He could have been in a flashback, mortherfuckers! Or ghost…

Why are we still stuck at the farm when there's a whole world to explore? Because it's cheap as hell to film in a farm in the woods. Romero shot at a farm in the woods because he was on a shoestring budget and then made sequels in urban areas, such as a shopping mall, when he had more money. AMC, when Darabont was…

Wynn Duffy is going to kill Quarles.  He'll probably take over his operation and finally be the big bad in the next season, and hopefully until the end of the series.

I saw Adaptation with a girI I liked and she kept saying "hey that's yoi, that's you" when the loser Nic Cage twin was onscreen.

In college, I saw Chicago with this Japanese girl I met on Craigslist, and it was at this cool theater in Seattle (the 45th Guild) and I liked this movie way more than I thought would. Afterwards, while We walked back to the car and I was happy with the good movie-cute girl combo of the night, she told me she was…

Sony and Michael Jackson's estate are hanging in a tree on a full moon night asking "Have you seen my livelihood?"

And in the end, I bet the guy at Sony in charge of this went out back, smashed a car, screamed into the night and turned into a jaguar.

I'm with Jay on this.  Of course the current model is outdated.  I have some hope in Apple TV can change things (though the TV shows are much too expensive on Itunes, especially for a few bucks for a Daily Show or Colbert).  But things will change for the better, at least a bit.  I sadly think that the new model won't…

1) On Kick Ass Torrents which I'd guess is indicative of torrents, you had Fringe, Modern Family, Homeland, Breakng Bad, Spartacus, Sons of Anarchy and Boardwalk Empire n the top 30 most torrented shows now. These are all smart shows, and most very, very costly. And tellingly, some aren't even airing right now and are…

I bet the shittiest, most common food is the most stolen food at the grocery store. But if 75 percent of prime rib was stolen, guess what, they wouldn't be selling prime rib anymore.

I guess they work for me because I never really thought about Dos Equis before. When it came to Mexican beer I was all about Corona, then Pacifico. Now I'll try Dos Equis once in awhile.

Yeah, I think it's a good argument against piracy, but what also scares my friends that do it is the threat of legal trouble. I was dead against the bullshit laws the government wanted to enact against net neutrality, but I'm happy they go after pirates and people who abuse the system, even if it's just to make a pn…

I'm a big fan but didn't know they were behind some commercials. I think the Old Spice guy was a huge success because it was so odd that it changed people's perspective of Old Spice, which was previously viewed as an old man scent. Those commercials don't try to be super hip and appeal to the young, but just weird, so…

I wonder if advertisers pay less now that dvrs are so common, or if there's a premium cost to be the first commercial or the last, as it's more likely the viewer will catch that commercial fore or after they FF.

My take on pirating is that smart people know how to get TV and movies for free and thus there is no need to make TV for smart people. Why spend millions on a show like Game of Thromes or try to make something smart like Breaking Bad or Mad Men when tech-savvy young turks (the target market) will download it and see…

I always remembered this episode in that the Urkel dance was born out of Urkel unintentionally drinking spiked punch, which Bill Hicks cited in his "great things that come from drugs" bit. But is clipped proved he and I have been wrong - great art and beauty comes while you are stone sober.

If you count a book of lyrics, Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band: The Movie could be added to this list.

You guys missed the most obvious one, and most successful: One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest. It's probably because it just changes the point of view of who is telling the story, but that is such a dramatic change for Ksey's book, and yet the movie is so damn good despite of it.

But going around wrestling with zombies, blowing their heads open, stabbing the hell out of them with blood going all over your face and the rest of your body, that doesn't the disease at all. At least not if your in a pack of insufferably annoying, miserable human beings.

Remember AIDS early on, and everyone was afraid of getting through ways that was impossible? Its clear that in this world people have overcome their fear of zombie blood pretty fast, and pretty much wear zombie blood as face paint and share zombie blood knives. Rick covered his eyes and mouth the first time he killed…