"Sam, you've been a Whitewalker all along? What a twist!"

"Everyone takes a stab…" The murder of Julius Caesar as depicted in "Rome" might be what you were thinking of.

Would we lose Chloe Sevigny's acting career if Kids were wiped out? Though it might be worth it if it aborted Harmony fucking Korine's career. What a repulsive and worthless piece of shit Gummo was.

Last night had the worst mistake I've ever seen on the show, in the Eleventh Amendment question. They were right to say it was about sovereign immunity (and that term was the answer they were looking for), but completely wrong to say it shielded states from being sued by other states. It instead shields states from…

The Buffy DVD menus were especially bad. Horrible CG that looked dated when it was released, and no way to skip the animation.

That library in the top picture has some really poor alphabetization practices.

I was almost beaten up by a rather drunken Edinburgher because I asked him to turn down his radio at 5 am. Last time I ever stay at that bed and breakfast.

Spike Lee angrily pirates a 2002 Christina Ricci film.

Chris looked like a Mad Men S1 cosplayer.

"…but a hipper clown makeup." Sure, Barry. That's what we all tell ourselves.

Could be worse. An ex of mine once wanted to structure a paper around Whitney Houston's "The Greatest Love of All". She got really offended when I told her how trite I thought the lyrics were.

And I can find it at my local library!

My two year old loves Yellow Submarine, both the song and the movie. I'd wager she's the only kid in her day care who can recognize a photograph of the Beatles (as she did when we were over at a friend's house; my wife and I did a quick high five for successful parenting).

I'm picturing the faceless minions in The Black Hole…

Wow, "Hello Again". Definitely in the running for worst movie I've ever seen in a theater. Even as a child I recognized it was garbage.

Don't forget Palpatine was also in Macbeth with Magneto and M.

I saw the Stewart production in NYC. I had a hard time seeing him as anyone other than Patrick Stewart so I just couldn't get into his performance. The only time I really felt transported was during the scene where MacDuff learns of his family's murder. The rest just seemed by the numbers, and the Communist…

I started watching Mr. Turner last night and I'm finding it really interesting (though too long to finish in one sitting as late as I started it). Unfortunately my wife couldn't get into it, as she usually has a problem with movies that are more character studies than narratives, though I was surprised she didn't get…

I'd also add Aerosmith's Get a Grip. The really shitty cover just made it easier for me to get over really not liking them any more after Pump had been one of my favorite albums in middle school.

*gets cast as Wong, performance noted for curious undercurrent of resentment*