Filed under: This is Spoilers Anonymous a weekly column here at TV Squad where we'll supply you with the dirt on some of the more popular shows on the air. We'll never put spoilers up here on the main page in order to help the reformed stay unspoiled. If you have anything to add to the group feel free to step up and let yourself be heard either with our or by emailing us at tvsquad at gmail dot com or call and leave a message at (775) 640-8479 - your anonymity is guaranteed if you wish to remain as such. This week we have: Brothers & Sisters Friday Night Lights Heroes House Lost One Tree Hill and Supernatural. (SPOILERS FOLLOW!) | | |

Filed under: Hey did you know is for the Wii? It's something we try to do as often as we can and if your Wii has sat dormant and cold since the exploits of were complete then perhaps you should get in on our giveaway. All one needs to do is stop by and give it a read. After that why not check out some of our other stuff below. Features: We tell you what we think How one can improve their use of the Hadouken 1080 Snowboarding We tell you why it should be on the Virtual Console Do you wish to play with power? Videos: From indie dev 2D Boy Some fresh footage from Koei's RPG Other items of interest: ... a teddybear? Commence arm-flailing in 3 2 1 ... Now that's our kind of TV | |

Filed under: I grew up in San Francisco so a lot of the lore and customs of colder climes is foreign to me. I've never experienced a "snow day" the one time it snowed here we were able to scrape up enough slush to make what we called snowballs as we awaited the school bus but that was it. Sure I knew intellectually about building a snowman and making snow angels and digging a snow cave but I'd never experienced it. I was purt near an adult before I ever saw real snow. Even so I knew better than to try and lick something metal on a below-freezing day the way the kid did in the classic film The Christmas Story. Apparently however even in places where snow is common and cold weather is the norm this time of year that's not as well understood as it should be. Places like Chesterton Indiana. That's where two boys on flag duty charged with raising and lowering the flag . Sadly for them the movie was indeed factual; fourth-graders Gavin Dempsey and James Alexander got stuck. "I decided to try it because I thought all of the TV shows were lies but turns out I was wrong " said Gavin. According to Gavin's mom the nurse who treated him alluded to the film when she "asked them 'OK who double-dog dared who?'" I wish I could say that my kids would never do something as ill-advised as this but unfortunately it . It's a good thing that we live in a warm climate. | | | |