So people like you won't keep sitting in rooms together is an understatedly great rallying call for a new world, of a piece with this ongoing Situationist project critiquing, alongside everything else, any revolution that requires sacrifice..

Not a lot of people know how..

A ride for a ride with Pamela Stephenson is worth +1000 dead hedgehogs..

Forgiven, for bringing to mind Victor Meldrew and the best crossover episode ever, I don't believ#!!@*#!

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Felonious Funk it is then..

Yeah, just watched this one hr back and am so surprised that I care and fear for Frank and got all goosebumpy when Woodrough came out of his tunnel. Would never have considered any love for any part of this series earlier bar a crush on Rachel Adams and a lifelong pass for David Morse.

At last, they gave us two someones to care about, then shot one and put the other
in jeopardy by having his girl fall under our suspicions..

Damn, if I wasn't in tears twice during this episode; adding a 9th cell and joining in with the singing and that lovely end scene where language isn't and sensitivity is up to the job of leaving the unsaid in play and alive..

There was an old bastard named Lenin
Who did two or three million men in
That's a lot to have done in
But where he did one in
That old bastard Stalin did ten in..

And then, once on Blue Peter, there was an elephant..

- I mentioned he last week but I think I got away with it

Seveneves has the ending to beat all endings *spoiler* two-thirds of the way through!

Hey, fellow alky here, now sober 12 years, that Robert Evans book was what I made into a mantra as I hit the last 2 years of my spiral.. the cry was take this shit away BUT this kid stays in the picture. Be well..

The only non-Silo book I thought showed promise was Half Way Home, all his others sit here unread and now past their use by date on my Kindle.. wonder if the film's still a viable concern..

Got the opinion that S2 would be better if I could not understand English and could watch all the scenes without having that jarring dialogue throw itself at the wall every few minutes..

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Reading Ishiguro's The Buried Giant, wondering what kind of 7th Century fable needs to be created in order to apply today, first few pages so far, there is promise and we do need new myths, alongside Mailer's fictional magnum opus Harlot's Ghost, a return to the longest book I have ever read, at 1300pp, and his…

Header: cast of Wayward Pines II instantly regret knowing both the truth and the only tunnel out if town..

Oh, Boy..