There's actually a scene where he is wearing a lab coat, but it's still stupid, because he takes it off at the end of the scene, and he wasn't wearing it in the previous scene, so the over all effect is one of "Where did he get that lab coat? Why did he take it off? Why was he wearing it in the first place? Why do I…

There's actually a scene where he is wearing a lab coat, but it's still stupid, because he takes it off at the end of the scene, and he wasn't wearing it in the previous scene, so the over all effect is one of "Where did he get that lab coat? Why did he take it off? Why was he wearing it in the first place? Why do I…

I don't get it now. If he's responsible for the "single greatest disaster in Alliance history" why does his name still pull so much weight?

I don't get it now. If he's responsible for the "single greatest disaster in Alliance history" why does his name still pull so much weight?

Can we talk about Book's backstory here? Specifically, what was his backstory? I have no intention of reading the comics, so if someone could SPOIL it for me, I'd be much obliged.

Can we talk about Book's backstory here? Specifically, what was his backstory? I have no intention of reading the comics, so if someone could SPOIL it for me, I'd be much obliged.

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This is in my view down to the fact that it seems a lot of Britons (those who mouth off about this issue anyway) seem to get their view of how the British system works from American TV, and think that the prime minister is basically a president."

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This is in my view down to the fact that it seems a lot of Britons (those who mouth off about this issue anyway) seem to get their view of how the British system works from American TV, and think that the prime minister is basically a president."

@avclub-201d546992726352471cfea6b0df0a48:disqus I've seen the first couple episodes of Good God and I came away disappointed. The characters are in general all unpleasant right-wing caricatures (eg Kathryn Greenwood plays a woman who tries to organize lunchtime prayer sessions and is surprised when no one shows up…

@avclub-201d546992726352471cfea6b0df0a48:disqus I've seen the first couple episodes of Good God and I came away disappointed. The characters are in general all unpleasant right-wing caricatures (eg Kathryn Greenwood plays a woman who tries to organize lunchtime prayer sessions and is surprised when no one shows up…

Oh but just because maybe we don't give primacy to the author's opinion doesn't mean we should ignore their intent completely. That's counterproductive in my opinion. I don't think Dan Harmon has a monopoly on interpreting Community, but he certainly has unique insight on how the show was made. I guess what I'm saying…

Oh but just because maybe we don't give primacy to the author's opinion doesn't mean we should ignore their intent completely. That's counterproductive in my opinion. I don't think Dan Harmon has a monopoly on interpreting Community, but he certainly has unique insight on how the show was made. I guess what I'm saying…

Wow I forgot he was in Catch-22. What a cast though, I would have liked to hear him talk about it

Wow I forgot he was in Catch-22. What a cast though, I would have liked to hear him talk about it

Thank you for letting me know that this exists

Thank you for letting me know that this exists

I might be misunderstanding, but are you saying that the main problem with Entourage, Big Bang Theory, and Girls is that these shows are just about characters hanging out with each other? Because lots of comedies are just about hanging out, eg Seinfeld, Happy Endings, Cougar Town. In fact if you wanted to sell a show…

I might be misunderstanding, but are you saying that the main problem with Entourage, Big Bang Theory, and Girls is that these shows are just about characters hanging out with each other? Because lots of comedies are just about hanging out, eg Seinfeld, Happy Endings, Cougar Town. In fact if you wanted to sell a show…

Wu Swedgen, saying three serious things and then a joke

Wu Swedgen, saying three serious things and then a joke