It's still on or reruns are on. I caught an advertisement for it on MTV last week.



>Now that you've brought it up, how on earth did that show ever manage to find an audience? Wasn't that on for 2 or 3 years? To borrow a phrase from Kevin, "Dumber than a bag of hammers."
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>>They're saving that revelation for The Simple Life :o)
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>>>>>>I don't particularly like to drink, but I would be willing to get drunk and drive if it would mean getting confined to Paris Hilton's West Hollywood home for 40 days. I might even take a swing at the judge if it would get the sentence extended to 20 years or so.
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>>>>>>I really did not think there was a chance that even a political hack like Sheriff Lee Baca would do something this transparently stupid. Ranks right up there with the Clinton pardon of Mark Rich as symbolic of everything everyone suspects anyway.
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>>>>>Hey, c'mon. Appears it was time well spent.
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>>>>>Hilton's lawyer, Richard A. Hutton, said Monday after his client's first night in jail that she was doing well under the circumstances. "She's using this time to reflect on her life, to see what she can do to make the world better and hopefully, in my opinion, to change the attitudes that exist about her among many people," Hutton said after visiting his client.
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>>>>>See? She's going to make the world better now. How many people are willing to do that (not counting Miss America contestants).
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>>>>Yeah, she came out talking of how much it's changed her and made her a "stronger" person. Funny how celebs always come out of predicaments a "straaanger prrrrson"
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>>>I'm a little surprised actually, that she didn't 'find God' during her interminable confinement.
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>>>>Anyway, watch this space cos 1st I heard this am there's been some sort of appeal against this leniency.