Up until a month ago, I was unaware that a show called Knight Rider even existed (And no, I don't mean that crappy remake that came out last year, but the original KR, the 80's version.) I watched a few episodes on YouTube the other day, and what can I say, I'm hooked!!!! This. show. is. AWESOME. My favorite parts are the ones between Michael and KITT (also known as the Knight Industries Two Thousand). Their relationship is unique and special, even if Kitt IS a car. The plots are interesting, and even though the effects are kind of lame sometimes, it's still a good show, and I'm dissapointed it doesn't appear on tv anymore. Not to mention David Hasselhoff in those tight 80's jeans!!!!

My new obsession lately has been ENS. Saw the ENG movie when it came out, and saw it again recentley and loved it. The movie was better than the show, and I really wish David Spade had reprised his role as Kuzco, but JP Manoux does a pretty good job. Malina is an awesome character, and steers Kuzco on the path to goodness, and is just the thing the young Emperor needs. Kronk and Yzma are still funny as the villians, and Pacha and his family have helped Kuzco as well by giving him a place to live. I am now a Kuzlina supporter, and can't wait for graduation! I hope they go out soon......... Anyway, if you liked the movie, you'd probably think the show is cute, so check it out!!!!

It's about this kid named Manny Rivera who's alter ego is El Tigre: the kick butt, take charge hero who doesn't know exactly what side he's on. His father, White Pantera is a do-good superhero while his grandfather, Puma Loco, is a super-villian. My first thoughts about this show were "How stupid" then, after a couple of episodes, I started loving it. I don't know, it just kind of grew on me. There's lots of shows about teenage superheroes, but this one is different than most. First of all, everyone in Miracle City knows Manny is El Tigre, he has no secret identity. Second, Manny isn't quite sure if he's good or evil. All the other supers you see on tv are very, defined shall we say, they're either good or evil. Plain and simple. But with Manny, he sometimes has doubts about who he's fighting for. But then, that's what makes this show fun.