That is a tremendous, wonderfully evocative scene…and not even the best one from Mauvais Sang.
https://www.youtube.com/wat…

Hmmmmm hmmmm hmm hmmmmmmmmmmmmm hmmmmmmm hmm.

I believe it's "Monsters of Monologue '94," season 20, episode 2, 
Marisa Tomei/Bonnie Raitt.

My review of Beau Travail: boring boring boring boring boring boring boring boring boring boring boring boring boring boring boring boring boring WHAT THE WHAT?????????

Oh, Mike, Mike, Mike. I knew eventually the AV Club would bend your brutal grading system so that a 64 is now a B+.

Cats!

April fools! "Last Man Standing" wasn't even renewed for a second season!

"Wonderwall" = 0
Ryan Adams = 0
"Wonderwall" + Ryan Adams = 6

I got a compulsory romance notification for THIS?

I got a "Caged Wisdom" notification for this?!

This is the darkest timeline.

Before Midnight and Escape From Tomorrow both got A-minuses from him and didn't make his top five, yet After Tiller got a B-plus and did. DON'T BE A SUNDANCE REVISIONIST, SAMUEL.

Court at night? I'm already laughing! Tell me more.

Court at night? I'm already laughing! Tell me more.

You're close. Chuck Lorre.

You're close. Chuck Lorre.

I have been told I should be glad I don't understand that joke.

I have been told I should be glad I don't understand that joke.

I saw NPH in "Assassins" on Broadway as The Balladeer/[spoiler], and he was easily the weak link in the cast. His acting was fine, but the timbre of his voice (singing or speaking) just didn't work well in a live theater setting. The intimacy of "Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog" suited him better.

I saw NPH in "Assassins" on Broadway as The Balladeer/[spoiler], and he was easily the weak link in the cast. His acting was fine, but the timbre of his voice (singing or speaking) just didn't work well in a live theater setting. The intimacy of "Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog" suited him better.