Talk:Marla Sokoloff

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[edit] Any relatives of Marla?

I'm just curious. Marla Sokoloff is my fathers cousin. Is anybody else here, related to her? 69.136.200.66 04:40, 26 November 2006 (UTC)

[edit] removed item

I removed the bit after the abc show "Big Day" comment that was as follows- "although that show appears headed for cancellation.^{[citation needed]}";

Thats inappropriate as a source of information, as it is horribly unpredictable, and is only a short-term type of message; regardless of said show's future. If it gets canceled, then say it was canceled. Predictions have no place in an informative article.