…because David Mitchell says it more eloquently and snarkily than I could:
http://youtu.be/om7O0MFkmpw

"She-Wolf of London"

That's why I love this Mitchell and Webb sketch so much….

I have to ask….

At least we haven't outsourced Captain America yet.

That was also one of the great things about "Law and Order: Original Recipe", too.  They filmed in New York and pulled actors from the great pool of talent that is Broadway.  Although they, also, eventually cast a Brit in one of the leads…..

They faced that issue with Tim Roth in "Lie To Me'.  The network wanted him to play it with an American accent, but the producers and the director told him to play it with his normal cadence.  The performance was much better and more natural that way.  Roth has done a decent American accent in the past, but biting…

Hey, Brandford Bee.  I'm planning a run for Literature Mayor - what were your campaign expenses like?

I'm just sooooo relieved to know that hair care products will not be in short supply in a post-apocalyptic world!  Apparently Garnier and L'Oreal have managed to keep their factories operational with a canny combination of donkeys on treadmills and slave labor.

I'm just sooooo relieved to know that hair care products will not be in short supply in a post-apocalyptic world!  Apparently Garnier and L'Oreal have managed to keep their factories operational with a canny combination of donkeys on treadmills and slave labor.

Didn't you know?  All the books spontaneously combusted right after The Event!

Didn't you know?  All the books spontaneously combusted right after The Event!

I friggin' loved Speed Racer!  I saw it in the theaters out of morbid curiosity and was given a candy-colored, unironic, underdog movie that
unapologetically wore it's heart on it's sleeve.  I think critics were baffled by it's sincerity, so they didn't know what to make of it.

I friggin' loved Speed Racer!  I saw it in the theaters out of morbid curiosity and was given a candy-colored, unironic, underdog movie that
unapologetically wore it's heart on it's sleeve.  I think critics were baffled by it's sincerity, so they didn't know what to make of it.

Definitely human.  The scene where she's dripping wet,doing push-ups and asking for a status update from David made it pretty clear that she'd just gotten out of stasis.  She wouldn't have needed to be in stasis if she was an android.

Definitely human.  The scene where she's dripping wet,doing push-ups and asking for a status update from David made it pretty clear that she'd just gotten out of stasis.  She wouldn't have needed to be in stasis if she was an android.

It doesn't matter White Suburban Punk…..they're all the same book

It doesn't matter White Suburban Punk…..they're all the same book

"Wheel of Time"!  I'd long since wiped that train-wreck of a series out of my mind, but, Cheebus, I grew to loathe every character in those books.  Maybe Jordan intended the constant repetitiveness of the characters' actions and their refusal to learn anything as some kind of metaphor for the repeating cycles of…

"Wheel of Time"!  I'd long since wiped that train-wreck of a series out of my mind, but, Cheebus, I grew to loathe every character in those books.  Maybe Jordan intended the constant repetitiveness of the characters' actions and their refusal to learn anything as some kind of metaphor for the repeating cycles of…