Perhaps. Like I said, I started with episode 3 yesterday, but I did shotgun both seasons just last week.

That is a terribly weird double bill. I guess I was a fan of both back in the day (though I really only had Manson's big breakthrough, which I think was at least their second album if not their third).

I rewatched episodes 1.3-1.8 of BoJack last night with a buddy, since he had only seen the first couple. I really have no idea why it got such poor initial reviews. The third episode, which introduces the adult Sarah Lynn (another great animated character from Kristen Schaal), is particularly wonderful.

After I watched it the first time, I put the DVD in my computer so I could fastforward through it to capture some of its outrageous images - I found the plot was more comprehensible in fast forward! It was kind of a fun discovery.

Might see MI:5 later today.

What's it like to eat 60 pancakes?

Did he eat them???

Da Maniac loves you!

I think its complete nonsensicalness is what makes it so memorable. I always see the movie as just some insane guy who thinks he's uncovered a conspiracy.

John Cena in Trainwreck should now definitely be on the list of good wrestler performances.

I watched SO many European pseudo-art films dubbed into English back in those days. I mean, I watched so many 10 minute chunks of European pseudo-art films dubbed into English.

If you want to be really upset, ask them what they think about Hocus Pocus.

European probably is bad, but I still get a lot of mileage out of "I think he's gonna pork her" every time I see any couple making out.

Hurray! Hate for Almost Famous! I've waited 15 years for people to turn against that film. I hated it the day it came out and never understood what people were seeing in it. For a long time now I've just had to enjoy watching Cameron Crowe become a bigger and bigger failure.

He's definitely one of the only good things about it.

HA HA HA!

That was by far my favorite segment from the Aussie version. I watched it three times. I liked the original a lot, but about a third of the segments fell flat, unlike the American show which I pretty much enjoyed all the way through.

The episode is also the source of another of my all-time favorite lines, "Suicide is badass!"

We're gonna shove so much stuff up our asses!

You are incorrect, Dent.