DENTAL PLAN

DENTAL PLAN

They keep the other walkers from attacking her.

"Just keep shooting until the plot requires you to run out" is the corollary to the "Checkhov's Gun" rule, I think.

I thought it said iRob, like iPod, iMac, etc., and Rob Schneider was portraying a Mexican-American Apple executive who deals with negative stereotypes about how all Mexican steal, or shit like that.

I think that "Walking Dead" suffers from the same problem that "Dexter" does, in that the premise so greatly outweighs the standard components that they tend to drag in comparison.  Which is not to say that, without the premise, those two shows would suddenly be gold; it's just that their mediocrity stands out so much…

Best theme song too.  Just shuts up and gives us titties in silhouette with a gritty score.

Now let's get TV Club in on the awesomenesses that are P&F and AT.

I considered just staring at him tenderly for about a minute or so, just to see what he'd do.

I saw it this (Sunday) evening alone, in a theatre with about 5 or 6 other yokels, two of whom left at around the one hour mark.  The others lost no time in loudly berating the film as the credits were rolling.  I called my girl in the lobby and told her that I loved the film, and some old dude interrupted me in order…

The exact same thing happened to me, only it was an Orangesicle in Fudge County.

The "Toddlers & Tiaras" thread is thataway ——->

It's good to see that Claire Danes' eyelashes are back to a healthy thickness and quantity.  Thank you, pharmaceutical industry that creates consumer fixation on artificial standards of beauty!

Never got to see this show much
My parents were (still are) extremely religious, and anything Nickelodeon was considered "of the Devil". On occasion, I'd co-ordinate a stayover at a friend's house when the show aired, but having lived in a very rural area of Upstate NY during the early nineties, that opportunity was…

Why?
Why do we think songs have to rhyme at all? It really annoys me, like Paula Deen's "Y'all."