The last episode was the worst episode of scripted television I've ever watched for more than 5 minutes

I find the basic concept frightening as hell, so even with the dated effects, the 50s version still works for me. And I don't really mind the "happy" ending, I've got to sleep sometime.

Charles Dickens on line 1 Mr Hulk

Wow, Ken has really let himself go

What's the backstory on the hat? Is it a canonical hat?

What makes it almost unique to me is that I actually liked the characters. At some point horror movie characters all turned into assholes, to the point where I just don't care what happens to them

Most of the pages are stuck together anyway

Forewarning: while I liked the book, it's not a laugh riot. As others have noted it spends considerable time on the relationship between the author and Wiseau, and a lot of that is kind of sad.

Top hole. Bally Jerry pranged his kite right in the how's your father. Hairy blighter dicky-birded, feathered back on his Sammy, took a waspy, flipped over on his Betty Harper's and caught his can in the Bertie

Can't they see they're in love with each other?!?

How about Vinge's Zones of Thought books? Sentient pine trees in hoverounds! Telepathic dogs who've mastered medieval technology! Giant spiders with deeply held religious beliefs!

Every photo I've seen of DJT the last few days could have been captioned "Sure, the guy in the FIVE THOUSAND DOLLAR PANTS commited treason, COME ON!!"

I wait til they set it down and then sneeze on it. Picked that one up from my dog.

Is this going to be one of these stupid things where, like, the school board's a coven, the chief of police is a ghoul, and the mayor's an Old One or something? Because if I wanted to see that I'd just flip over to the public access channel.

The Kochs let him have ice cream?!?

How am I supposed to know what the weather's like, smart guy?

I once shopped at a PA state store that opens on Sundays at noon. My receipt was timestamped 12:06 and noted that I was customer #21.

There's old Daffy Duck cartoon, Nasty Quacks, where he obnoxiously describes the party he was at the night before; "one guy was swinging from the chandelier like a monkey, come to think of it - he was a monkey! I tell you I thought I"d never see home again!"

Is that the one Jack made everyone promise to never speak of again?

So she's just another Ann Coulter wannabe, seeking any attention she can get (even negative)? In which case this article is playing perfectly into her plans?