I saw Baby Driver last night. Far and away the best movie I've seen this year, and possibly the past few years. I was just completely engrossed for the entire 2 hours, which is a feat for my attention span.

The wacky mythology of scientology is kept top secret until you've invested way too much of your money and life into the system to simply walk away. It's initially advertised as a place for therapy/self-help.

It figures, you need a little work with all those socially meaningful things.

I agree with this, but there's one missing element that hasn't been revealed yet: Mischa's betrayal. Hannibal ate her out of forgiveness. What would he consider a betrayal?

So The Room will be in the top 50 then?

That'd be funnier than…a yak in heat!

Then why don't they remember it?

The thing is, the circumstances were a little different. Groening didn't like that Al Jean and Jim Brooks were using his show to promote and advertise a project that Groening wasn't involved in. He had his name taken off because he didn't want people to think he was involved with The Critic.

Yeah, Robert Jordan was definitely very cliche. He's written about how a lot of the characters in The Eye of the World are clearly based off characters from The Fellowship of the Ring. Moraine is like Gandalf, Lan is reminiscent of Strider, and Padan Fain is like Gollum. Heck, even Edmond's Field is supposed to…

Don't forget moneycode411.com, which teaches you how to use the Bible to play the stock market. I'm not making this up.

Much better than nothing!

THANK YOU. I looked all over Youtube, but that was weeks ago!

There were 13 episodes of this series made, and I've seen 12 of them. The 13th, Dee Dee Runs Away, I can't find anywhere. There might be no copies of it in existence, which makes me a little sad, especially since Dee Dee is so adorable. If my kid isn't exactly like Dee Dee, I want a refund.

That is literally the best quality available of some of the episodes.

Nah, that's not it. It got renewed for a second season, but apparently the show runners each wanted to take the series in a different direction, whatever that means.

And with good cause!

Well, I think they're just giving the Ironborn filler material so that viewers remember that they exist. IIRC they're barely in ASOS besides the reaving they do in the North. Balon even dies offscreen.

I totally thought Balon was going to die this episode since they showed the leech scene in "Previously On…" segment.

God, the scene with Lisa in the chair gets me everytime. And from the same scene:

One of my favorite moments of the series is when Homer is discussing his scheme with Bart, without knowing that Lisa is there. The way he screams when the chair turns around is perfect.