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Review | A bizarre trip through `Weird Florida'

Call the Chamber of Commerce Police. Weird Florida: Roads Less Traveled is an egregious insult to our community, a vicious slight of our importance to the state and our role in making Florida a source of national dumbfoundment.

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'Don't be frightened,' beautiful alien leader Anna (Morena Baccarin) tells the adoring press corps on <em>V</em>. 'We mean no harm.'

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    Review | 'V': The saucer-shaped bandwagon

    Imagine this. At a time of political turmoil, a charismatic, telegenic new leader arrives virtually out of nowhere. He offers a message of hope and reconciliation based on compromise and promises to marshal technology for a better future that will include universal health care.

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<em>An Education</em>

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    Coming this week at the movies and on TV

    BIG SCREEN The Box (PG-13): -- After the spectacular failure of his ambitious second film Southland Tales, writer-director Richard Kelly (Donnie Darko) goes the simpler, high-concept route with this thriller adapted from a tiny Richard Matheson short story, about a married couple (Cameron Diaz and James Marsden) given a wooden box. Push its button, and you become instantly wealthy -- but someone, somewhere, drops dead. Would you do it? Come on, you know you would.

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Zachary Levi

    TELEVISION Q&A

    `Chuck' fan in luck: Buy More reopens in March

    Q: Will Chuck with Zachary Levi ever return to NBC? It was totally campy and fun. A: The network renewed the series for a third season, thanks especially to a sponsorship deal with the Subway sandwich chain. The network plans to bring it back in March, after Winter Olympics coverage. When NBC dumped Southland before that drama began its second season, there was some hope Chuck would return sooner, but there's been nothing official on that.

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<em>The League</em>

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    Review | 'The League': A raunchy laugh riot

    Let's be clear here: I am not saying FX's new sitcom The League isn't funny. I'm just saying it's not for everybody. If you're sensitive about deviant sex, for instance -- or even normal sex, if it's had in restaurant restrooms -- you might want to give the show a pass.


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