I love that if a genie came out of a candelabra, Winston would ask for more candelabras.

Wanda Maximoff was a transfer.

Considering the novel's Forrest Gump actually does go into space for NASA, I thought it was a nice connection.

That guy was an idol magnet. People even gave him idols!

That he blamed Nick and Jess for what happened seriously pissed me off, and that neither really argued against it made it even worse. Though the conversation at the end was indeed humorous, it was just tainted by the suckfest that happened before it.

I like to think Timberlake made True Blood just so it could be featured on the series finale of True Blood. I don't know why.

The French trailer is better. Way less wacky.

It's too bad that an award-winning book gets a pretty nasty trailer cut. That music at the end in particular is just ugh…

They're first cousins in the novel, but they didn't really grow up together. It's weird regardless.

I've always enjoyed Dani's appearance on the show after her and JD broke up. She's such an awful and trashy person I have to wonder how much of that is actually acting.

Well that didn't happen.

I've always enjoyed the His/Her stories. It's interesting to get outside of J.D.'s head and see how others perceive things.

Now if it doesn't take a year for another season to come out that'd be great.

There's also Southland Tales, where she plays a porn star. The movie itself is quite odd, but I enjoyed her performance.

That intense motor-boating should have at least raised it to a B+.

It's not something I every really thought deeply about, but after reading your reviews I'm beginning to realize this season's theme is JD's dickishness that just builds until the season finale.

Does she shout, "You just hit the jackpot" when it happens? 

I think every moment Kelso mentions his wife after My Tuscaloosa Heart doesn't line up with it, but those moments are funny at least.

Granted, I have yet to watch The Descendants, but I'm not too thrilled of watching Shailene Woodley as Mary Jane for three films.

It's not even books. When the remake of King Kong came out I was talking to a friend of mine about it who worked at Blockbuster's at the time (a place of many movies!) and quoted that famous line at the end. She then got super pissed that I spoiled something that's existed since 1933.