Husker Du
Would love for those guys to have one more go-round—a new album or even just a tour where they play the back catalog. Never ever gonna happen, though.

It's always struck me as interesting that Rorschach dies because he is going to tell the truth, not (directly, at least) because of the violent things he's done. He's trying to abide by his principles in a context that is totally governed by means/ends reasoning. In a sense (a very broad, trying to make philosophy…

Hurm
No Rorschach?

Oh, now that I think of it, the episode where Vincent D'Onofrio played a guy that got pushed in front of a subway train and ended up getting caught between the car and the platform—genius episode.

The Bruce Campbell two-parter from Season 4 is really compelling as well as depressing as all hell. The Lewis Black episode in Season 5 (I think) was a high point, too..

Show them Irreversible and then…no, actually that will probably be enough.

charting the intelligent design of television crime series?

Gotta give some love to David Jason in 'Inspector Frost' here as well—a really solid series.

Everyone knows
Morrissey isn't racist, but instead is just using his celebrity to recreate episodes of Father Ted in real life—though my understanding is that he hasn't got Kicking Bishop Brennan Up the Arse quite right.

And one more
Slimer on "The Real Ghostbusters".

Showblockers supreme
Seth Green's character on 'That 70's Show'. Michael Michele in everything she ever did, but especially 'Homicide: Life on the Street".

Park Chan-wook
FUCK, YEAH!

Hurm. Must see what Steve Ditko thinks.

"shuffled"—I see what you did there.

I've always has a soft spot for "Salem's Lot". That's probably where I would advise someone to start. I used to like his work a lot, but somewhere around "Firestarter" I began to lose interest. The last thing I read from him was "The Girl who Loved Tom GOrdon", which was kind of meh. I'm almost afraid to go back…

Give it a couple of years….you will.