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Stuff from the show post election
by Rona and Hans,posted Nov 7 2012 10:57AM
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Have you ever wanted to have an answer to a question? There is a website and a mobile service that allows you to text your question and a team of people will look up your answer and text it to you! Awesome! Here's the site. Check out all the questions and answers they get. You can see why they are so much more than a google.Chacha.com
I've never given this any thought but, who are the Best Fictional Presidents?
Barack Obama and Mitt Romney may have thought this election season has been tough, but a new survey by Thecredits.org reveals they might have had an even harder time had they been going toe to toe with Hollywood’s best fictional presidents. Harrison Ford’s tough “Air Force One” Commander in Chief James Marshall came out on top as the best Hollywood U.S. President, with 23% of the vote.
Behind Ford was Morgan Freeman as President Beck in “Deep Impact,” then Bill Pullman’s “Independence Day” President Whitmore.
Female candidates were put on the ballot, but they didn’t fare well, taking the three last places. They were Cherry Jones (Fox’s “24”), Geena Davis (ABC’s “Commander in Chief”) and Mary McDonnell in (SyFy’s “Battlestar Gallactica”).
The survey also opened up the voting to any actor, not just those who had played a president. Under that condition, Denzel Washington was number one, followed by Morgan Freeman and a two-way tie for third between Clint Eastwood and Harrison Ford. Both Eastwood and Ford were favored by Romney supporters, while women heavily favored Washington. Samuel L. Jackson from “Snakes on a Plane” is the preferred president elect if a zombie apocalyptic crises arises, with 19%. Obama supporters strongly favored Jackson, at 23%, while Milla Jovovich, from “Resident Evil” was a close second with 18%. She got more votes from registered Independents (22%) than any candidate. Tom Cruise, from “War of the Worlds,” was right behind her at 17%. Romney supporters and undecided voters opted for Cruise most, at 16% and 24% respectively.
Summer movies are getting on a roll now! Two weeks ago we had Iron Man 3, last week The Great Gatsby debuted with success and now this week we have Star Trek Into Darkness! I saw it on Friday and I must say: BEST MOVIE OF THE YEAR so far! The 2009 reboot...
The Summer movie season is finally here, thanks to Robert Downey Jr. and Iron Man 3! This of course, is the third Iron Man movie, but is actually just as much a sequel to last year's blockbuster: The Avengers. If any of the Avengers (Captain America,...
Okay, normally I see movies right when they come out, but I waited a little while to see Oz: The Great and Powerful. I finally saw it and I loved everything about it! Great visuals, great 3D, great story, great cast, tons of family fun and magic! I am...
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Christian Lopez is a friend of the West Virginia Morning Show and have stopped by to chat about AI (well, as much as he's allowed to say) and he played his new original song "As Far As I May Go". Gooood stuff. Check it out.
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