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| Oz the Final Season - Every sentence must come to an end. |
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Posted by: Teenweek - 01-03-2003, 12:10 PM - Forum: Entertainment Unlimited
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More murder, shanking and manass.
Quote:HBO'S HIT SERIES OZ KICKS OFF SIXTH AND FINAL SEASON IN JANUARY
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Directors Include Series Veterans Adam Bernstein and Alex Zakrzewski, Plus Six Directors Making Their Episodic TV Debuts; Guest Stars Include Betty Buckley, Joel Grey, Patti LuPone And Malachy McCourt.
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Coming off its most-watched season, HBO's acclaimed prison drama OZ returns for its sixth and final season this January with eight new episodes. The season begins with the show entitled "Dead Man Talking," debuting SUNDAY, JAN. 5 (9:00-10:00 p.m. ET), followed by other shows on subsequent Sundays at the same time. The directors for the final season include series veterans Adam Bernstein and Alex Zakrzewski, plus six directors making their episodic TV debuts: Marc Klasfeld, Judy Dennis, David Von Ancken, John Henry Davis, Daniel Loflin and Ted Bogosian. Among the guest stars are Betty Buckley (reprising her role as Suzanne Fitzgerald, mother of Ryan O'Reily), Joel Grey, Patti LuPone and Malachy McCourt (reprising his role as jailed priest Dylan Meehan).
The returning ensemble cast includes Ernie Hudson as Leo Glynn, Oz's warden; Terry Kinney as Tim McManus, who heads up Emerald City, the prison's experimental unit; Rita Moreno as Sister Peter Marie Reimondo, the prison's staff psychologist; Harold Perrineau as Augustus Hill, the wheelchair-bound narrator; JK Simmons as neo-Nazi Vern Schillinger; Lee Tergesen as luckless Tobias Beecher; Eamonn Walker as Kareem Said, a Muslim who considers himself a political prisoner; Dean Winters as the crafty Ryan O'Reily; and Kirk Acevedo as the troubled Miguel Alvarez.
Among other returning cast regulars are Granville Adams, Tom Mardirosian, Christopher Meloni, George Morfogen, muMs, Kristin Rohde, Lauren Velez, Scott William Winters, B.D. Wong, David Zayas and Chuck Zito.
Also making special appearances on OZ this season will be former cast members Zuill Bailey, Andrew Barchilon, Kathryn Erbe, Fred Koehler, Leon, Mark Margolis and Jon Seda.
Barry Levinson, Tom Fontana and Jim Finnerty continue as executive producers of OZ, which debuted on HBO with eight shows in 1997. HBO will have presented 56 episodes when it completes its run.
With storylines again written by Fontana, OZ returns to the relentless struggles for power inside the Oswald State Correctional Facility, where inmates and correctional officers battle ruthlessly for survival amid warring factions and explosive acts of retribution. In this final season, OZ will wrap up some of its storylines, and some of the main characters will experience redemption and spiritual awakening.
The executive producers of OZ are Barry Levinson, Tom Fontana and Jim Finnerty; supervising producers, Jorge Zamacona and Bridget Potter. The series is a Levinson/Fontana Co. production.
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| Reminder to SBlueman Radio listeners - Changes by Live365.com are coming soon |
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Posted by: sblueman - 01-03-2003, 08:31 AM - Forum: Entertainment Unlimited
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Just wanted to remind people who listen to my feed that coning this month, Live365 is changing how people can access the streaming radio stations. You will not be able to use a winamp bookmark anymore to tune in. You will have to go to Live365.com and register or login, then go to the station page and connect thru their website.
If anyone has any questions please feel free to IM me on AIM at SBlueman Radio. I will only ask for the current link you have and we can go from there. If you do not have a current SBlueman Radio link you can find it in my sig pic.
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| Smackdown 1/2 |
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Posted by: x-file - 01-03-2003, 02:24 AM - Forum: The Faggy Artistic Forum
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Okay, so its a pretty boring show. Kidman/guerrero was good. Nice haircut deek. The team angle match had some good points too. But the most disturbing thing was the wedding ceremony. Not when dawn stripped, god she looked hot. It was when they stripped the old guy down and when he was sporting major wood. His underwear was sticking straight out. What the F is going on. The only funny thing was hearing tazz yell, for the camera to stop shooting him and saying that he better calm down or he'll take someones eye out.
What is the wwe doing, showing a 60 year old man in underwear pitching a tent?
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