The last couple episodes in particular have really been kind of head-scratching in that respect—every time the producers talk about needing to make sure Chase votes for someone specific, I've kind of wondered why they just don't rig the voting the way they "want" it to go—Chase isn't the only person "voting" in these…

I only got into the show after the reviews had already stopped, but I followed along with them as I was watching the early episodes—those reviews are on the short list of the most well-researched, engaging, goes-beyond-the-show reviews this site's ever had, IMO.  (Point is, the reviews were amazing, and I would…

Pretty much this, but slower.

Pretty much this, but slower.

Or, to borrow the style of the narration…
 "In a worrrrld?  Where a vooice?  Over?  Mannnn.  Is neeeeded…"

Or, to borrow the style of the narration…
 "In a worrrrld?  Where a vooice?  Over?  Mannnn.  Is neeeeded…"

I just wanted to belong.  (Also, it seemed like a reasonable choice.)

Hot diggity daffodil!

1.1  Nobody's picked it yet.

Mgr. Sisko:  "THE customer SPECIFICALLY!!!!!!! saidnoonions.  THISSSS!!! IS!!! UN! AC! CEPTABLE!"

"…long story short, next time I saw a rabid capybara, I didn't sneak up on it.  Sopchoppy, Florida, you're on the air."

I loved you in…IMDb!

OK, so, it's a post, see, but…it's sponsored.  Hope that clears it all up.

Pac-Man?

Nothing terribly exciting—all the usual stuff like dyeing hair and putting on fake tattoos.  Oh, and one person wrote about taking illegal drugs and skipping out on their court-ordered drug test the next day.

I think I've mentioned this before, but as part of the SOC 101 class I teach, I make my students commit an act of deviance, and then write about it.  (Original, I know, Anyway.)   One of my students submitted a (three page) paper about not doing the assignment.  It was one of the most brilliant meta-commentaries on…

Ooh!  I get it!  It's a midget with his arms stretched out, sitting on the ground, wearing a two-story trucker hat!

I enjoyed the NewsRadio intro, but it was probably more because I knew what series was following the intro.  HOWEVER!  The intro did undergo some pretty dramatic changes in the fourth and fifth season—gone were the taxicabs, replaced by shots of the cast being wacky in Manhattan.  (I'm thinking there were at least a…

It was indeed—the hair probably threw you off.

The same thing happened to me a week or so ago with The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance.  I'd already rated it, but I've never seen it via Netflix before.