 5/5 Jose Zuniga/Detective Chris Cavaliere 24 Day 5 Joseph Malina (1) 
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After being advised by a butcher on which were the best cuts of human flesh, a surgeon removed the strips of muscle from show host Dennis Storm’s left buttock cheek and show host Valerio Zeno’s abdomen. The flesh was fried by a chef and served to Storm and Zeno with green asparagus on the side.

Describing the experience as similar to eating a piece of car tyre, it took Zeno a while to swallow his food on air. Storm emptied his plate slightly faster and jokingly likened his own “meat” to Kobe beef as he had taken good care of his body and health.

Storm and Zeno got the idea after watching the film “Alive”, which was about how members of a rugby team ate human flesh to survive after their plane crashed into a remote spot. Zeno told Reuters that he had always wondered what human flesh would taste like since then. However, both Zeno and Storm commented that they would not do it again as it would involve more surgery.

According to Gerard Spong, a Dutch lawyer who specializes in criminal law, cannibalism is legal in the Netherlands – it is illegal only when it involves maltreatment or when it violates common decency.

Though some media, citing BNN, reported that the stunt, shown on science program “Guinea Pigs,” was a hoax, BNN press officer Thijs Verheij told Reuters that the flesh-tasting really took place and BNN had never said it was a hoax. Zeno showed Reuters a scar on his belly to show the place where his flesh was removed.

The Netherlands had since become a breeding ground for new television formats, bringing the reality show “Big Brother” to the world in 1999. In 2007, a “donor show” where an alleged terminally ill woman would donate her kidney to one of three candidates with a kidney problem, was aired by BNN. At the end of that show, the presenter announced that it was a hoax. The woman was an actress and that the show had intended to shock people into the realization that the country lacked enough donors.

Dashing Pierce Brosnan has legions of fans around the world, and what woman wouldn’t love a thoughtful Pierce Brosnan themed gift? Here are some inspired gift ideas for Pierce Brosnan fans.

Pierce Brosnan Performances on DVD

Pierce Brosnan has enjoyed a long and illustrious career as an actor, and after his breakout performance in “The Manions of America,” he became a television sensation in the hit series “Remington Steele,” playing a suave detective that foreshadowed his future role as James Bond. “Remington Steele” with Stephanie Zimbalist and Doris Roberts launched stylish, debonair Pierce into Hollywood superstardom, and all five seasons of the show are available on DVD. “Remington Steele” is a wonderful gift idea for Pierce Brosnan fans familiar with Bond who want to experience his earlier work as a romantic comedy star.

Other great gift ideas for Pierce Brosnan fans include the films “Evelyn,” “The Thomas Crown Affair” and “The Ghost Writer” and miniseries like “Nancy Astor” for Masterpiece Theatre (one of Pierce’s first television performances) and James Clavell’s “Noble House.” All of these DVDS and a lot more Brosnan films are available at Amazon.com.

Books and Biographies

Amazon also features a nice selection of rare and more current books all about the life and career of Pierce Brosnan. “Bond on Set: 007 Filming Die Another Day” is a behind the scenes look at the making of the movie and it is the official companion to Brosnan’s last film as Bond. Also of great interest to his fans are several unofficial Brosnan biographies available on Amazon. “Remington Steele” lovers who miss their favorite show will get a kick out of “Steele Loved After All These Years: A Remington Steele Retrospective,” a fun look at the TV series that weighs in at over 750 pages!

James Bond Memorabilia

Brosnan portrayed James Bond in films ranging from “GoldenEye” to “Die Another Day.”If you know a fan who believes that Brosnan was the best Bond ever, gift them with some collectible James Bond memorabilia. Search eBay for a nice selection of collectible James Bond items, like Pierce Brosnan as James Bond collectible dolls and action figures; autographs; prints and posters; and rare James Bond official magazines from movies including “The World is Not Enough.”

Official Pierce Brosnan Art

If money is no object, gift the Brosnan fan in your life with some original Pierce Brosnan art. Piercebrosnan.com, the actor’s official site, offers limited edition giclee prints of Pierce’s original and colorful paintings. Prints include the lovely ‘Bisou Moi’ (Kiss Me), originally a gift for his wife Keely Shaye Smith that costs $995 and the vivid landscape ‘Fiji’ for $1,995. Proceeds from these limited edition reproductions of Pierce’s art benefit the Brosnan Trust which supports environmental, women’s health and children’s charities.

Pierce Brosnan is a diverse performer who wears many hats: artist, actor and environmental activist. If someone you know is simply mad for Pierce, there are a nice variety of films, books and other memorabilia to choose from that celebrate Brosnan’s career. This guide to the perfect gift ideas for Pierce Brosnan fans should make it easy to find the ideal present for holidays, birthdays or other important events.

Television programmes such as talent shows are completely ruining the music business. Today, all that you need to do is do one audition and then you get the chance to get a record deal which would get you enough money to mean that you’d never have to record anything again. Unfortunately, this means that there are a lot of new artists out there who are releasing just one song and never managing to get anything else out there. This means that young people today can’t get the same feeling for music as we might have done a couple of years back, simply because of the fact that the artists aren’t as serious about being in the music business for a long time. 

So, what can be done about this? Well, I wouldn’t think that there was all that much to be done, really. If you continue to use your hard earned money to vote in television talent shows, then you’re basically responsible for them continuing for years to come. The only way that we’re going to be able to get rid of shows such as this one from our lives is by stopping voting, and then the producers will come to the conclusion that not enough people are watching the show anymore to make it worth their while to continue producing it.

We have to teach our children that fame isn’t everything. People who are going onto these shows do so for the money and nothing more than that. We should teach our children that following our dreams is the most important thing that we need to do in our lives, and fame and money just aren’t the most important things to us, even though the programmes on television might make us think that the only important thing in our lives is being on the covers of glossy magazines and things like that.

If we want to make a change, then we need to start now, otherwise things might not be great for the next generation.