Are you shitting me? Lafayette is obviously the Velma. He's the only one with a handle on the situation, gets all the best one liners, and always ends up on the sidelines when the main plot gets resolved.

I always thought Bull Durham could've used more rape.

Ok, yeah, I'm an idiot. That makes more sense. When did that crappy Sean Connery pseudo-Bond get made? Was that during Moore's run or Dalton's?

Jason Lee was cool and charismatic when he got fucking splattered by a fire truck in Enemy of the State.

@ReetyGriboot: You're joking, right? Sean Connery? Roger Moore? I can understand forgetting Lazenby, but forgetting Sean Fucking Connery? What are you, 13 or something?

"People who've driven a Hyundai before think that they're crappy cars with poor build quality. But when you're getting paid a ridiculous amount of money to promote the brand, you better show it doing some cool driving. That way, you can not only fill your voiceover quota for an episode, but also rake in that sweet…

I wouldn't know specifically. Madeline is her name, but they call her Madd(ie/y) on the show. I was just spelling it like it sounded.

New montage?
Isn't it about time to update the montage at the beginning of the show? The last scene with Bruce Campbell's "O-face" running away from the explosion always bugs the hell out of me.

It seems like part of the conversation between Vaughn and Michael was about how Management was trying to clean itself up, in part by recruiting more guys like Michael and less guys like Simon.

No love for All Through the Night? Bogie in a comedy that serves as a pretty good bridge between his gangster roles and his detective-esque roles. It's a comedy though, so don't expect a whole lot of depth from the film. Conrad Veidt plays a hell of a baddie and it has Peter Lorre as an evil henchman, too.

*too smoking hot

They made over 90 episodes of that show, but the only one I can remember is Uncle Eddie talking about "Nawlins" vs. "Noo Or-leens". Oh, and the jailbait redhead being waaaaay to smoking hot to come from Donal Logue's genes.

Now that my memory has been triggered, I remember him in Living in Oblivion. However, I'll always think of him as Donal Logue's brother from whatever that shitty sitcom was. The one with the jailbait redhead daughter.

It's true, Kristen Bell is hot. She gets an 8 for the body, and a six for the face (ferret eyes…thanks Powers Boothe). While this seems to rate as merely 'attractive', the hockey love is an automatic +2. See also: Dushku, Eliza.

The show definitely wraps up most of the minor niggling details that would lead towards a cliffhanger ending. You get a final conclusion to all of the major plot points from the last half of the season or so, and the only things left open are very broad strokes.

I thought that the thunderstorm scene (which I believe is the first time we ever saw one of Silas' conversations with the almighty) was going to lead into David and bland girl getting engaged and David being named heir. Especially after McShane comes inside and asks to see Shepherd.

The Last Man on Earth is in the public domain, and, as such, is available at the Internet Archive:
http://www.archive.org/deta…

Usually, when I think of Chris Cooper and the Everglades, I'm thinking orchids, not Bourne, but I see what you're saying.

Diego
So I guess Michael now has a CIA contact? Is he going to start taking contract jobs for the company?

I dunno, I thought that the whole mark/client twist was pretty terrible. Michael shows up sporting a prison tat and pays the guy some compliments, and all of the sudden, the guy wants to save his life? I know it's only an hour show, but there wasn't really anything I saw that made me believe this guy would support…