I quickly forgot about every previous role I've seen him in once he hit the floor on this show. It was fantastic to watch him work.

He could have been, but he wouldn't have been allowed to post here.

As mentioned above, we've heard his Mr. Burns voice. His "cartoonish villain" isn't great either.

If he's seen it, then yes. Absolutely. But usually he's too busy watching Bones. And wondering out loud when everyone is going to start boning.

Now my father-in-law will have TWO favorite shows.

They HAVE been around for ten years, right? So . . .

Breaking news: movies that are sequels to other movies resemble the other movies that they are sequels to.

Lots of their stuff is atrocious, but A Boy Named Goo is still one of my favorite albums. Naked and Flat Top are unqualified Good Music imo

Once again, reacting to something with abject apathy completely paid off. My feelings aren't hurt and I saved two and a half hours of my time. I've never watched a trailer for a movie that actively made me want to avoid it more.

Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio is still getting work!

Speaking as someone who also hates funerals and looks for any excuse to get out of them, I applaud this move.

Eh, if it had tried to be its own thing, fanboys would have screamed bloody murder. They really were screwed either way. They made an entertaining, well-sourced adaptation of the book. That's the most anyone could hope for.

Counterpoint: The Watchmen movie wasn't that bad.

I've always liked his reviews. Very unpretentious and knowledgeable. Doesn't try to be too goofy or weird. Relaxing to watch.

Big ups to (presumably) a reference to the one book I was assigned to read in high school and actually enjoyed.

As opposed to those lawyers that DO like to lose

Frank gets to have custody of him on weekdays for sexual release and general chauffeuring, but Claire gets him on weekends and he's willing to commit one to three murders a month for her.

Are Trump politics not fake politics?

"I welcome (person's name) and (person's name) in their new roles on (name of production) and look forward to (verb)-ing with them and our (noun) on season (number).

Ubisoft is perfectly free to bastardize Stephen Colbert's character and make him into an Assassin ally.