I'm sure someone said this already but....

LEAVE BRITNEY ALONE!!!!

Now, no doubt she's a spoiled brat but you have to really ask yourself, is it her fault?

You can argue that she's a grown up, an individual and she should be able to make grown up and better decisions. So she screwed up. Big deal. Many people screw up in their lives. She just happened to screw up real bad and in front of the media. Seriously, it's easy to criticize on the sidelines but it's not easy being Britney even with all the glamor and fortune.

Imagine a young girl being thrown into fame and fortune before she had a full understand of what fame and fortune truly was. This is Britney. She got herself into a mess that she wasn't even aware existed. What and who comprised her support system to give her the proper guidance?

Hollywood. I'm sure that'll teach a kid to grow up nice and fine...

Beauty and the Geek is probably one of those shows that mean very little to most people because they're not...

1. A geek or...
2. Beautiful (as defined by society's superficial rating system)

Being in the former category (but unfortunately not nearly as smart), this show really connected to me in a way not many shows were able to. Unless you're in either one of those categories, you might have just glanced over the show and felt what the contestants were feeling to some degree but were unable to connect deeply and emotionally to their pain and suffering. This is probably one of the reasons why people swear by this show and some people find it utterly stupid. Some people just didn't connect with it.

Give the show a chance. It's more than what meets the eye.

It's funny how the show is called the Apprentice. I mean the word "apprentice" conjures images of someone actually teaching somebody else something but what has Donald actually taught any of them?

Thinking back to the first season when the Apprentice was still a mystery, the people on the show didn't really know what the heck they were getting themselves into. They might have asked...

Is THE Donald going to let us run parts of his company? Is THE Donald going to allow us to work with him side by side?
Is THE Donald going to make us rich and famous?

No.

It ends up that most of the tasks are stupid, pointless and insignificant. Sure they could use the excuse that the contestants have to prove themselves by starting from the basics but I just think that's a lame excuse.

After all, great television is made when you see these otherwise very able professionals in their fields put into very stupid tasks that they're probably not very good at and make a fool of themselves. Most of people that went on the show were very successful in their own ways and in their own professions. Obviously they're going to be good at what they do but getting them to do things like sell hot dogs? Well, I'd like to see the Donald do that or any of those equally foolish tasks before handing them out.

When the contestants are apprentices, the Donald is the master. So the master must demonstrate before apprentices can learn.

Go Donald. We're waiting for you.

There's a lot of reality television crap on television these days but there's not a lot of reality tv shows that actually contribute any positive to people's lives. The Biggest Loser is not one of those craptastic reality TV shows but one that will actually have a positive influence on people's lives. This is really rare.

Watching The Biggest Loser is a lot like watching the Rocky series. It makes you want to do things like go out and do walking lunges for an hour. It makes you want to get off your lazy butt and make positive changes to your lives.

Sure at times it's funny watching people suffer and sweat like hell but if you just pay attention, there's much to learn from the show. Such as learning to live a healthy lifestyle. Watch it!!!

Once in a while, you stumble on someone great like Kiefer Sutherland. A great actor is able to transform an average TV show into something more than a TV show. I think Kiefer Sutherland in 24 fits this description.

Know I know that not everyone would agree with me on this but 24 is really not that great of a series...it would be worse without Kiefer Sutherland in it. His acting skills can be summed up in one word - superb. In fact he's so good that I have trouble separating the awesome protagonist from the drunk who went went to jail for drunk driving. To sum it up, without Kiefer Sutherland I'm just not sure if 24 would be as enjoyable as it is.