I don't think the Kindred disappeared. I think he just went out for a beer. It's been a tough night.

I went to a museum show of Robert Frank photographs. That was keen. Is that pop culture or real culture?

I got my Sleepy Hollow dvds. I'm ready for the next season.

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Watched the movie "Hearts in Atlantis" which I gather was based on some Stephen King stories. The only I liked was Anthony Hopkins.

I watched the British series, Murder in Suburbia. It's sort of Midsomer Murders Lite, but I'd watch more episodes if they existed.

I watched "Greenberg", a movie with Ben Stiller. Bad.
Now I'm watching MST300.

I remember this and regret it didn't get to go on and on. It would have been a classic.

One of my absolute favorites.

Anything set in Philadelphia is always a disappointment because nobody has a true Philly accent. It's hard to duplicate.

Fox decided what they wanted was a show about kick-ass cops in Ancient Egypt. Or a reality show where everybody has to wear Ancient Egypt costumes; last one standing is Pharaoh.

Always sad to see that somebody's whose work you admire is a jerk.

Who has leftover cake?

Who's eating who now?

I feel so alone. I liked it.

Ahhh, somebody remembers "Frank's Place". Good.

So now they have Buffy, Faith and Giles. And a touch of Supernatural with siblings. I like it.

I thought the best idea would be for the last scene to have Ted's future wife be introduced to him and the voice over to say "And that's how I met your mother." Fadeout.

I was sad to see them crossing a picket line.

I didn't watch until this season. Now it's a must see every week.