" . . . and you can't beat Dr. Crusher getting a sack full of Worf juice in the face."

The only really good thing about this episode was Gates McFadden's direction, which was really superb. One little touch I always get a kick out of is how she used her experience as a choreographer to coach the actors in how to move like animals as the disease starts taking hold of them. Dorn and Schultz are extreme…

I stopped reading about 50 pages in; the pace was glacial, the tines intriguing didn't interest me in the least, and honestly I didn't feel like going down this route with Vinge, who does indeed seem to have told all his good stories. Just didn't seem like a worthwhile read to me. Maybe I'll come back to it at some…

Great interview. I've seen Harmon in a lot of things and am a bit of a fan, and even I was surprised by how many roles he's been in that you listed here.

Two sheds?

I think I just came.

I just finished reading Miller's "Ronin" TPB, and it's instructive to compare the sublime, amazing art in that book with the ugly, hamfisted panel at the top of the page. It's almost impossible to believe they were drawn by the same artist. Miller's best work is very definitively behind him, and it makes his current…

I actually did a double take when I saw that commercial — most oddly appropriate pairing of music and subject I've seen in a while.

Extremely Earnest and Incredibly Manipulative

They didn't give them anything, some dude from AV Club was in their way, giving Dawes a sloppy blowjob.

I saw them on Letterman last week, and damn if Jeff Tweedy doesn't look like he's turning into Charles Bronson

Would you ask Tom Petty that question?

"FREE LEONARD PIERCE!"

Racist.

MADRE DE DIOS!

WEEEE ARE THE PRIEEESTS OF THE TEMPLE OF NEWSWIRE

You deserve some chalk dust clapped in your face for that, mister.

I used to love the British show, but the American version left me cold, probably because I really don't care much for Drew Carey. Even the British show was uneven, but when the cast was firing on all cylinders it was laugh-out-loud funny. Watching Josie Lawrence's eyes just sort of glaze over when she thought of a…

@ Andy Pants: Yes.

WAAHHHHHHH!!! DIFFERENT PEOPLE HAVE DIFFERENT TASTES AND OPINIONS AND IT'S WRONG!!! WAAAHHHHHH!!!