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If any word in the English language is hot, buzzworthy and finger-snappingly with-it, surpassing even millennium in both general discourse and insiderese, that word is content.
Or unless you prefer voguish periods, now called dots, as The New York Times Magazine finger-snappingly does; then it's 3.5 . 2000, which has been further shortened to 3.5 . 00 .)
Whatever it is, he does more of it with a straighter face than ever before in the first six episodes of the new show, in which Super runs a Las Vegas hotel and, as usual, performs feats that go horribly, bone-snappingly wrong . ( USA is waiting to see what kind of families Super Dave appeals to-- Nielsen or Manson-- before ordering up 16 more installments .)