I'm OK with Collins' madness. I'm assuming the OFA often gets into some shady business when most of their work is on foreign soil with very different guidelines for diplomacy. I'm also assuming we'll get more insight into the method and motivation as we go on. I, for one, was glad they flipped their usual M.O. of…

Yep!

Yep!

I do agree that in the real world, Peter constantly risking he and Elizabeth's safety for Neal would be hard to swallow, but oh the woes of ambitious buddy action-dramedy.

I do agree that in the real world, Peter constantly risking he and Elizabeth's safety for Neal would be hard to swallow, but oh the woes of ambitious buddy action-dramedy.

I was more having fun with the Swahili aspect.

I was more having fun with the Swahili aspect.

Thanks Jerky! Good to be back.

Thanks Jerky! Good to be back.

Just got the soundtrack, which might be even better.

Just got the soundtrack, which might be even better.

Any time friend o' mine.

Any time friend o' mine.

It does seem as if VH1 has become their destination for "prestige" programming, but that doesn't really conceal this doc as being sort of desperate self-promo. One of these days someone will tell the definitive story of the show, the good bad and ugly. Somehow I doubt its demise was as amicably accepted as this…

It does seem as if VH1 has become their destination for "prestige" programming, but that doesn't really conceal this doc as being sort of desperate self-promo. One of these days someone will tell the definitive story of the show, the good bad and ugly. Somehow I doubt its demise was as amicably accepted as this…

I also have the Nightmare on Elm Street trading cards.

I also have the Nightmare on Elm Street trading cards.

For a second I thought you were talking about Fight the Power, but indeed, I think it may have been STV's (which was basically a Boogie Down Productions concept) "Self-Destruction," the closest hip-hop ever came to a PSA: 
http://www.youtube.com/watc…

For a second I thought you were talking about Fight the Power, but indeed, I think it may have been STV's (which was basically a Boogie Down Productions concept) "Self-Destruction," the closest hip-hop ever came to a PSA: 
http://www.youtube.com/watc…

It's a book I've definitely seen out there. I haven't read it yet, and am sure it's great. Sometimes authors don't always translate well as TV personalities, and they're also edited to shit, so it's not entirely in their control.