He thought he was applying … NO HUMOR!

He'll always be "the squinty one".

That's funny, I'm much more interested in Poochie than Ames. I certainly agree that this episode didn't add much to her character, but there are still untravelled avenues for her. Ames on the other hand … I pretty much agree with the above. Are they going to have her strip down and oil up every episode? Because…

Agreed that it's fascinating. One of those "I can't believe so much talent went into making this disaster" viewings. And hell, Caan and Duvall. There's usually something interesting going on.

Writing shitty novels.

Us too. It was my wife's favorite show while it was airing and continues to be her most missed.

Of course he's beneath us! He's an actor!

You just want to hear "in his butt".

He's a tiny little man. Cotton ball for a pillow.

As it turns out, he's also a notary. So he's got that going for him too.

Seconded, for the most part. Some of that I didn't understand.

Best King book he didn't write - The Passage by Justin Cronin.

Yeah, Cell was good, not great. As a despiser of cell-phones, I like the concept more than the execution.

Does The mist count as a short story? That still gets my vote, mostly because I read it in that perfect window when I was old enough to understand everything that was happening and young enough to be completely freaked out. Plus one hell of a bleak ending.

Hey, I still love the Bruce Campbell!

Anything looks better with Nathan Fillion. Even Hamlet. Especially Hamlet.

Jorge - got that right. Speaking of McFarlane, maybe he could be brought in as a script doctor. That's the only thing that could make this even better!

Dorothy goes full-frontal.

Successful two-hundresies!

I like his standup, but agree that his crowd work is great. Also, he's a very funny interview subject. NNF is only ok, but when he's not in the driver's seat on, for example, WTF or Doug Benson I really enjoy him.