Well, lookee here - TVGuide.com has a post up today titled "Is Dancing Shark-Proof? JumptheShark.com's "Patron Saint" Joins Cast."
Of course no one, myself included, truly believes that Ted can bring down the juggernaut that is DWTS... but I am a little impressed at my own prescience in commenting on Ted's 'shark'-ness before TV Guide. :o) Yay me.
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My old boyfriend Ronnie Kroell got a job!!! He's the cover boy for Instinct magazine's September issue. Granted, it's not the best photo of Ronnie but it is good to see that he's still doing stuff here and there. :o)_____________________________
Here's a mini Movie Morsel for you: According to JustJared, Michael Keaton is set to provide the voice for Barbie's boyfriend, Ken, in the third installment of Toy Story. Check the comments section for the (supposed) plot for 2010's Toy Story 3.
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If you clicked on the IMDb link in the post, you probably already know the plot and don't have to read any further. :o) But for those of you (Robert) who can't check such sites at work, here's the rundown:
Back in the day, Toy Story 3 was going to be about Buzz Lightyear having a defect. He would then be shipped to Japan (or Taiwan - there are conflicting reports) to be fixed, after which the other toys would find out that the toy company is just replacing the broken Buzz toys with new ones. Woody and the gang would then ship themselves to Japan/Taiwan to rescue him. However, this was the plot worked up by Disney when they were feuding with Pixar; once the two companies made up, the plot was scrapped (as per a contractual agreement).
Now the plot is something along the lines of a 1988 film called Tin Story. In that story, Tinny gets lost at a rest stop and is later found by a junk man, who throws him into back of his truck. Sometime after that Tinny meets a ventriloquist dummy and they decide to stick together. Blah blah blah, I don't know but in the end they wind up in a preschool where they'll never get lost or outgrown. Things are sort of the same in Toy Story - the toys get dumped off at a day-care center (or something) when Andy goes to college. Sounds upbeat!! Geez.
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