Oh lawd, I looooove mushrooms but I was off them for a good couple of months after reading VanDerMeer's books.
Oh lawd, I looooove mushrooms but I was off them for a good couple of months after reading VanDerMeer's books.
As someone who dislikes Angelo - dislikes him almost viscerally! - it was such a pleasure to see him get taken apart by the adoptive parents. Go away Angelo, you are terrible.
Dear Zac Posen,
The original is available on dailymotion - first ep here: http://www.dailymotion.com/…
This was the episode I used to introduce my roommate to the series. It didn't completely work - she watched several more episodes but never really connected with the show - but she did quote it DAILY for a good month or two.
I did not know that existed, and I'm going to pretend I still don't.
Oh, yes, obviously one doesn't have to be Catholic, or even religious in any way, to love that episode. What I mean is that for me stories like "Gethsemane" (or, switching media, Mary Doria Russell's "The Sparrow") hit particularly hard, I think because they get at the part of Catholicism I loved and still miss and…
BattleCRAB?!?! Huh. I always thought of them as spider-y.
Ahhhhhh, Gethsemane. I'm a (very) lapsed Catholic and that episode is right in my sweet spot. Can't wait for next week!
Season 3 was when I started watching B5 - stumbled across a mid-season episode on some Saturday rerun, I think. The credits hooked me immediately.
"And the Rock Cried Out" - best use of music in a television show ever, or BEST USE OF MUSIC IN A TELEVISION SHOW EVER?
And the fighters that deploy in a clump and then scatter like a lethal dandelion! (Those fighters are so cute! Like a little sea urchin crossed with a squeaky cat toy or something. And then you are dead.)
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