"Carol, you ignorant slut!"

No, you're thinking of Dog Day Morning Joe.

"and viewers get a thrill imagining what it would be like to participate in this new world order"

Greg Pikitis is great, but he can't come back just yet. Right now he's at college, finishing up his poli sci degree. Leslie will survive her recall this season but by next season, her two-year term is up and she has to run for re-election. On the day candidates can officially pull nomination papers, she wakes up ready…

Ha ha, good luck trying to get "Faith Of Our Fathers" off the ground when we're changing Red Dawn invaders from Chinese to Koreans. Great story though, probably my favorite dystopia.

"Another example: the entire time the Paunchburger people were trying to
locate next to Ann's house, I kept thinking to myself, "There's no way
that lot is zoned for commercial when it's in the middle of a
residential neighborhood.""

So is this a Newswire or a Hear This for the classic goth-punk band The Intruders' 1996 album "They're Already Inside…"?

Ooh, I like that one, very scientific.

Equal Rites is a lot better in concept than in execution, I think — the Aching books hit its dynamic much better.

I'm with stepped_pyramids on this. My perspective comes from reading all of the books, for the first time, over the past few months, so they're fairly fresh in my head. Also, I have the benefit of reading new editions, which have afterwords and forewords from Le Guin giving context to the stories and the environments…

Also in Mossflower the king's son is a pacifist who assists the rebel mice and later goes off on his own, not bothering anyone. Anyway, the simplistic Redwall breakdown never bothered me (although I never read Outcast and that does sound problematic) because they're ferrets, man. In real life they eat mice*, that's…

*shakes fist* MARTHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!

*splutter* The only thing I'm drowning in is contempt for you uncouth hooligans!

Hey, if ripping on this show makes me a snob, then I guess I'm NO NOT THE POOL AAAAAAAAH *SPLASH*

Bangable angels? Bangable bagels? Anti-antiperspirants? The possibilities suggested by this typo are endless.

There's something weird about that plural, it becomes less of a metaphor and more of a body part. Maybe it should given the attorneys general or Whoppers Jr. treatment — criminals underbelly?

Hey! Granted I have not seen all of Albert Pyun's 800 movies, but I wouldn't call him sloppy.

Tracey Walter as a heavy? Shit, I am sold.

The Statham Parker had some surprising moments of goodness but in general was mediocre. Needed to be a lot leaner. Also, why not just keep the title "Flashfire?" Sounds more action-y at least.

I just caught Heat again on HBO last night and will back that claim up.