The Entertainment Top 5 is how you should spend your hard won dollars this week. Check out the full list, below:
1. Wii Fit [$90]
Why? It’s a big week for video games, what with Garfield’s Lasagna Tour coming out and all, but the bigness news is Wii Fit, the exercise machine for your video game system. The Wii is already the 800-ton gorilla of the video game industry, so why not make that an 8000-ton gorilla by taking over the exercise industry as well. Reportedly, the Wii Fit lets you feel the burn, but will it be fun? Only time, and hundreds of thousands of Wii Fits sold will tell. Oh, and if you haven't gotten one yet? Good luck, they're already out of stock.
2. The Muppet Show Season 3 [$26]
Why? The best variety show ever. There has been no show that has influenced a generation of comedians quite like The Muppet Show did, and in its third season it was given the Peabody Award for excellence. Oh, and, you know, Muppets. This is a no brainer.
3. Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers – Greatest Hits [$10]
Why? There was one day in college where a friend was driving me around, and I spent probably about thirty minutes launching into why Tom Petty was the greatest musician of our time. For the life of me, I cannot remember a single thing I said during than conversation monologue, or why I thought it was so important at the time. Maybe listening to their recently remastered greatest hits will remind me?
4. Scarlett Johansson – Anywhere I Lay My Head [$13]
Why? If this is even half as good as The Return of Bruno, it’ll be pretty f-ing bad.
5. National Treasure 2 [$23]
Why? I mean, why not? That’s basically what you guys said by seeing this, and the previous movie. The only movie series in history that’s made mega bucks because people had nothing better to do. Actually, that’s not totally fair or true, but really? You really want to keep watching National Treasure movies? For the rest of your life?