Before you ask, No she isn’t returning to The View. You kidding me, I think someone would be shot first.  NBC decided to boost their ratings and is giving her "Rosie’s Variety Show," yes that’s actually what they are calling it and the first viewing will be on….THANKSGIVING. Thanksgiving? Well, I guess they figure everyone will be home watching tv after pigging out on the turkey and waiting to fall asleep. Will you be tuning in?

In a matter of hours your kids will begin becoming glued to the tv, maybe even you…that depends how much a Star Wars fan you really are I guess. Over the weekend I got the priviledge of watching the first episode of Star Wars Clone Wars the Cartoon Series through Cartoon Network. We had a little party to celebrate the release of the new show and the kids seemed rather impressed. I’m not a big Star Wars person but the kids liked it and that’s really all that matters on a cartoon right?

There were swords glowing, clones popping up everywhere and lots of sword fighting going on. For myself, something was missing but not sure what. The younger kids didn’t stay entertained but my 11 year old seemed to enjoy it. Watch it and let me know what you thought of it.

Time: 9 p.m. E/P on Cartoon Network

It seems all the rumors about Elisabeth leaving the View is NOT correct. It was stated that just because they don’t agree doesn’t mean she’s walking. Course not without Elisabeth on the show how much fun could it be, they’d all agree.

"While Elisabeth [Hasselbeck] has a great relationship with Fox News, there is absolutely no truth to the rumor that she is leaving The View," her agent, Babette Perry, says in a statement released Thursday afternoon. "Elisabeth is passionate in her beliefs and enjoys being a part of this dynamic group of women and engaging in daily conversations."

With Rosie gone and if Elisabeth left can you picture how the view would be? Well that is depending on who would come on the show. Imagine if Jenny McCarthy came in her place, now that would be something to View, not only is she opinionated but she is comical too.

Her beliefs:
George W. Bush- idiotic
Dan Quale- moronic
Sarah Palin- moronic

Course these girls really got into it last week on The View wih their opinions clashing. Some believed Sarah should’ve studied more into these other worldly people that she met with and learned more about them and their religion. Some pointed out there are just too many people and religions to study.

Next up was why Sarah Palin can’t talk to the press, is it a sexist issue? These girls each had their own view on it. What do you think it is?

What’s your take on it? Should Elisabeth leave “The View” or stick around? Another rumor is she plans on joining fox and creating her own talk show. How do you think that would fair?

I must admit I was a bit disappointed when watching last nights premiere episode. It left so much realism out like many are stating. Come on his body was gone by the time the team got there, they’d already played that card last season and talked about it. In fact it was for the same scenario. I think someone writing the script must’ve forgot that or simply hoped everyone else would. Then you have (sorry can’t recall her name) the blonde girl who fake cried and that told me right there.

It ended up being a good issue but if I would’ve judged by the beginning I wouldn’t have stuck around to watch. Not sure if I’ll stick around for the remaining season or not as I’m not really sure there is much left to watch that’ll keep me saying oooh or OH NO. What was your take on the show?

“Isn’t that scary?” Eggold told reporters Sunday at the Emmys. “She’s married too, so I feel like I’m breaking another line.”

I guess this would be kind of strange since he probably dreamed of kissing her when she played Kelly almost 15 years ago and now he is sitting there doing it on the show. How many of you dreamed of kissing one of them when you watched long ago?

Gilmore Girls (5p.m. EST)-

2008 Republican National Convention (5p.m. EST)-  Tonight this one should be good. Ya’ll have probably seen the Democratic Convention but I think the Republican’s tonight will be the best. The possible Vice President Sarah Palin is suppose to speak and with everything from this week going on it should be very interesting.

Bones (8p.m. EST) on Fox- This one is a special 2-hour BONES. So get that popcorn popping and those cups filled as you watch Brennan & Booth (gotta love him) give a lecture at Oxford University. You know anywhere they go has them running in circles so something was bound to happen. A wealthy daughter is found floating in the Thames river that leads them to searching for who done it.

Wife Swap

Dog the Bounty Hunter

Wizards of Waverly Place (10p.m. EST)- Obviously this is no longer for the kids, but if during the summer parents caught it now they can watch it without the kids screaming in the background.

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The plane lands at the Boston’s Logan Airport, only problem is there are no passengers on board. FBI agent Olivia Dunham (Anna Torv) is asked to investigate the matter. The only person capable of helping happens to be institutionalized but he does have a son (Joshua Jackson).

For those of you that were ever a Pacey fan from Dawson’s Creek now is your chance to see him all the time. Course you won’t find Katie Holmes snuggling close to him.

This will be one of those TV shows you’ll have to keep watching, even if it scares the lights out of you each week. You’ll be coming back just to see what happens next.