Keith, I thought of our conversation last week about Kevin Spacey while watching the opening of HIMYM last night.

What's in the BOX?

What was funny is that they had pretty much the same reaction as you did....what the hell is she talking about?

How could you not include the one of Kevin Spacey with his leg up on a box? That one was easily my favorite. I like the way the references were subtle, for the most part.

Geeding: I bought myself a Sony Reader a couple of months ago, and it has been the greatest thing I have owned since DinoBots. I read every single day, and always have something with me to kill time, no matter where I am. It is small, very portable, and very easy to read. Plus, if you get a Sony, you can check out digital copies from the Frisco Library for two weeks, so you have a ton of books available to check out at any time...dude, you need to rethink your stance on the e-readers, because they are flat out awesome.

What is weird is that he has a different type jersey on than the rest of his teammates. I bet there is a good story behind that one.

Austin Miles? Ummmm.....

Dude, the closed fist under the chin is a dead giveaway to surfing the internet at work. I had to coach myself not to do that, so as to give the appearance of doing real work on occasion. :)

I was "noticing" the Tampa Bay cheerleaders' uniforms as well. Their outfits are GREAT...I was also thinking that it was unfortunate that the Cowboys' cheerleaders can't really change their uniform...That is a luxury that other teams' cheerleaders have that the Cowboys don't. If you changed the Cowboys' cheerleaders uniforms, there would be outrage!

The show itself wasn't that great.  But, seeing Jason Segel, Seth Rogen, and James Franco get their careers off the ground (as well as being produced by Judd Apatow) was pretty cool.  There were some pretty funny moments, including a Shia Lebeouf cameo in one (when we was 14 years old, 90 pound weakling) where he was funnier than most of the cast.

I like the HIMYM one, but it has shrunk as the seasons go by. It used to be much longer, but I would much rather see 20 seconds more of Barney Stinson than hear the song one more time.  Bit Bang's is great (my kids love to sing along to it and mess up the words).

I mostly just fast-forward through them anyway, but I do like the music behind 30 Rock. Nice and jazzy.

Do you remember the opening for Freaks and Geeks?  That one was pretty good.

Yeah, Keith...that one was a little too easy.

On that note, isn't it sad that the theme song of a show is kind of a dying thing? As the shows try to squeeze more "show" into their time slot, the theme song opening has kind of died off. I miss seeing Balky and Cousin Larry running around Chicago, and the Tanner family driving around San Francisco, and the whole intro thing where the actor is doing something, stops and smiles at the camera, like "Oh, you got me!". Those were great!