First I provided you with "The Ratings Report" and "What Callmetootie Watches", which will still run throughout the season. However, this new and final feature I provide will go on until the day I die. It's called "Ask Callmetootie". I'll explain. My friend Robert has an uncle who is a TV historian, and Robert made copies of the Neilson Ratings Rankings for ALL shows from 1950-2002. That means that if you name any series for any season, I can give you the shows ranking, the actual Neilson rating, and household number. You can e-mail me to ask...but please don't ask on the thread...it'll get a bit confusing. My e-mail address is andrewnmatthew@cs.com. Remember...ALL neilson rankings from 1950-2002 on paper that I have...I can share with you. Thankyou!

Aren't you 12? You who claim that Lord of the Rings and Braveheart are derivative?

You who has met 50 celebrities or so?
How can you when you are on the computer 24-7.

Listen Andrew, unless your dad is loaded and knows a lot of influential people, I doubt most of the crap you spew.

And nice how you answered my question about how Lord of the Rings was a rip off. Oh that's right you didn't.

And if you are 12, go out and play.

WHATEVER! :mad: The ratings that I have are 100% accurate, along with everything else. Notice you're the only one you pans me about everything that I say. Stay out of the conversation if you want no part of it. I'm trying to help others, and not lie to them. I see so many celebrities because I live on 47th Street, VERY close to the Broadway area. I see 2 shows a week...1 of them is usually the Sunday Matinee...so that is why I've been on so much. I don't have much of a life...sorry!!!! :mad:

Regardless, you still have no clue as to what you are speaking about when you replied to me that Lord of the Rings and Braveheart are rip offs.

I know this isn't the forum, I just find it funny you can state things and not back them up.

Lord Of The Rings was disappointing considering what a great cast it had. The direction was great, effects was nice, and McKellen was dead-on...but the movie was on way too long, and the character development just wasn't there. I could have done without 1 hour of the film, and still gotten the point.

Braveheart was just melodramatic and overacted. Gibson tried his best to deliver what I was hoping to be a breakthrough performance, but the character was cliched and unsympathetic. Some of the epic-type themes were borrowed straight from let's say Ben-Hur...and felt that that was unoriginal.

Same with LOTR. With some original, new, fresh epic scenes...I would've been pleased, but walked out of the theatre with anything but fresh in my mind.


Happy now?????:eek:

This thread is being closed, if you want to ask callmetootie about the info he says he has, e-mail him ...