This week I discuss my list of Desert Island Movies. No, not like Lord of the Flies or The Blue Lagoon, or Gilligan’s Island and the Harlem Globetrotters (which was a real thing). No, not movies set on Desert Islands, the movies we would want with us if we were stranded on a Desert Island with only a solar powered DVD player.

I don’t really know why I chose this for a topic this week. I’m not really a big Monster/Horror fan, so this list is a bit of a stretch for me. Well, let’s see what happens!

So for this weeks topic, I picked my favorite shows that made it through 100 episodes and into syndication, or continued all the way through their seventh season.

It’s the start of a new year this week, so I’m gonna run down those things I’m most anticipating happening in the coming year.

Well, it seems we all didn’t die in the Mayan apocalypse, so let’s review the best and worst of the past year.

I will preface this by saying, yes, I know I am a terrible person. Just trying to have a little fun. I could be a even more terrible person and mention that during this year I payed off all my credit cards, my car loan, and one of my student loans.

I realize today is only Thursday, but I’m doing things a little differently this week, just in case we all end up raptured tomorrow. You know, what with the supposed Mayan Apocalypse happening. I’m pretty sure everything is going to be fine. After all, Marty traveled to 2015 in Back to the Future 2, so we have some time. But just in case, I prepared a list of people I’d want by my sides should I ever find myself at the End of Days.

Everyone has a set of traditions for the holidays, even if it’s just getting drunk and hating your family while eating their shitty food and watching It’s a Wonderful Life.

There’s a reason TV has been showing the same Christmas specials for over 40 years. All the best ones are classics that pretty much define Christmas for many people. While many of my picks aren’t on TV every year, I always make an effort to watch them each christmas season.