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Colorz of Rage -- When an interracial couple move to New York City from the suburbs of Boston, they are hit with a hard-core reality that they are totally unprepared for.

A Price Above Rubies: Season 2: Episode 9 -- Moviereporter.net - Interview Clip (Flash)

A clip for Toy Story Hawaiian Vacation, an all new 3D animated short film from Disney/Pixar featuring all your favourite Toy Story 3 characters as they embark on a new adventure. Set in new owner Bonnie's bedroom, Hawaiian Vacation features Woody (voice of Tom Hanks) and Buzz (voice of Tim Allen) and the rest of the favourite Toy Story 3 toys as they create the ultimate Hawaiian vacation for Ken (voice of Michael Keaton) and Barbie (voice of Jodi Benson). It seems Ken badly miscalculated their travel arrangements, so the gang has to create a dream getaway in Bonnie's Midwestern bedroom - in the middle of winter. Toy Story Hawaiian Vacation also features the voices of Joan Cusack, Wallace Shawn, Don Rickles, Estelle Harris, Blake Clark, Bonnie Hunt, Timothy Dalton, Kristen Schaal, Jeff Garlin and John Ratzenberger.

The Office took an unexpected but welcome turn back into Plot Towne last night, following up an innocuous but hilarious episode of Michael lies with a monumental step forward, as David Wallace promoted Jim to be Michael s co-manager. Michael s reluctance to acknowledge Jim as his peer I am also being promoted, to co-manager, we will be co-managers together and Dwight s unambiguous reaction hinted pretty clearly at the roadblocks we ll encounter in the weeks to come (at least, unless the show gets into a weird midseason streak of stand-alone episodes that mysteriously don t mention anything about the plot, which is very likely). Overall, the episode wasn t as funny as the Season 6 premiere, but like the Michael Versus Dwight episode from last year, The Office forced us to confront how much we really do care about what happens to these characters, with a dilemma far more engaging than any throwaway crime drama murder. I really did feel bad for Jim when Michael half-understandingly threw him under the bus. And, as awkward as Dwight is, he s always been the branch s hardest worker, and now he s gonna have to answer to his once-equivalent rival? The episode still did have plenty of laugh-out-loud moments, including maybe the most uncomfortable cold open yet, and the following moment, Michael s impeccable Michael Winslowey door opening routine: Episode thoughts? Favorite parts / lines? Jim/Dwight reactions? Season predictions? Leave em in the comments!