CHESSNOID

Well, the first Showtime episode of Dexter season 2 didn’t disappoint. I like the set up of the storyline. It looks like the world of this serial killer of serial killers is about to come crashing down. So far it is the show I enjoy the most as of right now on TV. You can actually watch the first episode on the showtime site by just clicking here: Dexter season premier.

Dancing with the Stars is getting better. I have picked my final 3 will be Jane Seymour, Helio Castroneves , and Sabrina Bryan (the Cheetah Girl). I am going to be cheering for Helio, but my guess is Sabrina to win the whole event. Just remember my record on the UFC. It sucks so don’t put money on my recommendations.

The Bachelor is starting to pick up too. I am not sure if there are any ladies the Bachelor really has a strong connection with yet. My guess who the final 4 will be Deanna, Jenny, Sarah, and Hilary. 3 brunettes and a blonde. Deanna is the girl who seems to have his interest the most. She comes off being exotic. She spoke Greek to him when they first met and he was enchanted. Jenny has got the freaky open mouth laugh that he says he likes a lot. They have already shared some french kisses. Ooo laaa laaa. Sarah seems to be high energy and a wild card in my opinion. Hilary doesn’t seem to fit the mold and I am not sure why he likes her yet, but it looked like she has one of the future dream dates with him. So these are my guesses. I believe the secret frontrunner is Deanna. After I watch a few more shows, I think I will be able to make a solid prediction.

**Bachelor update: Andrew Firestone, the bachelor who said amazing literally 1,000 times on the show is engaged to be married to model-actress Ivana Bozilovic. That is a weird match to me. He seemed very boring and kind of a dork. He also cried like a little baby when his brother told him the girl he wanted to pick still had a boyfriend at home.

The stock market was mixed today. It was bouncing up and down the neutral line. The negative housing market news doesn’t seem to be affecting the stock market as much as before.