Buddy, I read it, you captured my sentimonies exactly.

You can't post on here anymore, you've been revoked. Coupling UK is the television equivalent of an STD.

This is the best episode the show has ever made, hands down.

It did make me kind of sad too, but hopefully they come back at some point (unlikely).

As of this typing, this has been said 554 times, but fuck, this is the best episode of this show ever. Holy shit, this show is amazing, may it never die.

The first episode of Home Movies is hard to get into, its definitely not like any other show in terms of dialogue so you have to make an effort to watch it (having a girlfriend force you to watch it helps). After a few episodes though the awkward dialogue becomes normal and you realize how great all the characters…

It is not possible to have a degree in art history and be "highly educated".

One thing that kind of excites me about this show is how Max's character is portrayed as having a pretty lousy past. But, the show also drops more noticeable vibes that she pushes people away and is probably more self-destructive than she likes to admit.

Great but too many uses of the word "Baby"

Three tracks in and I must say its a fair bit more assaulting than their previous offering. I'll give it a go on nicer speakers than my laptop has before I pass judgement, but I can't help but remember that These Four Walls never sounded so ear-splitting on these tiny speakers.

I agree with you on the facts argument. In watching the first episode of Prohibition I couldn't help but feel I was watching a Wikipedia article brought to life. It's a great general introduction to a topic, but necessitates that you read/watch other things to fully understand the topic.

The whole point of watching a documentary like Prohibition is so you stop saying those grand one-sided statements.

Agreed, I liked the films aspect of his character. I guess it culminated with that one where he becomes the jesus-like figure.

The pilot where Pierce and Jeff do that crazy presentation was where I knew this was going to be a different and hilarious show.

LISTEN UP NBC:
I'm 28, a professional with disposable income and tastes that skew to the nice, but not so nice that they wouldn't advertise their wares on your network. I'm willing to drop CASH on the products you shill during this show to keep it on the air. But if you cancel it, by God if you cancel it, I will burn…

While I like Tammy 1, I feel like they built her up too much. Patricia Clarkson is awesome, but the fact that her character inspired so much fear just seemed fawning. I would have been all "hey bitch, shove it" if she tried that glare crap with me. They either should have went real big or in another direction, this…

Cool Ingmar Bergman reference bro. Great cinematography by Gunnar Fischer.