Their name does seem to imply that they anticipated moving to streaming at some point.

That's some sweet nerding out.

I'm probably reading way too much into the 2 second clip of all those people in the creepy masks but I picture something like a Dark Knight Returns arc where Pullman ends up the leader of some weird cult. I didn't realize that he was supposed to be likable in the end so I was picturing him as the original mutant…

Didn't see that they mentioned this below.

You're right, it is interesting.

That other musician was Spider Stacy, from The Pogues.

I considered that too but even if that was the case, it still seems as though just saying what you're actually doing is the excuse that has the best chance of being believable.

Holder's message.
Was anybody else disappointed/bothered by Holder's voice mail message? He's a former drug addict who is most likely distrusted by whoever he was leaving the message to, so he decides that his phone manner should be evasive and drug-addled? Why the fuck would he have not just said "my friend/partner's…

If I'm going to take anybody's advice on nutrition, it's definitely going to be a fat ass vegetarian's. Definitely.

I didn't really care for the ending, but…
I liked the way that Joker and Weeper are kind of portrayed as necessary counterbalancing forces to a law and order ethos (and the writers are mostly content to leave that theme as subtext, unlike most comic book authors). I especially liked the way Weeper realized he had to…

I haven't watched most of the past couple seasons…
but I like the first season a lot. 'We Gon Make Love', 'Get A New Daddy', the Abe Lincoln assassination thing, that shit was hilarious. I feel that, like a lot of writers, they used most of their good, polished stuff in the first season and were left with more…

Speaking of Loretta's father, the Marshalls didn't realize/find out that he'd been poisoned. I have to imagine that that means poison will be coming back into play at some point. On the other hand, maybe that was just a way to explain why Dickie and Mags weren't in prison for murder.

Raylan didn't sideswipe them, did he? It looked to me like the hitmen did that high speed chase spin-out technique that cops use to Raylan's car.

There are some great episodes after the Christmas episode in the 6th season, especially "The Rain King" and "The Unnatural".

I always wonder if people take family heirlooms with them on trips to Vegas (if so, sad) or if most of the people on the show are people who live in Las Vegas.

The annoying thing about the British version is that it really can't avoid that class divide that John was talking about in the review. Half of the antiques on the show are some little bauble that a Lord gave to someone's charwoman ancestor on the occasion of her 60th anniversary of "service". It makes the show kind…

I thought it was decent.
I second ABP's comment about the acting in the US version being much more compelling, especially when it comes to the werewolf character. I think this is a pleasant show that I generally look forward to watching but it's certainly not great, nor is it even really aspiring to be. It seems…

Carl Barks on Scrooge's money…
It's funny, I was just reading some old Donald Duck comics last week and in "The Magic Hourglass", Scrooge gives an estimate of his fortune. His investments start going south and he is losing a billion dollars a minute. He says that at that rate, he will be broke in 600 years. That would…

My wife bought some danskos because she liked how they looked (they were pearlescent) but she thinks they are the least comfortable shoe she has ever owned. Weird that they are apparently known for being comfortable.

Two things.
1. Tovey is a distractingly terrible actor. He's decent enough when he doesn't have to convey much emotion but any time he needs to emote a little he goes way the fuck over the top. I understand that the argument can be made that the character is supposed to be a little bitch but come on, nobody sounds…