One of these days the academy will recognise Mr Mum. One day.

In fairness, Smiths films never pretended to be anything profound, just funny romps with the occasional self-take-down at the end where the Kevin Smith insert character realises he's a self absorbed loser whose to blame for all his petty self exaggerated problems (randall's rant at Dante at the end of clerks, for that…

All of that sounds like influences at best, definitely not ripoff material. It reminds me of the early 2000s trend of saying Dennis leary ripped off Bill Hicks because they both ripped off the ultra obvious 'smoking warnings on packets - I'm choosing the one that kills your unborn baby so I'm okay' gag that every…

James chan is our generation's Dale Carnegie.

Future historians will read the phrase 'go balls-out' and marvel at how the image of a man walking around with his testicles dangling out from his underwear became the commonly accepted metaphor for commitment.

Weird. Am I the only one who felt like the text of the review suggested a higher score than what was given, or have I been hanging out at the tv review section too long?

Yeah, but domestic pet rats are way TOO nice for their short life-span. They're social creatures, so they imprint like a cat/dog, and then they only live a couple of years before it's time to mourn your pet:-(.

In fairness, I'm pretty sure that keeping any pet with an intent to use it "for domestic, you know" is illegal.

But do you still have to reverse the polarity?

Of course, (and please kids, this is not a reason to take cocaine, have the sense to balance this comment against that crackhead you drive past on Tuesdays) if it was in a sensible measured dose, rather than a bag of white powder, cocaine does have 'safe' medicinal doses, in the sense of not causing brain damage…

(sigh) Leave it alone.

I tried that instead of the usual 'tag out' during my time as a professional WFC wrestler. The judge wasn't amused.

The only way a modern star wars can top the original 'luke, I am your father' moment is I'd the same line is delivered after two characters finish 'sword-fighting'… in bed!

True, but maybe they're handwaiving it by noting that he's an exceptionally large guy who LOOKS like an older bruiser - maybe he was a giant of a kid (plausible - look at the high school photos of NBA centres) and now he's using his enormous stature not only to 'play dumb' around the cops, but also to keep his own…

Same - I suspect that's why they've reintroduced the Finch-Elias relationship at the exact same time that Finch-Root has been placed at the centre of the show. With Root so fully redeemed and Finch viewing her as a friend, there isn't really anywhere left to take her character, and the writers seem smarter than to…

From reading this, it makes me realise how badly I want a warts-and-all recap anaysis of each doctor' character, themes and run. Davidson's was head and shoulders above the rest in terms of his story arc and originality (for the time and genre) of his themes.

Not that it matches what Universal seems to have in mind, but there's STILL never been a half-way serious/decent adaptation of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. You know, the actual literary masterpiece by a celebrated author, as opposed to Stoker's Dracula, which was a popular page-turner at best.

Didn't they learn from the Apple iMac commercials, where people identified with the 'loser' playing the PC over the too-cool-for-you hipster portraying the iMac, and it crashed Apple's sales so hard that they've never recovered their position in the home computer market?

You mean redo the 80s, where tv humour had to be so bland as to offend nobody, and always be family friendly? Where David Letterman was considered 'edgy'? You're right. It offended nobody. Except fans of comedy.

Except we all know those plans will fall through the moment they find out how terrible the public toilets are in that vicinity.