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You have to pay Caine at least as much as he made for that movie. The man is a whore

See, I just saw Moore exasperated. When Gerard says "Deputy," she's like, "Dude, I've saved like 28 people today. Do not mess with me."

Lily… now I gotta put all that shit back on

For me it was when the sheriff starts chewing out the goofball prison guard — Richard Riehle! — and Girard has already moved on to setting perimeter. Doesn't even look at them again

Also, lot of love, deserved, for Under Siege. But Code of Silence is excellent Norris

Cracked JUST talked about this movie today. It pointed out just how stupid Kimble's lawyers were.

"I told you all that was an elevated train."

I agree except it's effing cold in the movie. Girard makes a big show of telling the woman on his team "Two coats!"

Random hits:
1) The beard. When I saw this movie, two women we behind my group. One: "He is hot with that beard!" Two: "He needs to shave!"

Show your work

Things this show must improve:

All Studio 60 did was make me realize Weber should have been on West Wing as a guest/recurring. He took to Sorkinese like a calf takes to milk.

They were pretty funny, but the Nightly! Nightly! thing went on about two minutes too long every time.

Whatever, Wilmore. I'm over it already. And that includes you too, Stewart. The idea for the panel was Jon's. He pushed it and IT DID NOT WORK. It didn't work because the spectacularly unfunny members of Wilmore's staff were always on the panel. Vox did a great piece on the time they completely wasted Bill Nye and

This was a 10-minute show for me. I enjoyed Wilmore's openings, for the most part, but his crew's skits and the panels were excruciating.
I think Noah is finding his voice and he's starting to gain steam. People forget, but Stewart didn't really become STEWART for a few years.

He had a great guest-starring role as an Eastern European bad guy on NYPD Blue. I just remember Sipowicz literally boxing his ears.

Here's the dirty little secret about the West Wing. It really only has one great season, top to bottom.
First Season is just ruined by Moira Kelly. Seriously, I just fast-forward anything with her in it.
Second Season - As perfect a TV show as there has ever been
Third Season - Some real missteps, plus the Mark Harmon

Oh, the Supremes is patently ridiculous as a plot. And, as a former journalist (small city) the scene at the end makes me want to throw something through the iPad and then throw the iPad through the TV.

Do the first couple of episodes of Season 5 just to finish the cliffhanger. Then skip ahead to "The Supremes" and then you're done with Season 5. The scenes in Supremes with Glenn Close and Toby/Josh and the scene between Sheen and William Fichtner (and a VERY underrated scene with Ficthner and Charlie) make that

I once won an award (voted on by my cats and stuffed animals) for my epic tale of Luke Duke, Humpty Dumpty, Chubby from Teen Wolf and the redhead from "Lucas" going on a Lord of the Rings style quest. We can probably collaborate and work them together.