Though Christina missed out on playing Hermione Granger in the Harry Potter movies she still has the ability to make herself a big name in both television and movies. I'm really looking forward to Madeleine as I think she is definatly someone who deserves such a role. A lot of people don't seem to know who Christina actually is, well I can tell you that she is a very talented young woman. Nothing about her is ordinary but she is one of the nicest and kindest people that I have ever had the pleasure to meet. Keep going Christina Sanderson!

I first saw the terrible pointless star's acting quality in "Charmed" Season 7 and he was absoultly awlful! He most likely lost the show almost a million viewers! There isn't much more I can say except that he has no talent and I don't see why the CW has picked a show up starring him when it's so obvious that no one will watch it! He's terrible!

One of the best episodes of season 3 is also probably the most simplistic; recently the show had been focusing too much on the love triangle between Holly, Ben and Vince. Thankfully this episode is a slight breather from this and allows for the writers just to have fun with the characters. Setting the story up is easy; Lauren is planning her best friend’s wedding in the way that she would want hers. With no taste Lauren is easily the funniest character in this episode. Though this show is never go to win an Emmy, it’s just lighthearted fun – what could be wrong with that?

When I heard that there was going to a Rugrats spin-off called "All Grown Up" I have to say I was a little sceptical, after all so many comedy spin-offs have been thrown into the trash and deserved it. I can say now that this show completely contradicts that statement. Not only is it funny it also deals with emotional teen issues; I would go to say that it leans more towards drama than comedy. Unlike it's predecessor "All Grown Up" offers a show that really targets one audience and teaches them moral issues. I couldn't say at this stage whether it is actually better than the "Rugrats" but it's got a strong possibility. Love the new areas and how the show is following Suzie's singing career. I only hope that this show lasts as long as the "Rugrats" as it deserves it!

I don’t see how it’s possible to create a show so terrible from one that was so good. Joey holds no comparisons between it’s predecessor Friends and never will. Joey’s character in Friends was one-dimensional; basically he liked food and girls. In the spin-off the writers decide not to expand on his character but just add a batch of new ones each duller than the last. I don’t see who thought that this would be any good; it is not worthy of being called a Friends spin-off. Hopefully this show will be gone soon and everyone will forget about Joey. I would hate for this show to ruin the reputation of the ever brilliant Friends.