You've won every argument Xanderpuss. Congratulations. You're not a fucking know-it-all prick.

Exactly, he was the producer of the show.

Purple Haze

I really liked the book. But it's like this small, intimate character sketch that all takes place at one event. I agree, the story doesn't seem to match the tech. I don't know if I take it as a good sign?

I brought my whole birthday party to Chariots of Fire assuming it was as good or better than Raiders of the Lost Ark since it beat it for Best Picture. What a boring boring birthday party that was.

Anyone else get the impression (after a couple more viewings) Tom James is supposed to have gotten the idea to get 3 people to abstain from Catherine, who filmed Bill Erickson saying it's all he needed to do, when she visited him in prison?

No. The morning a movie comes out starring a plus sized woman, they have round table discussions about it.

Mr Robot, when Christian Slater was revealed to be imaginary - which is worse than getting killed off

Everyone from Rizzo to the very author of this review finds Sandy boring. Then she changes because the play needs an ending and everyone fucking brings up gender politics. Danny spends half the story changing to be more like the boring butt-of-the-joke jock character for Sandy (it just happens to be the very least…

It was called High School Musical

I totally thought the smile was him thinking of the ad. It works in a weird happy-cynical way: the iconic ad that really came from a nameless creative director at the soulless corporation McCann-Erickson, but which has some kind of heartfelt quality that made it so effective at the time and is nostalgic to this day if…

I've been so sick of Ava's storyline since her tiresome stint in prison, and this episode made me realize I'm kind of getting sick of Boyd, too. At any rate I couldn't care less what happens with their love affair.

Catch-22 is the funniest thing ever generated, in my opinion. I was disappointed when I finally read Confederacy of Dunces.

Bullshit. Once his fans ponied up the money, a studio matched it so he
got twice the budget. And all the kickstarter fans got fan-club level
horseshit prizes for executive producing his movie. I'm sure the studio
matching funds took the same deal.

How about the convenient scrapbook of newspaper clippings about the murders that a lot of serial killers tend to keep, or the one secret room where they have all the pictures of their crimes on the wall?

That show Las Vegas brought the "enhance" abilities of cameras to the level of self parody. They had the computer remove a guy's faked limp ("gait recognition" they called it?), they would zoom in on a reflection in someone's glasses or sideview mirror and then rotate the camera around it 180 degrees, and one time…

A show will have a real musician or band, playing themselves, as guest stars. At the inevitable performance toward the end of the episode, EVERY character in the show, from baby to grandma, will be gyrating to the music like they've never enjoyed anything so much in their lives.

I think she successfully removed the target from her back with that move, actually. Or at least provided an alternative.

I don't know if it was the wrong move exactly, but if I were them I would have voted with your first point in mind: The shuffle is definitely coming up before they go to tribal council again. I was actually coming here to ask if the show ever let a tribe keep competing with only 3 members rather than reconfiguring the…

Isn't the rumor that William Goldman was the real writer of GWH?