There's a deleted scene where he describes the Hello video and starts to cry.

Revolution Science: "There's like a hundred billion quadrillion zillion of these spore thingies. They get into your poop. And that's why the lights went out." 

A nuke?

"they’re united when a boy is born who has the potential to be both good and bad"

"You'll be hearing from us."
"From Marvel's Agents of SHIELD?"
"Just call us SHIELD"

I know this thread is dead, but I'm sure we'll get into this further next Friday. I hope you follow this flag.

That reminds me of the Kids in the Hall skit where they stop in the middle to celebrate Scott Thompson's 100th time playing a waiter. I wish SNL could do something that clever.

You're not alone. When I watched This is 40 and got to the scene in the principal's office that got all the praise in the reviews, I found it dreadful. I derisively thought "Oh she's doing that act again. She's being bawdy. She's being improv-y and saying naughty words. And she's going to keep going. What am I…

Mittens sleeps and doesn't sleep with the fishes.

Also, the Cultspiracy seems kind of slapdash. As though the writers felt just saying "there's a conspiracy that extends into the police department!" should be enough to suffice us. Instead, it just makes everyone seem like chickens running around with their heads cut off, to use a phrase I positively hate using.…

Tony neither gets shot nor doesn't get shot. It was just so Chase could thumb his nose at the audience one last time and then scoff at people who ask for answers. Though it was a very well done sequence.

That was such a lame dream/hallucination sequence. She just wanders around the set and is told to give up her quest. There is absolutely zero imagination to this show.

Wings is on Reelz constantly. I once DVRed it for like a month and had a good chunk of the entire series. Which meant that I ended up going through the entirety of Wings.

Yeah, but now I'll be able to take part in all those Modern Family discussions I never hear anyone ever having.

USA- The Home of "Oh Yeah, I Used To Watch That Show During Weekend Marathons. You Mean They're Still Making New Episodes Of It? Well Good For Them." Television.

Ben and Casey- the Fidel and Raul of post-apocalyptic California. Roman Empress Jennifer Garner being waited on hand and foot by beefy slaves. Matt Damon running the resistance.

Ammo is a limited resource, unless you're talking about the massive assault rifles that aren't commonly used due to lack of ammo. But if you actually have those guns, fire at will.

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Man, a power struggle would be great. Instead we just get "Attack The Compound: The Series"

Mr. Selfridge, as I plan to retire as Lord of the Shire, I would like to offer you this, a most prominent position amidst society and vocation. Needless to say, this is quite the delightful establishment of a cinematic motion picture franchise. Mr. Vincent of Holly Wood by way of Brookedlynne may join you on your…