Yeah, I think Duff was waiting for the band to get back on track before he realized Slash was gone for good and Axl had strong armed control of the band, at least from his perspective. Then he bailed. I don't think it was a matter of siding with anyone. It was a matter of trying to wait out a storm that unfortunately still hasn't passed.

I have nothing against House, it just isn't my thing. I like heavily serialized dramas. Even shows like The Mentalist and Lie to Me, which I initially liked, became too procedural.

Anyway, tonight's episode of Heroes was easily the best since the first season, maybe even since Company Man. The Fugitives story arc continues to recement this as one of the best shows of its kind on TV right now.

Anyone else who was interested in Dizzy's solo stuff should go check out the band in this thread I just started http://www.gnrevolution.com/viewtopic.php?id=5946. Throw me a frickin' bone. I post so many new bands in there and get little to no response.

I'm aware of the rise of ticket prices being a main factor behind adjusted box office grosses, but I and many others don't agree with BOM's dollars per tickets sold values when they post their inflated numbers. Ticket prices have not gone up to such a degree that a film in 2003 would have made over $10 million more selling the same amount of tickets today. The average price of tickets has not gone up that much since then. That's what I meant.