The Highlander was a documentary and the events happened in real time.

I am so glad this was posted, as now I know what to get my soon-to-be-brother-in-law for his birthday and/or Christmas.  Tidying Up Art is a bit pricey, but I know the fiancee will be happy to go in on it.

One does not simply walk into Hodor.

Maybe I'm a bad person, but I love this commercial because he cuts that kid off.  It's also why I liked those commercials where Ally Bank was mean to kids.

Are you saying that AT&T isn't doing anything to increase the Laurel Canyon sound?

I'd watch the shit out of that.

It's not About a Boy, I can tell you that right now.

@avclub-858b67085072a6f2403cf500871f4068:disqus : that's what I figured you meant by that, but I can't resist a chance to discuss Zulu.  I do agree with that, the film does a great job of telling us plenty about the characters, and by building to the battle, you get a sense of dread and fear that surely the men…

@avclub-817fde73cb35d91a2cb63520835563f9:disqus : I knew I should have said Mike LaValliere, but Sid Bream is literally the first Pirate to always pop in my head.

BURN.

She has a second expression, one that says: "YOU shit all over the floor!"

The fact that Daryl still carries a crossbow when they have a multitude of firearms is ridiculous.  I get that it's silent (so it's good for zombie-killin'), and that it's his character's Excalibur, but c'mon.

Maybe I was wrong on this, but I laughed when I saw Herschel getting the AR-15 in a position to potentially use it, and the scope appeared to have the lens cap still on it. 

Zulu build?  I love that movie, and I think I get what you're saying, but care to go into greater detail?

I think it was clear he didn't have any.  His glass was upside-down.

See, I never had a problem with that part.  I assumed he had reloaded, but they just didn't show it.  It would've made some sense to show him reloading, but there was a passage of time and cuts to other things happening, so it wasn't the same as someone being shown firing consecutively more rounds than their gun would…

A random hobo fucking his chained up zombie girlfriend in a cabin is included in a chapter of Cormac McCarthy's anticipated sequel The Road 2.

This really is the best.  I don't know what it all says, but I don't even care.  It's the best for the Michonne frowns and the fact that I somehow can hear Rick's spanish lines in his growling, angry voice.

A pirate walks into a bar, and he has a ship's wheel sticking out of his crotch and a parrot perched atop the wheel.  He orders a shot of rum. 

Bob Knepper, the former Houston Astros pitcher?