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| VIDEO: Alex Burrows scores 11 seconds into overtime to give Canucks 2-0 lead Posted: 04 Jun 2011 10:36 PM PDT Only days after avoiding a suspension for allegedly biting Patrice Bergeron, Alex Burrows capped a three point night by scoring 11 seconds into overtime to give the Canucks a 2-0 lead in the Stanley Cup finals. The OT goal was the second fastest in finals history, trailing only Montreal’s Brian Skrudland in 1986 (9 seconds). | |||||||||||
| Guyism After Dark: Kristen, Jamie, or Lauren??? Posted: 04 Jun 2011 03:00 PM PDT Hot links to get you through the night…
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| Candice Boucher is an excellent bikini model (44 pics) Posted: 04 Jun 2011 08:00 AM PDT  I wonder why Candice chose to lie on that hump of all places on that beach... Candice Boucher, who you may remember from her Playboy shoot awhile back, has done something very few Playboy models have done of late: become a legit fashion model. She’s Intimissimi (nice), posed for Guess (hot), 3 Suisses (sexy), and now Ta-Bou Beachwear. Ta-Bou… that’s pretty much the sound I made when I saw these photos. TA-BOU! Well done with the name, guys. I think if I started a bikini company I think I’d call it, BLAM! As in, BLAM! Check out these babes in bikinis! That’s right. Venture capitalists, you can reach me here.                                             | |||||||||||
| Guyism’s Best Videos of the Week Posted: 04 Jun 2011 07:00 AM PDT
Inevitably, during your busy work week, there are videos you probably missed on Guyism. But don’t fret, we’ve compiled some of the best in one post for you, including part 2 of our Kate Upton series. A Date with Kate Upton – Part 2 (a Guyism Original) In Part 2, we find out that, through the hard work of our Guyism team, Ryan was granted access to the beautiful Ms. Upton. And here's what went down…it's Ryan's date with Kate Upton. Rampage Jackson really likes female reporter's breasts Rampage Jackson has a history of being somewhat inappropriate during interviews. You know, like the two separate incidents where he embarrassingly dry humped female reporters. Well, Jackson was at it again Saturday night as he motorboated Karyn Bryant of MMAHeat. Houston reporter Pattie Shieh curses live on air, has no clue When you're a reporter doing a live shot during a telecast, keep one thing in mind: Counting backwards and pretending it's a pre-tape doesn't some how reverse the hands of time. Reporter Pattie Shieh of Fox 26 in Houston can file that one under "lessons learned". Teen boy mocks girls' hurdle skills like a color commentator Who hasn't dreamed of gearing up a teleprompter for some Madden-esque breakdown of something captured on video? Well one kid did just that in this YouTube video of teen girls' hurdle fails and the seriousness with which he tackles the subject is downright amusing. Guyism talks with Nick Offerman, aka Ron Swanson One of the hottest shows on the planet right now is Parks and Recreation. And while that's because it's funny as hell, it's also because of Nick Offerman, who plays current cult figure Ron Swanson.
Reporter dons HS cheerleader outfit to illustrate how short they really are News 10, an ABC affiliate in Sacramento, had "leggy" reporter Natalie Sentz don a short high school cheerleader outfit during a broadcast to show how short they really were. Angry old man demands beer from foul ball enthusiast There's been a lot of chatter lately about people going above and beyond the normal realm of fandom to grab a foul ball. Here’s a clip from a Yankees-A’s game earlier this week where a guy bowls over an old man and subsequently spilling his beer.
Old man invades interview with insightful comments Sorry, did that headline say insightful? I meant idiotic. I always get those two adjectives confused. Tonje Langeteig is the Norwegian Rebecca Black I consider it one of my duties to not only bring you things that are entertaining and interesting but also things that may make you want to smash your monitor in half. Tonje Langeteig's "I Don't Want to Be a Crappy Housewife" will fall under the latter category but you HAVE TO WATCH IT. YOU HAVE TO. Mexican singer Jenni Rivera brings girl on stage for revenge When you're performing on stage, I could imagine it might be somewhat annoying when a girl in the crowd throws a beer can at you. Whereas some singers might ignore it, Mexican-American banda singer Jenni Rivera did not, insisting security bring the girl to her so she could, well, embarrass her in front of everyone. | |||||||||||
| 7 canceled TV shows that should be brought back immediately Posted: 04 Jun 2011 05:00 AM PDT
Since we crank out so many stories each week some really good ones get lost in the cracks. And since so many new people visit Guyism every day (thank you), we thought we’d start taking some time on the weekends to share some classics that many of our newer readers may have missed. Ahh, TV, such an ephemeral beast. Shows seem to appear and disappear based on whimsical executives who care more about ratings than creativity, and even the most critically acclaimed series always seem to get zapped before their times. Here are seven shows that really shouldn’t have been canceled; you should go buy them on DVD and watch them right now. 7 Firefly 6 Kid Nation 5 FlashForward 4 That’s My Bush! 3 Party Down 2 Angel 1 Veronica Mars | |||||||||||
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Count me among the people that didn’t love Firefly. Joss Whedon’s hybrid sci-fi-western had a ton of good things going for it, but the show suffered from some serious problems, including rampant cliches and bouts of sub-par acting. So why shouldn’t it have been canceled? Because it had enormous potential—its characters were fascinating, its universe was expansive and interesting, and its first season left audiences craving more. Unfortunately, Fox has a tendency to kill off shows before they can really hit their peak, and Firefly fell victim to the cancel-hammer, which was a real shame. Eventually, solid DVD sales allowed Whedon to make Serenity, a continuation of Firefly that turned out to be a great movie. So the lesson here is—buy your favorite shows on DVD, especially if they’re canceled! 
If you like watching child abuse and neglect, Kid Nation is the show for you. Throwing forty children aged 8-15 into a single old western-style village and forcing them to create their own society, this show was one of the best things to ever come out of the age of reality TV. The kids had to kill chickens, design their own form of government, build water pipelines, and figure out how to live together without any adult supervision. Like Lord of the Flies, Kid Nation gave us an adorable vision of democracy in action. Too bad it was never given a second season—I wanted to see if the kids would try to eat one another. 
Sometimes I wonder if TV producers are all deranged psychopaths who just love setting up mysteries and never resolving them. It happened with Lost and then it happened again with ABC’s newest show, FlashForward, ironically designed as a Lost replacement. Canceled before it could satisfyingly answer any of the myriad questions it presented, FlashForward is forever destined to remain in TV limbo, and we’ll never even find out if the main character lived or died. Thanks a lot, ABC. 
This sitcom, brilliantly crafted by South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone, portrayed President George W. Bush and his life in the White House. But unlike other hackneyed attempts at Bush humor, That’s My Bush! didn’t attack the former president; it satirized TV tropes themselves. Intertwining classic sitcom situations with topical political issues like abortion and oil drilling, the show even had its own catchphrases and goofy takes on cliché characters, like the snarky White House housekeeper who always knew exactly what to say. The show cost too much for Comedy Central to reasonably produce, so That’s My Bush! went down the drain after eight episodes, but it will forever live on in the pantheon of excellent sitcoms. 
When people hear the name "Rob Thomas," most think of that hacky crooner from Matchbox 20 who sings like he’s constipated. But they should be thinking of television showrunner Rob Thomas, the genius who created Party Down as well as the #1 show on this list. Party Down, a hilarious glimpse into the lives of wannabe actors and writers who work at a catering company, enjoyed brilliant writing and one of the best collections of cast to ever appear on TV. Unfortunately, Party Down always felt like it was destined for cancellation—it aired on Friday nights, its cast members kept moving on to bigger TV projects, and it never accumulated the ratings it should have despite constant buzz. It was canceled a few months ago, but who knows; with enough DVD sales, maybe we can get the Party Down movie we all want to see. 
Many shows are canceled before they should be, but how often does a show get canceled just as its hitting its best season? Angel’s fifth and final season also happened to be its strongest, drawing upon the series’ most powerful elements to tell consistently compelling stories within law firm Wolfram & Hart. Unlike previous seasons, which pitted Angel and his team against a multitude of external antagonists, season five was all about the characters’ inner demons. Then, like many of Whedon’s endeavors, Angel was suddenly canceled. At least it ended with a bang, as Angel and crew are shown in the midst of a catastrophic fight, eternally battling to save Los Angeles. Let’s go to work. 
Yes, it aired on WB and the CW. Yes, it had a spunky teenage female protagonist who solved mysteries. Yes, its cast members looked like rejected extras from the O.C. However, under all of its preppy trappings, Veronica Mars was one of the best television series of all time. Featuring brilliant writing that meticulously balanced comedy and drama, carefully structured mystery arcs that always managed to surprise, and one of the most poignant and realistic father-daughter relationships ever portrayed on screen, V-Mars never failed to impress. It was dark, hilarious, and clever; TV classes should be forced to use Veronica Mars as a textbook example of how to properly write a mystery. It’s a shame that it never found its audience and was subjected to network executives’ unnecessary middling. Do yourself a favor and buy this show on DVD—it’ll be the best purchase you ever make. Plus, Kristen Bell is just… wow.
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