Master & Commander — great chemistry between Crowe & Bettany, lots of source material for "ripping yarns", and Max Pirkis (played the little midshipman who loses an arm, then was Octavian on "Rome") is old enough to be a captain himself, now.

I would have yelled, "FIRST!" but that's dreadfully middle-class.

Lavinia got BURIED at Downtown, not married. Tho' some might argue there wouldn't be much difference — Matthew is looking very Twilight this episode.

I have the same thing, but it's with Ray Walston and John Ralston Saul.

Gotta say I disagree with Noel.
 
Presenting segments of performance, rather than whole choreographies, was actually better for helping a noob (which I am) understand Bausch's work. By seeing passages from different works composed over the course of 30-40 years, I could see pretty clearly how she developed certain…

In Canada, we use a Robertson.

I concur! Especially w/the Joe Jackson backup vocals — very authentic!

lobster, who knew you were so easy to manipulate?

that is a genius idea. GENIUS.

@Tarkovskys. I cannot answer you, because it's totally unknown to me what you just asked me, and also very boring.

or maybe Ray Smuckles
yeah, maybe that's it…

Smoove B
This guy sounds just like…

oops
make that " in this thread"

Big assumption…
"This is one of the weirdest, most uncomfortable plots Mad Men has ever attempted… Kiernan Shipka, awesome as she is, is just enough younger (mentally, if not physically - both girls are the same age) than the character she plays to create an uneasy tension between what the story requires of her and…

Simon — spoken (written?) like a total Southie!

and crimpline — any girls out there remember that?

that is why I could never watch "That 70s Show"

As have I.

In fact, that's how it's spelt.

My irritation is assuaged
this makes up for that crap interview last week (erzatz Tony Clifton).