I thought it had something to do with the relative strength of their powers.  I clearly wasn't pay as much attention to the mythology in the first season, though, since I kind of just assumed the snake guy at the college was a regular fae, as was the bruiser in the pilot (I think that was the pilot, anyway).

Ryan mentioned it at the end of the episode as his means of staying more than fifty feet away from her from here on out.

Ryan mentioned it at the end of the episode as his means of staying more than fifty feet away from her from here on out.

Agreed on the dress. Of course, I think Kenzi is more attractive than Bo anyway, so I may not be the right guy.  Hale's terrible sister was a joy to see half naked, but none of Hale's family made much of an impression, and I'm left to wonder 1) what's wrong with being a siren, 2) what's the deal with Hale's mom, and…

Agreed on the dress. Of course, I think Kenzi is more attractive than Bo anyway, so I may not be the right guy.  Hale's terrible sister was a joy to see half naked, but none of Hale's family made much of an impression, and I'm left to wonder 1) what's wrong with being a siren, 2) what's the deal with Hale's mom, and…

My only qualm with her (and it took me a few episodes to figure it out) is that whenever she's on the screen, I expect her to turn into Serena Vanderwoodsen (or however the gossiping girl is spelled).  I know it's stupid to think, but if she looked like anyone else, I could believe she's intelligent enough for the…

some flippling adventure time as full seasons wouldn't find my wallet or my heart closed.

I like his music, but him in concert trumps the hell out of his recordings.  I may blame the bias i have against recorded comedy.  Other people laughing makes things that are actually funny much funnier.

watching this show reminds me of watching the movie Underworld.  It has flashes of interesting action and a modicum of clever plotting, but mostly makes me want to watch the things it strives to be more than it.  (In the case of Underworld, Blade and Blade 2)

I was just sad that there wasn't a Danny Puddy cameo based on last year's most awesome claymation christmas ever.

Random Axe was hyped and sold as a supergroup collaboration. I'm pretty sure the term doesn't refer to extraordinary/superhuman anymore. At this time, it refers to pedigree, which, technically speaking, these guys have.

B+ seems about right
this has been getting more proverbial spins than Tech N9ne or Random Axe, but it's not perfect. I've missed Detroit so much, though, that having rappers talk about how awesome rapping (and also, I guess, misogyny) makes me a little bit happy.

if she leaves, how will jack bauer become the deus ex machina we'll need to prevent dave from marrying another next season?

There are better songs on Leftfoot, but treating MBDTF as a unit leads to the conclusion it is definitely superior.

The Critic isn't the last decade. Clone High and Undergrads were fantastic for developing characters in such a short time, but I'm willing to concede that the ensembles and perversity of the Drawn Together format was pretty great.

regarding east lansing as a music town
though we've moved out of lansing, my girlfriend still cherishes the college radio there, which apparently played everything she liked. in my three years of grad school, aside from trips to FBC, I was disappointed in the music scene and seeming lack of culture, particularly…

now that perfect couples is over, where will i see the waitress?

i can get on board with this
provided jose gonzalez covers every one of the songs

dr. mario and tetris attack forever, son. burger time is a reasonable third place, out of everything i've ever played.

movies at theaters are socialist endeavors that allow homeless people to enjoy the same things as me. the only appropriate way to appreciate Rand's work is to let everyone in the Tea Party support it on Blu Ray in the comfort of their own home theaters. It's the ability to do on the individual scale that will show…