I'm not following. Can you put it another way?

Funny, this one seems like a total classic to me, whereas next week's feels like a 'this show is starting to slip' episode in my memory. I would've pegged Borrow A Feeling as like season 11 or 12.

Wizard and Glass is one of my very favorite King books.

Very smart to bring in Hunter, then bring in Bobbi a few episodes later. Now we have a romance/will they wont they, with a twist since they supposedly hate each other. None of the main cast is ripe for a romance, so they just invented one. But by not bringing Hunter and Bobbi in on the same episode, they were able…

Haha, yes. Parenthood too, but I dont watch that. I love Hannibal. But… that's one of the exceptions, rather than the rule.

My understanding is King was blitzed on coke and booze throughout the 70s and 80s, and the Rose Madder's of the world were his 'dry' period. I'll take the coke and booze books.

He must've walked out. Decided before watching it that he was going to hate it, and then however much he watched, he didn't pay attention. Or somebody with a low IQ tried to tell him about it, and he was doing the crossword and not paying attention.

Hm, I've never seen garbage eat garbage before.

You need that ending. They are saying it's time to come up with something new, and destroy all the old cliches. That's the only way to end THIS movie.

They must be from Shelbyville. Always eating candy and dating their attractive cousins.

How do you feel? — Vivid.

Ever since Flirting With Disaster: "Is this a musical table?" I've loved Jenkins any time I see him.

sets the perfect tone. I cracked up in the theatre, and loved the movie the whole way through.

the kids make the choice to act on their own, not murder each other, and hit the reset button on a world that would make kids make these horrible choices. I loved it.

I absolutely love this movie. Jenkins and Whitford are comedy gold. All the monsters in the cubes, and whole bloodbath scene are fantastic.

ask Stephen King. About a million bestsellers is what happens…

Oh for fucks sake. Enough of this shit. TV is actually the medium doing new and different stuff now. And film is just endless safe choices of reboots, remakes, and sequels. Have some fucking self-respect, television! stop it!

Yay! Glad we are all back!

A to Z wasn't bad. Why bother telling everyone that you once again failed, NBC? How about just run out the 13 episodes, and if it's not better, then just cancel it. You are lame-ducking a show and crew 5 episodes into a 13 ep run? Why? You've got something better in the wings and for some reason decided not to it…

Last Week Tonight is the best 30 minutes on television. This past episode was awesome.