Ashes to Ashes finale > Lost finale

Oh and er.. toilet roll, yeh.

Future Of The Left and Ween - sometimes it's good to know what side you're bread is buttered.

Are you me?

Oh this, a thousand times this. The two commentators above you make good points but you are bang on with what would actually go through Britta's head.

a.k.a - The EDL

Indeed, such a suprise to stumble on that movie. And yes Aksel Hennie gets the best role but aside from the height issue I think he and Coster-Waldau could have each played the other's part really damn well.
I'd reccommnend checking out a Norwegian film called 90 minutes for more of Hennie, be prepared for a pretty…

Huh? Ween are outrageously talented musicians.

Please, a mooncup. Hahahaha "mooncup".

Everyone should go and watch Headhunters right now.

"Only the ultra-violent or ultra-rich would seem to survive this nightmare, leading to an increasingly violent population"

Yeh making a thriller set in one location and not clearly defining the spatial relationships is a high crime of cinema. Ironically the movie should be purged.

A thread for everyone who actually wants Walt to get away with the whole fucking thing. Huzzah.

Yes it's my logic that needs to be worked on, of course. Oh and "Butthurt fanboy"? - dated, stereotype-based garbage, well done.

It was the bit where you told us who the show was for, that was great.

So how does that work then? Linehan laughed at an episode of the TBBT but was both so blown away by it's humour and embarrassed by his reaction he invented a time machine to travel back to before TBBT existed and create a British copy that really only shares the idea of nerds as the protagonists?
I get that you think…

But when women do get shoe crazy it's very funny and a good source of sitcom humour. You can't really blame Linehan for that.

The things is, the "Are you having a laugh" style sitcom only got mocked because of it's ubiquity, and those shows only became ubiquitous because when done well they are hugely funny and have broad appeal. The I.T Crowd is an example of that done right. Also, the sheer subversiveness of how it treats the "upstairs"…

I think they did an exceptionally good job of misdirecting the newbs. Frey humiliating Talisa and Robb in a really creepy way, but then announcing they were ok was plausible, at this point in the story we don't know the Freys are truly scumbags afterall, and then Frey joking with Robb with a nod and wink at the…

It is insane that although we've had the BIG spoiler the newbs are going to be emotionally battered in an even more stomach lurching, soulsick way at the end of next week's episode. Those poor bastards still don't know what's coming.