With us learning that Amber was the one that was about to die, we follow House in his search to save her. Throughout the episode I thought, I doubt they'll kill her off..... I was wrong. I was never a fan of Amber, I could even say I absolutely hated her. However, seeing her in this episode was emotional to say the least.

Wilson was one of the greatest benefactors of this episode, he stole the spotlight with his performance. His scene on the hospital bed had to be one of the greatest scenes I've seen on a show. Watching Wilson lie there trying to find the words to tell Amber....how do you tell someone you love they're dying. Wilson spends the rest of the episode with Amber during her last minutes in what had to be one of the most touching music montages I have seen. Seeing all the new ducklings come to say goodbye was heartbreaking.

Finally with Amber passing, we saw the last bus scene with House and Amber. I liked to think that this was not a dream or hallucination, but House was really talking with Amber. House reveals that he doesn't believe he deserves to live, Amber should have survived and it was his fault. He also worries that Wilson will now hate him. The last scenes, accompanied by a wonderful background song, were the reason I watch this show.

Here we come Season 5, I can't wait.

Back in the early days of Family Guy, this was my favorite episode. While I have to admit that the show has lost its touch lately, it still doesn't change the fact that the earlier episodes such as this are classics.

Brians turmoil and crack addiction lead to family problems and issues with his job. The writers were on top of their game that day. This episode has one of my favorite lines, when Lois asks Brian about his day and he rants about the corruption of society and how there is no clear line drawn, "That's how my freaking day was".

Another hilarious scene worth mentioning is the midget drug bust, it had me laughing nonstop the whole time. This is one of the episodes that can get someone hooked on Family Guy, and it sure got me hooked.

I'll start this off with a few words that you've all heard already: "Thank God for Funimation One Piece!".

I was first attracted to One Piece when 4Kids aired its first episode in America. I honestly loved it and watched it whenever it was on. Sadly I felt as if I had outgrown it's childishness. Over a year later I saw a video on Youtube of an AMV depicting the Luffy Vs Arlong fight, which had been aired by 4Kids just before I stopped watching. I watched in awe thinking "This can't be the same One Piece I saw before." I did some more "research" and came across mountains of videos criticizing 4Kids. This inspired me to read the manga and I learned that One Piece was definitely more mature than the devious 4Kids led me to believe. I fell back in love with it, this time more than ever.

Then when news of Funimation taking over One Piece came, the One Piece world rejoiced, and I saw hope for One Piece. The voice cast was announced and soon the episodes aired. I felt One Piece was finally done the justice it had earned. Funimations One Piece has thankfully remained true to the original, along with the original music and character names (uncut dvd only). The voices were perfect for the characters and the dubbed music was fantastic.

Before Funimation came along, I was strictly a Sub-Only person, and now I'm beginning to prefer our wonderful dub. With One Piece on a hiatus it is impossible to judge the current arc, but when it returns I'm sure Funimation will please their fans once again.

From the wild minds of Matt Stone & Trey Parker comes a classic show that entertains one generation after another. South Park is so successful because it appeals to people of most ages. From side splitting humor to lovable characters, this show's got it all.

I first witnessed South Park at the tender age of 6, and I've watched it ever since. The show captivated me with its satire, racism, and ridiculous plots. Most of the episodes have clever and original plots that stay fresh and hilarious, others rely on bashing popular culture, and turns out that that's equally hilarious.

South Park is a show that you can't live without seeing at least once, and after that you'll probably be a big fan.

Well it's been a while but the original Japanese One Piece has earned its own forum, and it's well deserving.

I'll start off with the epic romance that is "One Piece". Never before have I seen a story so intently and thoroughly made than One Piece by Oda-sama. Everything in One Piece has a meaning and sooner or later, it will probably have a great coincedence. A lot of research goes into One Piece, and there are countless references from the real world such as real Pirates, Mythology, and celebrities.

The characters in One Piece are of a strange variety to say the least. However some characters prove to be more than they appear to be, and they will always do the unexpected. The Straw Hat Crew is one of the most colorful combinations of people ever seen: A Strawhat wearing Rubberman, A pirate hunter wielding 3 swords, the navigator/thief/ money loving lady, the Sharpshooter dreaming to be a warrior, the incredible chef who fights only with kicks and seems to be immune to cancer, the half-reindeer, half-human doctor, the archaeologist with a dark past full of betrayal, the cyborg shipwright with a fascination with speedos, and the musician/swordsman who happens to be an afro bearing skeleton. All these characters contribute so much to the show, including comedic and heroic acts. Most of all, they all have their lovable nature.

The villains are all dynamic and well made characters. Each having their own story and reasons for their treachery. The villains are also a colorful bunch including a devilish clown, a self-righteous marine, a military assassin group, and practically the rest of the world. The villains all have their own incredible abilities and power. The greatest villain is the World Government, which is currently at war with the Strawhat Pirates.

Finising up I have one more point to make: the show is full of twists. You can make thousands of full-proof theories about what will happen next and chances are, you'll still be shocked at what happens. Odas storyline is full of twists and turns which draw you in and keep you on the edge of your chair (that is, if you haven't already fallen off). This unpredictable story has stayed strong for over a decade, and will surely continue for another.