Some of the same themes…you do realize you have a pretty vague connection between the two?

Next week's news: "Disney releasing four direct-to-video sequels of Pixar films in 2014!"

*considers starting new blog, 40 Days of Doing Nothing*

<—-Met his wife on eHarmony.

Yeeeah, no.  She actually (briefly) admitted in 2010 that he didn't have autism, but Landau–Kleffner syndrome, which has similar symptoms but can be treated and may disappear later.  Since then she's backpedaled into claiming that she "cured" his autism with all of her bullshit pseudoscience treatments.

Mine was reading that Jenny McCarthy's son doesn't have autism, and she's backed off from her rabid anti-vaccine stance to "vaccines need more studies done".

*sings* Lowered Expectaaaaationnnns"

Break me off a piece of that New Beck Song.

Didn't these guys host a Spanish game show?

Agreed.  My follow-up comment stated that I hate insane laws being applied to citizens as well.

@avclub-4c9390660004b75aa80beca95a6053d9:disqus  - Especially bad idea since someone pointed out a few weeks back that The Shining would never have happened if they'd had Netflix.

But how does this compare to The Killing?

This being the only thing I recall seeing her in, I don't like her or her weird eyebrows.

You bring your knees in tight, but it's the pelvic thrust, and Linda calls for reinforcements to arrest everyone but Big Jim.

It really seemed like they were trying to make the characters more three-dimensional at the start of the series.  Big Jim is more than just a mustache-twirling villain, Junior isn't just a tumor-riddled serial killer, Barbie has a dark side, etc.

Season 2 reveals that she's talking to a bunch of ghost/hologram/Dome cops that only she can see.

Dear Religious Police,

The movie sounds great, especially considering the subject matter.

It's about time someone created this account.  Well done, sir or madam!

I can't wait for the inevitable mashup: