Aggressively down voted.

Of all people, you picked Jackie Chan, John Cleese and John Cusack. But what about Jim Carey? John Candy? Johnny Carson? Jon Cryer? James Caan? Jim Caviezel? Jane Curtin? Joe Crocker? John Cena?

Cool Natalie Morales has a lock on the @NatalieMorales Twitter handle. Dorky Natalie Morales is stuck with @NMoralesNBC. Less prone to accidental tweets.

My sister has a weird obsession with pressure washers too (even though she's never had use for one in her life - like, she'd beg for one on her birthday, and at Christmas). I had no idea it was a thing.

"Praise" is a strong word. I don't listen to Eminem's music (unless it happens to be on), and I'm sure that I would find plenty of it offensive and distasteful if I did. But as a general proposition, I prefer a genuine asshole over a phony nice guy any day of the week (especially when it comes to rap music).

Doctors of what? That's stunning to me.

When the episode ended, I said aloud, (indeed, quite loudly) "WOW. That was fucking terrible. So incredibly bad.." I was alone. Talking to myself.

"3 months ago I was a completely normal person" - not, a BARISTA? Stunned we missed an opportunity to reference her barista heritage.

Stalled by Independence Day, mainly, because it's the same director and producer (Roland Emerich and Dean Devlin). But the script has been commissioned, and a whole new trilogy is in the pipeline. Not unheard of for things to go sour before a movie actually gets made, but that's certainly where the Stargate IP is tied…

Tough shit. It's getting rebooted by the guys who made the movie that wasn't nearly as good as the TV shows (2 of the 3 at least - I wasn't nearly as big a fan of Universe, even though I liked the premise). The wheels are already in motion, as soon as Independence Day is done, it's next up.

TWO L's

When one the lead writers on the movie doesn't like the trailer or think it reflects the movie, I'm inclined to take it with a very big grain of salt.

Given that Star Trek's defining feature is already optimism about the future, dropping breadcrumbs like this borders on cruel.

I'm coming across like Eminem's biggest fan, which I'm certainly not, but the fact that he's blatantly homophobic and misogynistic is exactly what makes him seem genuine. Who would pretend to be an asshole?

Really though, how many great "albums" from anyone have come out in the last 10 years? Albums with >10 quality songs on them and a coherent theme are extremely rare, so much so that when they do come together, they're basically automatic Grammy winners. In the digital era, singles are king, and there really isn't much…

You're probably right. I made a stupid comment. I haven't seen Traffic in nearly 15 years, and don't even remember the plot. My recollection of the cinematography is unreliable at best. It just felt like a similar movie, from how I remembered it.

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—THE AV CLUB

I think any white rapper who doesn't try to learn something from Eminem is making a mistake.

That's just it though, they have all that experience with Arrow and Flash, built up their plans for the show over a span of at least a year, and yet are still are making a mess of it. They're making it look exceptionally difficult, is all I'm saying.

It's called battered spouse syndrome.