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I rarely do reviews, but had to.make a comment on the narrator of this "documentary." He may be the worst narrator in history. In fact, a third grader can talk better than him. Maybe I can do it better than he can. He talks like he has experience as a heavy metal singer. He mispronounces the word "evolution" and calls the Hindenburg the Heidelberg. He is absolutely annoying, so much that I couldn't wait for this to finally end. They could have afforded someone who can, well, speak normally.

Amyway, this asks the question did the dragons really exist? Maybe in Westeros, but not on this Earth.

3/10.

...and yet seemingly no one votes for it?

A Shrek-like creature proves that beauty is only skin-deep when he tends a garden full of flowers. This is one of the best animated shorts I've seen since the dawn of the new century, dazzlingly directed by Moon Hwa Seun, and should have been given lots of votes by now. But so far, it's gotten less than five votes - despite it has won many awards and been nominated for others. It's simple, yet powerful and moving. It's been stated that there will be a Henry feature film soon (but let's hope that happens).

Tell people to see Henry's Garden, and tell them to vote for it. Tend to this short with love and care like Henry tends to his garden.

MSNBC spent a lot of money to lure Phil Donahue - only to see it sink faster than a stone and he was canceled after six months. MSNBC (I hate this channel except for Savage!) put Michael Savage on for a Saturday afternoon show, and this is much better than Donahue. Essentially, this is a TV version of his radio show and his number one bestselling book of the same name. Savage attacks the "Red Diaper Doper Babies" and the "Hollywood Idiots" like 'Susan Saranwrap' and 'Ed Asinine' on his show, and anyone who disagrees with him.

The only problem with the TV Savage is that it's only an hour long! He doesn't have much time to speak to the callers. Overall, it's truly much better and much compelling than most of the crap MSNBC puts out. The ones that MSNBC gets buzz for gets screwed up by the network (remember The Site?) and I hope The Savage Nation will not meet the same fate.