the flophouse doing "a talking cat?!?" was absolutely amazing and made me download the movie, which is every bit as incredibly, hilariously terrible as they make it out to be.

i prefer "adrama" to "adama-drama." other than that (is that even a quibble?) this review and your others of BSG have been great to read, so thank you, sonia.

Brit Marling would be incredible. Every character she plays is this morose, brooding, down-on-her-luck loner. Which is perfect.
(I love Brit Marling I am not being mean I am sorry Brit)

that audrey hepburn look was sure making me feel funny things.

punch me in the rockgroin, please.

what if we start a kickstarter? surely more people like your PR reviews than potato salad. that's how it works, right?

glad you came around on tricia helfer, as i think her acting is fantastic in this show. she could easily slide by on her hotness, but instead it feels like every movement, every turn of her head, every step, has been carefully planned and orchestrated. she imbues Six with this coolness, a slinkiness, an amazing…

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don't listen to him, kids!!

so i loved hospice but wasn't a fan of burst apart. someone tell me how to feel about this album!

HE IS THE MACHINE!

you've always got to preheat the oven. you can't skip that step.

perhaps the scarebags got to him.

you goddamn city slickers with your bookstores.

when he started showing up on breaking bad my wife and i honestly couldn't decide whether his name had actually been landry or lance without resorting to the internets. behold the power of coach T.

ding-dongs, you say? how delightfully euphemistic.

"you can't call it a comeback if you never even been away and i ain't never been no place."

I was in a band in high school that covered "My Friend Peter." Sometimes we'd play it twice in one set.

man, you ain't just whistling dixie there.

he's looking down on us from Murderer Heaven.