I can buy the attraction - my issues are more with the fact that they couldn't handle their crap in private like adults EVER. The flight leader and the CAG letting all of their issues bleed over everything just struck me as incredibly unrealistic and childish - there's more important stuff going on.

Confession: As much as I love this show, I could not give two shits about the Lee/Starbuck romantic relationship. I found it to be crippling and the way that these two let their personal issues color and control all of their actions AS MILITARY OFFICERS was shameful. The other love triangles I could understand but the…

Which is what I was saying about Ben Affleck for YEARS - he should have spent his early 30's trading punchlines and hosting SNL every year (which in fairness, he started doing) instead of making romcom crap like Gigli/Bounce/Jersey Girl and shitty action films like Daredevil/Payback/The Sum of All Fears.

Deadwood, Rome… (weeps silently).

Kenneth Branagh's adaptation of the Swedish "Wallander" novels was the same way. British cast in their natural accent, but filmed in Sweden so all signs, texts, etc. were in Swedish.

That's because Smith is a good-to-great writer and an extremely static director. He has a very distinct voice but he needs to find a technically skilled director that can shoot his words the right way.

"Mr. Templeton" by Michael Bublé in "Flu Shot" - I hate that guy but the song is awesome.

Shopping isn't bad - bleak Brit drama about kids getting their kicks driving through shop windows and looting. I think it's Jude Law's first movie.

Don't tell Paul Revere! DONT TELL PAUL REVERE!

DO WE STILL FAP WHEN WE SEE ANNE HATHAWAY?

No, no - i mean yé yé…

The weird thing about that is that the Cardinals' best team of that era gets swept by a decent but not great Sox team and then a much lesser Cardinals team of the mid 00's squeaks by a better Mets team and cruises to the title. I would think that even Cards fan would say the '04 team was much better than the group…

Then wouldn't be his (or his agent's) fault for consistently picking crappy projects? I'm pretty sure he gets to read the scripts before joining bad productions.

I was actually wondering if that will come up on HaCF. The parallels are there - a small institution (Cardiff/SMU) trying to make their name by using widely-accepted but corrupt tactics and getting smacked down by the monolithic organization (IBM/NCAA). The crime itself is wrong but the real punishment is for refusing…

I'd argue the opposite actually happened - Gemma's rape in the 2nd season was handled extremely well and gave Sagal her best material by far. It was a disgrace she wasn't even nominated for an Emmy that year.

He's got the power, because he'll let the monkeys loose.

You mean you don't get turned on by a guy thrusting his pelvis in the general area of his lover's belly button?

Especially since he basically coerced Nina into a relationship in the first place. She never expressed any interest in him before "Duty and Honor" and he, while drunk and lonely, took advantage of the power imbalance in their relationship. She didn't really have a choice when it began.

Cersei sent that assassin once she found out Bran survived the fall (as he was the only direct witness of her incest) and used Tyrion's dagger to point the finger in his direction.

That's a bit of a spoiler there - they referred to it when Lysa spoke of already having had their wedding night years ago.