I never even heard of that, when did that preemiere?

Remember when they actually got off the island? I think it was a TV movie or a holiday special or something, but it felt so cathartic to see them actually get off when I watched that ep. as a 12 year old

Yeah, it's a shame that much of the print media still behaves that way too. I only saw two reviews in my daily (Washington Post) this year (season premieres of Homeland and Mad Men) that weren't show premieres and show premieres are usually inaccurate gauges of quality anyway

what's a big chief tablet? is that like a colloquial Canadian thing?

Although, it's not the Kodak Theater, it's the Dolby Theater. I took a tour of it last Summer (but Kodak's making a comeback!). I would not consider Education an indie film

No one disliked Little Miss sunshine at the movie theater where I worked. I saw that film at least a dozen times when it was playing in the summer of 2006 and every time someone at the box office counter was undecided, I steered them towards that film and it was seriously something like 100% satisfied customers, I…

when Brandon said it's critical reputation didn't match up to its popularity, was there even much TV criticism back in Gilligan's Island's day…if I remember correctly, seems that TV Guide & Entertainment Weekly were the only sources of TV reviews 15 years ago

I kind of like all the awesome steam punk touches

I liked him a lot in The Bridge.

Holden died in 1980 so I'm assuming if this is true, Holden was going to be Commissioner Gordon to Adam West?

The last episode I watched was Season 2 and I don't see it as giving up, it's just a dense show that takes a lot of time to watch, but what I saw was good. My point here is I don't use a negative connotation like "giving up" if I stop watching something.

The reviewer talked about Kira being the first female character that was well-written and I think Torres was actually pretty strong. I'd call her a better version of Kira (tough exterior, vulnerable, pragmatic)

I don't specifically care for the Prophets vs Pah-Wraiths mythology but the throw-in that Sisko is kind of a reluctant Messiah adds a great amount of depth that I appreciate. I love to hook people into DS9 by saying, oh and there's a religious allegory on top of everything. Who would have known Star Trek, which some…

Like Studio 60, Voyager is best hate watched with some friends on twitter (and guys, I'm kind of serious, let's all gather on the interwebs at some given time…email me at okonh0wp@gmail.com and I'll set it up)

I think a Janeway/Seven love was pretty much implied like how they said "Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kidd" was a love story between two guys. Considering no relationship with Seven or the Doctor would really fit into our definition of romance (sort of like Sheldon and Amy on BBT), you might as well have those two…

Yeah, I did not get that far into the series. It sounds ridiculous

well, as hard as it is to believe that 1998 was a more innocent time, we should view it through the 1998 lens. We view old films through the times in which they were made. I just saw a 1941 film, The Major and the Minor, which features some innapropriate stuff (man has a crush on a woman who for all he knows is…

I don't remember Friends characters having friends having kids until the last episode

I'm all for plugging, plug away!

I'd like you transcribe what you consider to be the best scene