Wait, I still am. I made this about me.

Saw this in it's initial release when I was 25. Didn't like it. Felt it was hokey and lacking in thrills. Caught it on TV a while ago, 20 years of life, marriage, and raising kids behind me. I was white-knuckled through the whole thing — even though I knew how it turned out, I was worried the whole time about the…

- A Clockwork Orange set in a near-future South Central LA with Nadsat re-imagined as an extension of current hip-hop, street slang. All the protagonists are black, all the authority figures white.

Wouldn't part (or all) of the blame rest on the studio system that backed the film, or the writers? Maybe slap the auteur theory's wang out of your mouth.

It's not nearly as good as the book,

It could just be a person with a sense of humor who has no specific political affiliations at all.

None of the news networks tell the truth. None. Of. Them.

No, it's a "go and fucking shoot everyone" game.

Which parts of the design are new? The words?

It is if you're American. To some of the developing world, they're pretty important.

It's TV. There's no such thing as "prestige drama".

God forbid a fictional TV show isn't 100% based in reality. But I do kind of take your point. Watching the characters go through the day-to-day business of governing would be RIVETING!

Sort of like Downton Abbey.

As long as there's lots of killing, amirite?

I saw them in concert sometime after Entwistle passed away. I think it was the very tour he died on. They looked and sounded stunned. Sure, they gave it the old college try, but you could tell they were missing him terribly and we're finishing the tour for the sake of the fans. Still though, they played better than…

They have the right to operate under the trademark.

And they're seemingly allergic to staying in power.

In this guy's defense, Odenkirk could be just about anybody in that hat. Even James Earl Jones or Oscar winner Tatum O'Neal.

You do not know what you are talking about, sir.

Does Solo break his ankle in that one?