God I love that line.

I've come to the conclusion that I will watch anything is Daddario is in it.

That's the crazy part. Who Pooped the Bed is one of the 3 worst episodes, but that Dee scene is one of the funniest things they've ever done. I love this show so much.

I never really thought of it like but it's so true. Going back to the first seasons there is really no difference, and it doesn't feel like it was 10 years ago. And I can't really see that changing much in another 10 years.

Completely agree. Along with Futurama and classic Simpson's this is the only show that will make me laugh just as much the 10th time I've seen an episode as the first.

Yea, I thought that one was awful. Really only one of 4 episodes that I think are bad. That, Who Pooped the Bed, The Gang Cracks the Liberty Bell, and the flashback one with Frank's Brother.

Well "dark as fuck" for a young adult book. I remember lots of killing in fairly gruesome ways. But I'm assuming going back as an adult it would seem tamer.

If Harry Potter ever gets made again it HAS to be a TV series. It practically begs for it with each book being another year.

Agree about the Shrieking Shack. Which is a shame because it is probably the best movie of the series up until that point. I don't understand why they did that. Like you said, it's one of the most important scenes in the entire series, and it seemed like they couldn't wait for it to be over.

I hate the 4th movie. It is such a horrendous adaptation of the book. They literally leave out about 50% of the plot. I wouldn't have even been upset about that if it seemed necessary because of time, but that wasn't the case. They filled the movie with so bullshit, like the Yule Ball, which got so much screentime. In…

I so glad someone else loved The Thief Lord. Magical is really the best way to describe it. I read that so many times as a kid.

I remember Emily Browning being ok as Violet, but to be perfectly honest, that could have been because I had a crush on her as a kid.

It was a bad adaptation, but I think it's a pretty enjoyable movie it not compared to the books. The feel of it is perfect, and the casting was pretty spot on. Though Carey was a bit too flamboyant.

Oh my god, that ending pissed me the fuck off. It was just so…. ugh, I don't even know.

The problem with the Cirque de Freak series is they got DARK AS FUCK after like the first 2 books, and I don't see how they would have been able to keep making even PG-13 rated movies without nurturing the source material.

They already left out like half the major plot points, so I don't see how putting it into 3 movies would have made it any better.

I liked the books as a kid. Read the first multiple times I think. Her other book, The Thief Lord was a fun read too. The movies for both were horrendous though.

I enjoyed them. I mean, I totally get how the first is basically a direct ripoff of A New Hope, but I still like it. He gets waaaaaaaay to into the elves and dwarf shit is the 2nd and 3rd books, and the battles his cousin fights in are comical for a variety of reasons, but I still like them.

That sounds very optimistic :(

This is pretty true. The only time I would need it are the 2 Mondays a year that the Eagles play MNF. And I guess I'd want it for May if the Sixers ever make the playoffs again.