Yes it is! Very good!

Oh. I also finished Blackadder season three today. I find myself at an impasse when trying to discern whether I'd consider myself a "fan" of the show. On the one hand, I thought season one was pretty awful, and I can't imagine ever re-watching anything from that era. I also found season three to not capitalize on the…

Finished Taxi season one today. I'd give it a B/B+. Some standout episodes, but overall it wasn't as funny as it could have been in parts. I'm hoping the dropping of John (and inclusion of Jim) will take care of this. It's a very good show, though.

It's not really a "season 5 Good Wife" when the show is on its eleventh season, so those kinds of deaths are practically inevitable at this point. Not to mention, Good Wife did not set a standard for killing off major characters, it was just shocking because the death came from a show that has little to do with the…

Barney Miller: An appreciation

When comparing it to dramas, I find that the show's themes make me think of Taxi as the blue-collar and sitcom version of Mad Men, where nobody's fulfilled and everybody is unwilling to change anything about themselves. But maybe that's just a season one thing, as I have yet to see outside of this season (as of this…

Yeah, it's really reminded me of Newsradio in that way, because the set up is similar (but even less convoluted, as there is no other "room" in this central stage). I find the staging to be almost the inverse of Cheers (in a complimentary way) because with Cheers there's a central hub (the bar itself) that obfuscates…

Season one definitely has some fantastic episodes. I just watched a double feature of "Elaine and the Lame Duck" (starring Jeffrey Tambor!) and "Bobby's Big Break."

I also love that Jeff Conaway seems unable to keep his composure in season one, as he constantly breaks in the background (but it fits the show since they're all just goofing around most of the time, anyway).

Season one of Taxi is a great example of a show that would have arrived fully-formed right from the start if it didn't have one particular character/actor weighing it down every time he opens up his mouth.

For our tenth episode (we made it!), Film Tank recorded a special Top 6 list of our favorite superhero films. I'm not even a fan of the genre, but this was a ton of fun.

I'm watching X2. Haven't seen it in probably a decade or so. While parts of it are somewhat dated, it's still really quite a fun romp. I'm so glad the X-Men are still their own cinematic franchise.

How are they going to address the fact that David Boreanaz has aged?

I… have been waiting… 4 years… to hear… *sobs*

No, Eric. Thank *you*.

I added a direct DL player to the Inception post, and I shall use that for future posts from now on, and slowly update the previous ones with it. I like the look of it better anyways. Let me know if it works on your end so I know if it's good.

Just when we were becoming closer, SBT… You go and say something like this.

And do you mean, that there's no download link on the page? Because I can add that, I forgot to make that a feature when we switched over, but that's a good point.

Ah, yes. What you're describing is actually a normal thing. The iTunes Store only updates itself like every… few hours or so, so it will be a little while before it shows up on the store page. However, if you go to the store page and click subscribe, when you look at the podcast in the iTunes, the feed will push the…

Glazo, I may never have finished your film challenge. But a copy of Possession arrived in the mail today, and I am very excited to re-watch it and add it to my collection. You should be proud.