DMX faces his enemies:

DMX faces his enemies:

I've heard this too.

I've heard this too.

Well, I still remember why I liked the show in the first place, so not quite.

Well, I still remember why I liked the show in the first place, so not quite.

You forgot the bitter-enders, people who despite an arbitrary amount of abuse feel like they have to keep watching (greetings, comrades!). But no such person would ask Yee Yee's question, so I think you're good.

You forgot the bitter-enders, people who despite an arbitrary amount of abuse feel like they have to keep watching (greetings, comrades!). But no such person would ask Yee Yee's question, so I think you're good.

I am trying to introduce someone to the series. I'm recommending the first three seasons and season six; I haven't decided what of seasons four and five to recommend yet. But as far as seasons seven and eight are concerned, I am literally going to recommend she start watching with this episode.

I am trying to introduce someone to the series. I'm recommending the first three seasons and season six; I haven't decided what of seasons four and five to recommend yet. But as far as seasons seven and eight are concerned, I am literally going to recommend she start watching with this episode.

I'm… not that new, and I don't know what it means.

I'm… not that new, and I don't know what it means.

Rape is funny, man! Inherently. Why don't you understand the current version of Weeds' comic sophistication?

Rape is funny, man! Inherently. Why don't you understand the current version of Weeds' comic sophistication?

I thought Phil was lashing out not at corporate America, but rather what he felt was an unsophisticated representation of it in Cruz. I would agree with you, though, that he's not badly fleshed-out.

I thought Phil was lashing out not at corporate America, but rather what he felt was an unsophisticated representation of it in Cruz. I would agree with you, though, that he's not badly fleshed-out.

(Not sure how to reply to Sacrilicious with that rounded grey box.)

Mr. dolphin_nigga, I've had trouble adjusting to the fact that in a way they've replaced all but two of the characters this season (which is a hell of a gutsy move for a show to make, when you think about it). Because I still care about them, but (and it's a testament to the acting, I guess, or maybe just a trick of…

I was pretty satisfied with Lost's ending at first. (My mother, however, reacted with a befuddled "so that's it?!") Then I started looking shit up on LOSTpedia to figure out what had happened. There's a page on unanswered questions that is *huge*.

I honestly think Fringe is the better show.