I'm going to watch this only for Harron. American Psycho is arguably better than the book, and I really liked The Notorious Bettie Page. It also has camp potential (if that horrible fucking cover of Fame is any indication), so that could be fun.

When it comes to sheer entertainment value, Tom Perotta is the best. Election, The Abstinence Teacher, the not-as-hilarious Little Children …

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What did you like about Jeyne? She never really speaks, has no discernible personality, and was just a pawn in her psycho mother's game.

It's not even his accent all of the time - he delivers his lines with such a peculiar cadence. He's still terrific, though, his speech at the end of "The Climb" was bonechilling.

Yeah I know ABC Family regularly ranks among the highest for gay-friendly portrayals in media.

Terri Polo is a really strong actress. Hopefully one day she'll pop up on a good cable drama or something. 

I thought ABC Family had scrubbed all traces of Pat's former empire from its schedule.

As much as Clark and co. bungled certain elements of the prosecution, some of the fucked up shit that the LAPD did during the investigation was probably the main reason OJ got up. Nothing screams "reasonable doubt" like "the police abused their power".

How is Cat's death not utterly heartwrenching, though? Even if she's not your favorite character, her death is terrifying to witness.

Pfft, Rob Ford does worse several times before breakfast.

The image of John Waters hanging out with Omar's crew delights me to no end.

It's been a while since I've seen anything past S2 (my last rewatch!), but how was Aiden Gillen's accent? Because he stopped trying to hide his Irish accent after about two episodes of Game of Thrones. I recall him doing it fairly well.

I don't know if Cinco really spins into nothing: Herbert Love gets knocked out and Lucille II disappears…these two things set up Lindsay and Sally running for Congress, which I assume will be the focus of Season 5.

I feel like, if anything, Harmon would be incredibly even-handed and analytical. It probably wouldn't just be him going "This is so shitty" for hours and hours.

The epilogue is classic James L. Brooks - a couple minutes of sugar makes the preceding unpleasantness go down. 

9 to 5 is a classic. The three leads are perfectly cast, and the whole movie is just goofy and rollicking fun.

Aw I forgot Ros died. I'm surprisingly bummed out by that, the actress was doing excellently with dialogue that wasn't sexposition.

Mel's chapter in DwD shows that she gets genuine visions, but often has difficulty interpreting them and has to sort of make shit up. I wouldn't be surprised if she saw the deaths of Balon, Robb and Joffrey and made a big deal about killing them.

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