Not nearly enough, considering there seem to be dozens if not hundreds of serial killers running around the greater Miami area*, each of which conveniently following set patterns.

I'm guessing they skipped forward so they could age Harrison to the point where he can actually be a character instead of a prop.

Yeah I usually like Elliot Gould and don't think too highly of Voight, but  as far as quality of writing goes the character of Mickey is better than Ezra.

I can't wrap my head around Sushi as a unit of measurement. Can you explain it in cups of premium coffee, or, if necessary, football fields?

She's cool because she has magic eyes and she's the only one who can see Harry too.

I agree, but I suspect the demographic of folks who have second-tier premium cable channels would skew towards white, middle age and upper middle class, and the males of that species eat this shit up (while their mates seem to enjoy Weeds and the equivalent.)

Yeah, there's something happening here. But what it is, ain't exactly easy to discern.

It's not that puzzling to me, it's from 1970 and I think the subjects in the song are both going to be loving some other "one they're with" tomorrow night. It's "Get Lucky" for free love hippies.

FINCTHTNER!

The weird thing to me is they started out as a cheap self-published comic book that was basically a parody of Frank Miller ninja stuff like Ronin, Electra, the Wolverine mini-series etc., plus some general digs at how every new character Marvel was creating was a mutant.

The Trip 2: Electric Hullabaloo

Just as racist? Please, they've perfected it. When it comes to racism we're like McDonalds to their 3 Michelin Star Nouvelle Cuisine.

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if you're the kind of person who says "nothing ever happens" on Mad Men

I guess, though he

Don has a heart attack, Megan is killed by Bob Benson, Dr. Rosen puts her heart in Don, season 7 is an emotionally awakened Dick Whitman shrugging off his Don Draper identity as he takes to the road, "Highway to Heaven" style.

Yeah? I'd argue Steve Job

What makes his dark turn so incredible is that he's so sweet and vulnerable (aww) on the first night. He wins the crowd over with flop sweat. He's so genuinely paralyzed by fear he can't do anything but admit he's in over his head, and it works because it's so damn charming.

You know someone in your family is gonna be the one to make the choice, not you, and they're gonna pick "Tears in Heaven."

Something to consider: whatever song you choose, all the people in attendance are going to associate that song with being sad at your funeral from that point on.