After "The Killer Inside Me," I'll never see a movie adaptation of a book I love.  I hope they never make this into a film.

Thank you, muchabon!  It's criminal that the songs the SP crew conceives, writes and records every week go without notice (at least in these reviews and threads).  From "Lemmywinks vs. Wikilinks" to "Creme Fraiche" to the end of "Cash for Gold" to "Butterballs", the original music they make every week is KILLER!!!…

This episode gave me the Hebrew-jeebies.

Dickie Bennett's remarks in court were HILARIOUS!  Also, this episode was great.  As were the last three.  I'm trying to temper my expectations for the rest of the season, because this shit is good…

Here, fucking, here.

You and Jean-Luc Prickhard tied.

This is for people born past 1990.  I still make "retro" music with guitars and drums.

My genre will be fancy-core, a mix of opera and TV jingles…

Yeah, Oldboy.  Surprised it didn't make the cut, but when you think about it, any movie with a cliffhanger ending is forcing the audience to make a choice about the fate of its characters.  Some succeed in pulling it off, others fail.

"Killer Inside Me" definitely follows that pattern.  The book, not like the crappy movie.

This episode had a real Sealab feel to it.  I think its the uniforms and the fact that having everyone confined on a spaceship is like being confined in an underwater sealab.  Also, line of the episode: "R2 double D2"

Son of Apollo 13

"…it was more like dancing."
"…bone dancing."

I just saw this movie and loved it.  So many strong performances.  Tucci (always awesome) and Bettany take it, but everybody in this is great

After George tells Jerry all his fears, Jerry: "Good luck with all of THAT."

No, I'm sure you're right.  There I go, projecting again.

"Meet Mr. Green Jeans"

Damn, this is gonna be hard to follow, guys.

Perhaps a master piece of crap.  (With all due respect to Liam Neeson)

Faith No More "Angel Dust" is a damn fine album.  Other damn fine albums (I listened to this week):