Yup. And Abberline falling for her, in a proper Victorian sorta way.

I think ESPN reached saturation with serious sports fans sometime in the 90s. Since it's owned by a corporation with stockholders, they can't really say "Okay, we've maxed out our viewing audience."

I think there's an obvious middle ground. You're never going to stop kids from bullying each other. Humans apparently have to create pecking orders and that's how they do that.

Wilson tells the story on his Nerdist appearance. He's really fun, though dumbshit Hardwick doesn't ask him about Freaks and Geeks.

The only one who'd tell us the truth was the Great Bearded Wizard of Northampton.

You are. That was the Hays Code, imposed by the major studios in the 30s. In addition to naughty words and sex, it banned things like depiction of crime if the perpetrators were not made to pay and miscenigation.

Our poor elementary music teacher played The Final Countdown in memory of the Challenger astronauts to my second or third grade class. I think I broke her heart a little bit by making an explosion sound after the song ended.

I thought Gucci Mane was Italian.

I disagree about everything else, except this explanation of why I don't like the Big Bang Theory.

I don't experience it this way. I guess I think it's a solid adaptation, but not on level of something like Out of Sight that blows away the source material.

This is me, too. The only X of the week show I've kept watching is Leverage and that's probably a fair amount out of loyalty to Kung Fu Monkey and general leftwingedness. The cons rarely bring me much pleasure, but I like all the actors and the overarching arcs with Nate and Sophie, Hardison and Parker, Nate and booze.

I'm pretty sure I'm not being alone in reading Sandman in trades after it already had ended, either.

I actually make the argument pretty often that I'd like to see a movie where I get to watch Transformers fight each other. If someone would just make one, I'd watch it happily. But, no, Michael Bay has to make his blip action, so I get bored after 40 minutes of the first movie and go away.

Not enough. I'd watch a show about him doing pilates and being a generally quirky werewolf who occasionally helped a boring man solve mysteries. Grimm is too much medicine to choke down for one interesting character.

The first track would be:
"You gotta plant more cottonwoods around that farmhouse, bro."

This is me, too. A Boy Named Goo has a shitload of catchy, power pop type songs on it and the by far best of their hits "Name." Their later hits all rounded of the slight rough edge that album had and became really forgettable. I hated everything after and I haven't heard the before but that's a solid album.

It's not just that, it's that she rather YOUR kid got sick and died.

That sounds like it'd be a bunch of people insisting that Coach was awesome, which we who watch the show already know. But the whole reason there might be a movie is that enough people did not watch the show. Lots of tell, not show, in other words.

And make Jaye a cannibal.

L.I.E., the Lobsters 1 story.