So bets anyone on Mickey Doyle's chances of surviving the end of the season?

"This show is framed like a sweeping drama about the ruthlessness of history; in practice, it’s a tone poem with a body count."

Didn't he basically invent the hangover ballad? Or was that the Stones?

Like Lou Reed. The Original Wrapper.
http://www.youtube.com/watc…

Bugs Potter was classic YA fiction.

Roger Korman movies suck. They're so cartoonish and tacky. As a viewer, it's impossible to get wrapped in the gothic mythos he tries so hard to create. It seems that he's trying to ruin Edgar Allan Poe and Vincent Price at the same time. So much wasted potential.

Say a word for Jimmy Brown. He ain't got nuthin at all.

that's pretty funny. where the fuck is that from?

Reed's music was the soundtrack to major events in my life.

Hunchbacked geeks is a Billy Bob reference. I couldn't resist.

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horrible

Just the other day I saw Perfect Day being used to sell video games. Never seen a Lou Reed used in a commercial before. I wonder if there's a connection.

I love you Lou.

So the argument is this: Boardwalk is not 'great TV" because it lacks for 'loose ends and stray idiosyncracies'. But I thought u said the problem was that it lacked a central theme?

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"The ‘Jackass’ movies are honestly some of the best movies I’ve ever
seen. Those guys are geniuses. If they had grown up with a different
group of people, they could’ve been performance artists at Bard College,
and people would be writing papers about them."
- Louis CK in 2011 interview with Pitchfork

She has gorgeous eyes. I have no idea how photo-shopped it all is, but if the girl in that picture showed up in my life tomorrow I'd be in love.

Kristen Wiig?

I sort of feel the same way. But the other day I saw the unsold pilot for Life on Mars - an Odenkirk/Garofalo vehicle that never took off. She's really charismatic in it.