The Ultimate Fighter

Love it or hate it, the Ufc knows what they're doing.  With professional boxing fractured and star-less, the Ufc has stepped in as the de facto leader in dudes-pummeling-dudes entertainment.  A big reason for this is Ufc President Dana White, who has masterfully shepherded the sport of Mma into the big time.  The Ufc is packaged so precisely that it's hard not to be entertained by the product.  One large feather in the cap of Dana White and company is The Ultimate Fighter, the SpikeTV Ufc reality show which features established Mma stars coaching up-and-comers in a season long tournament.  The seventh season of The Ultimate Fighter debuts Wednesday, April 2 on SpikeTV and features a brand new format.
This season will feature middleweight fighters (171-185 lbs.), though the coaches are both light heavyweights.  Current light heavyweight belt holder Quinton “Rampage” Jackson will coach one team, with contender Forrest Griffin coaching the other.
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The people have spoken!  And with a single voice they have uttered their devotion to the ineffable Junie Browning, alcoholic douche beyond compare!  At least I think that’s what happened.  Following the worst rating in series history two weeks ago, with a 0.80 good for a mere 1.1 million viewers, last week’s episode, which focused almost exclusively on Browning’s douchecapades, drew an impressive 1.42, an audience of 1.9 million.  Junie, who one popular Mma message board wag describes as “Calvin + puberty + 4 years meth addiction,” has righted the good ship Tuf.  All it took was drunken belligerence, drunken menace, drunken apology, and a soupçon of drunken weeping, and we’re back on course.  Junie also provided us with easily the best episode ending in series history when he jumped into the octagon after last week’s bout between Efrain Escudero and Shane Nelson, looking to fight every member of the opposition, including Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira himself.

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We conference with Jason Hawes and Grant Wilson of "Ghost Hunters" for the "Ghost Hunters Live" event which will take place this year at the historic Fort Delaware in Delaware City, De, live from 7 pm-2 am on October 31 on Sci Fi. "Ghost Hunters" has been running since 2004 with a massive following of fans tuning in to see what's next during its air time on Wednesdays, 9/8C. They answer questions including any particular ghost they would like to hunt, whether there's more paranormal activity at this time of the year and much more. In June 2008, the Ghost Hunters, led by Jason Hawes and Grant Wilson, paid their first visit to the notoriously haunted Fort Delaware. Built in the mid-1800’s and primarily used as an artillery defense for the Union during the Civil War, it eventually became a Civil War Pow camp, housing over 33,000 Confederate soldiers. The conditions at Fort Delaware were grim,

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