"I find lentils incomprehensible" is the greatest non sequitur of all time.

The outfit was kind of cute, but has the cycle of fashion grown so rapid that we're now all the way up to mid-90's retro? Is Clueless the new touchstone?

And if I were Mick Jagger, I would try to get back together with Marianne Faithfull.

Yes edked, you are correct. The first season is absolutely gross-looking and -sounding, and the second season found it's aesthetic groove, but still hadn't developed the sharp-edged humour that made the show awesome.

I have no idea what a GURP is.

I liked Season 6. I like the nerds, I like the musical, I like when Buffy starts fucking Spike (even though I've never been a huge Spike fan), I like Anya and Xander's wedding, I even like how working at the Doublemeat Palace is meant to be the ULTIMATE indignity visited upon her, worse than dying twice. Although…

More proof would be that for a television fight scene, it's pretty long, and the scene is "They Live" is basically the most ridiculously extended mano a mano fight scene in the history of film.

Yeah, I agree with everyone—It was obvious immediately where it was going, took too long to get there, and was poorly-acted, but the wife/girlfriend's reaction was what saved it and made it still at least moderately amusing.

Is Helo a superhero?
Okay, Buffy and Faith were slayers, Spike and Angel were vampires, I'll even assume that Echo can be programmed with increased stamina and adrenaline suppression or whatever in order to feel less pain and keep kicking ass, but really, Why does Ballard seem to feel no pain and can take down 40…

Just to reiterate…
I'm rewatching the episode, and the news interviews grow more cringe-inducing with every viewing.

She's so awesome! I mean both Dewitt and Olivia Williams. And hot. Was I the only one who thought that in the "Taffy" episode, with the updo and the omnipresent glass of scotch, she had a very Anne Bancroft in "The Graduate" vibe?

No, I think it is entirely possible.

The age of consent in The Netherlands is FUCKING 12. That is ridic.

That movie they were in together really did kind of suck. Mostly because Thora Birch didn't do a very good British accent, and the twist felt a bit malicious and yet unearned.

Maybe he meant Keira Knightley is a certain type of too famous? Because I thought the same thing when I first saw that there was an interview with her. In any event, I have no doubt that she is a naturally slim girl, but I also do think she is thinner than she is supposed to be. I know I was about 11 kilos thinner…

Why are you interviewing this chump?
She's too skinny, not all that pretty, and really, not even all that talented. A posh accent hides a multitude of sins. Argh, I can't stand her.

I actually didn't really like this movie, and only actually enjoyed the scene with Sarah Silverman, but I will be forever grateful to the phrases it introduced to my high-school lexicon, like "fucksuck" and "You like to fuck baby heads?"

Strange Days was actually done in My Year of Flops, though I really liked it.

Yes, that is what they say about assumptions. Also, if someone tried to pay with a $100 bill, I would totes have their back. But MOST importantly, do fundamentalist Mormons really even go to normal people restaurants? Do they even live in environments where normal people are around? And if they do, would they…

Kid Dada: Sleep is meant to be erotic. It's generally presented without context, but the sleeping guy in the film was Warhol's boyfriend at the time, and in its entire 8 hours, is like an extended version of staring at someone you're in love with, finding them so fascinating in even the most mundane of situations.