Well, you got my like for the reference to Sir Pterry

Well, you got my like for the reference to Sir Pterry

At my HS, there was a bit of a crossover thing between us handful of alt-rock REM/Smiths/Cure/New Order fans and the handful of punk/hardcore fans, and the occasional crossover in tastes (e.g., I had Minor Threat, Black Flag, Clash albums/tapes next to my Echo & The Bunnymen, Billy Bragg and Joy Division albums).  The…

Miller What you say is true, but with REM , I (especially as a dumbass 16 yo) felt like, circa 1987 and the release of Document, they'd already done all these albums the dumb jocks in my HS had never heard of.  They couldn't have been hurting financially (to the extent that might have occurred to 16 yo me), and if…

Indeed slimslowslider, only time will tell.

I at first thought he intended to take her black cherry, but leave her cherry intact, especially with his nattering on about sometimes having to go through pain to acquire satisfaction.

"Who would screw Alan Greenspan, right?"

I love your idea in theory.  In practice— given the shit most of America seems to prefer to shovel down its collective throats— we'd be left with cable packages consisting of Fox News, Tru TV, various sports channels, and maybe stuff like the History Channel, provided they completely remove anything that anyone might…

But, season by season:
 
1.  The Prophecy is the opposite of what we normally get in sci-fi/fantasy— instead of the heroine triumphing, she's going to die.  And instead of doing something to render the prophecy invalid, the heroine really does die.  It's less a god from a machine than a devil. 
2.  The sword (and even…

Well, the Angel thing took a bit longer than that.  And remember, he spent what was to him a pretty long time in hell, so there's an argument to be made that the other characters would have cause to be at least somewhat fogiving once he demonstrated that he was back fighting on the side of the angels, as it were.

If Charlie Hunnam guest stars, you'll probably get to see his ass.  So there's that.

No spoilers, but suffice it to say that other shit goes down that makes the whole Gepetto thing a bit of a backburner issue.

I haven't stopped, but I don't have the same enthusiasm.

. . . like a mandrill.

That host segment is my favorite of all-time.  Or maybe the Bergman-esque b&w joke about the pier in "Sword and the Dragon."

Code Name Diamond Head (with Ian "Lovejoy" McShane)
Secret Agent Super Dragon

"JEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEDDDDD!!!"

BartFargoBartFargoBartFargoBart . . .!

"There's a concept, it's called harmon-eeee!"

Apropos of nothing . . .