So since today's comic was about unemployment and also since the season premier of The Apprentice 2 was broadcast last night, I decided to do a little homage to that narcissist we all love to hate - Donald Trump! It's today's buzzComix incentive sketch. Click here to view it.

So Jimmy has lost his job. This is part three of the potentially 9 part story. Depends how well it's being received I suppose. It'll go on at least until next Friday. If you have thoughts about it, you can always share them in the THorum.

Jimmy's always been the optimistic one of the bunch. You can see it reflected in Monday's strip and the third panel of today's comic. Kinda sucks that he's getting the short end of the stick, don't you think? All he wanted to do was work hard!

Where will Jimmy go? What will he do next? Check back on Monday for the exciting... continuation!

Still not much to talk about movie-wise. The theaters aren't serving up much that I'm interested in. Pretty much the only new films of interest this weekend are Resident Evil: Apocalypse and Cellular.

I know a lot of people are probably going to hate me for this, but I think the RE franchise looks pretty stupid. I haven't seen the first one all the way through. I caught part of it on cable and had to turn it off because it was so dumb. The sequel doesn't look that much better to me. I'm not bolstered by the fact that the original's director and writer Paul W.S. Anderson came back and wrote the sequel (it's being lensed by first-time director Alexander Witt). Anderson should just have the work "HACK" tattooed across his forehead and be done with it.

I don't really care much for star Milla Jovovich, either. Model-turned-actress isn't one of the more inspiring job transitions in my book. I think she's pretty effective in comedies like Zoolander and Dazed and Confused. Maybe because her screen time is limited to a few minutes.

But for most of you, it won't matter. She's hot, right? And it's all about hot babes killing zombies with big explosions. I've never been a fan of zombie flicks (Romero's Night of the Living Dead notwithstanding, of course) and the whole Eastern Block, sunken-eyed model look of Jovovich doesn't light my fire, either.

The only other new movie to mention this week is Cellular. I think the advertisements for this flick make it look incredibly dumb, but I guess it's been getting good reviews. Both Ebert & Roeper seemed to like it, although I don't know how much faith to put in them. Supposedly they keep that action moving at a fast enough clip that you don't stop to think about the glaring plot holes.

I just find it funny that writer Larry Cohen's last writing credit was the Colin Farrell thriller Phone Booth. I'm beginning to think this guy must be on the payroll of the telecommunications industry…

So, anyway. That's what the weekend looks like. I'm probably going to avoid the theaters altogether this weekend. I'm just pretending that the same world-ending zombie virus has infected all the movie houses in town. It makes them easier to avoid and dulls the heartache just a little bit.

See you here on Monday!