I think Frankie Teardrop finally got to Tom. Can't wait til next month. BEST SHOW 4 LYFE

worst episode in my quadrant, ever

"Honestly im the only person who thinks that Sutter thinks that we still like her?"

How I would love that…but I doubt it will happen. He'll take her to the cabin as a hostage, then she'll talk her way out of it somehow and kill Juice.

Depending on your point of view, maybe? It's the one where he details all the absurd things he's done except go to college: http://www-users.cs.york.ac…

I've had better, but this will do for now.

My ex-girlfriend's older brother wrote the script for the "Da Funk" video. So…yeah.

It's a shitty concept executed lamely. If you read "the basics" paragraph, you can make up your own mind. I don't need to read what some poorly-thought-out fake characters think about a movie.

Easy enough to look them up, those were just ones I remembered off the top of my head. And TwaughtHammer was Jesse Pinkman's band.

Ah, that makes sense. There were a ton of great bands on there as well. Molotov, The Monkees, Holy Fuck…and of course TwaughtHammer.

The soundtrack on this show is probably the best thing about it (besides Toby Huss). From obscure Texan punk bands to The War on Drugs…whoever picks the music gets an A+.

The half naked guy who attacked Christine and said he saw her face in his dream also said, "they were all wearing white."

At least Marky has his pasta sauce money to fall back on.

The tourist with the camera was Charlize Theron, not Cecily.

M. Emmet Walsh is the voice of Cosmic Owl, not 'M. Everett Walsh.'

Britta Phillips also played a member of Justine Bateman's band in the movie Satisfaction. And more importantly, she was the singing voice of cartoon rocker Jem. Also, I bought a bass amp from her once and she was nice.

Or in the drive thru at Krispy Kreme… http://www.eonline.com/eol_…

It kind of made sense at the time CDs first came out, though. Most record stores only had deep bins to hold vinyl LPs, so the longbox made it easy to display and flip through them all. Which lead to those long plastic removable things.

Dave Hill was actually in a band in the 90s called Sons of Elvis. So you were close.

Yeah? Who's humoring you then?