I think he's ok with Pilates. It's the Pilates instructors who really have his feathers ruffles. Or rather his ex-wife's feathers in this instance.

Eccleston is by far my favorite Doctor of all time, and I wish that he had lasted more than one season.

Learn an instrument. Play video games. Take up cooking. Read a fucking book. On tape even. There are lots of ways to fill up a long winter.

"Now I stand up at Northwestern games each fall and watch as a conflicted, nervous wreck. I draft my fantasy team and wonder which of them will have enough money to cover their medical costs. "

More importantly, what's going to happen on the next episodes of "Talking Bad" and "Comedy Talk Talk"?

The sheer genius of the Babylon 5 comment is how both series wound up being complete five year serialized stories. Unlike another popular television show whose unmet goals were outlined in the credits.

Actually, the book is shit, but geeks love the "positive and inspiring characters who ultimately deliver an ennobling and life-affirming message."

My favorite scene is when he says "hey you, get your damn hands off her."

My favorite Out of Sight scene is when Buddy Bragg (Rhames) tosses a soda to Jack (Clooney). Instead of catching it, Jack lets it fly out the window behind him. It's such understated physical humor, but so funny.

I read "mental persuasion" as "menstrual persuasion," and in the context of the rest of the review it made sense to me.

I read "mental persuasion" as "menstrual persuasion," and in the context of the rest of the review it made sense to me.

"Go see this film, and then get ready for the grand fun in Part III when the winners have completely disappeared, having left their achievements to the unskilled hands of society’s takers. It will be ugly, but  also beautiful for reminding the non-sentient among us just how bad life will be if so we so shackle the…

"Go see this film, and then get ready for the grand fun in Part III when the winners have completely disappeared, having left their achievements to the unskilled hands of society’s takers. It will be ugly, but  also beautiful for reminding the non-sentient among us just how bad life will be if so we so shackle the…

I've been reading it. The cover is very off-putting in that "fucking McSweeney's is so fucking twee" sort of way, but the content is very good.

I've been reading it. The cover is very off-putting in that "fucking McSweeney's is so fucking twee" sort of way, but the content is very good.

But in this instance it felt shameless and pointless. It also repeated a nearly identical sequence in an earlier season. I understand their need to fund the show, but I will always look back at this particular episode as a very low point because of how badly it was written.

But in this instance it felt shameless and pointless. It also repeated a nearly identical sequence in an earlier season. I understand their need to fund the show, but I will always look back at this particular episode as a very low point because of how badly it was written.

Oh, and integrated car commercials ruined many scenes in Fringe too. Must be painful as a writer to have to make these concessions to the soulless bean counters.

Oh, and integrated car commercials ruined many scenes in Fringe too. Must be painful as a writer to have to make these concessions to the soulless bean counters.

Yes, the car commercial was very shameless. Why bring a show this great down to the level of Chuck or Bones?