It's not the 15 bux I pay for HBO that bothers me, it's having to buy 500 other channels I don't watch for a $100 to get it.

I think a good parallel would be the video game industry. For better and worse. Producers (developers) will sign contracts to make shows for distributors. The distributors will put up the money, but demand more guarantees of marketability as that investment increases. I see a some of high quality sequels to popular…

Not 'Craw'. 'Craw'!

I've noticed the interesting choice of cars on this show from the get go. Part of it is Albuquerque, I'm sure. I think half of the total production of Aztecs ended up there. But, new Chargers aside, the show has featured a lot of geeky cars, the Aztec, Skyler's SJ, a PT Cruiser, and the Tercel - a cheap 4WD box of…

@mem359:disqus : Yeah, it's hard to ad-lib with a CGI sprite.

And I've never seen Goonies, so I guess Sheldon and I are both clueless, just in different ways.

It makes up for when they were all such selfish assholes at the wedding.

I thought "One-Eyed Willie" was a penis joke.

Now, the important thing to remember is that I had an onion on my belt, which was the style at the time.

Big Show was on an early episode of Enterprise too, IIRC.l In full body green make-up no less.

Or stock up on paper plates.

And thank the Goddess of the Delvian Seek she wasn't freezing to death.

I think it's time to cook up another Warp Core Breach.

Uh, I forget. I'm probably conflating a period of several years from the late 80s into the early 90s.

Between this, the aforementioned Mighty Mouse, Muppet Babies, Pee Wee's Playhouse, and MST3K, I spent many a Saturday in the 80s baked from early morning on. 

I found 'Falling Skies' to be hopelessly sappy, but TWD could use at least a little of that shows optimism. It can be a little too relentlessly grim sometimes.

I've been around both on and off.

Hazed & Infused. Good to see ya!

And they seem to have taken down Farscape just before the AVClub reviews start.

I loved his performance, but the movie ends just when it's getting to the most interesting part of the story.