Worse than the writing? Please.

Older British shows are even worse. I tried watching one of Steve Coogan's highly-regarded shows a while back - I think he was a radio DJ? - and couldn't make it through more than 15 minutes. Every time he opened his mouth, GALES of canned laughter would drown out the next line. Absolutely awful.

I just watched this movie for the first time last week, and I have to say….it was pretty darn good, a lot better than expected. I give it……a thumbs-up.

Eh, nothing too spectacular. I mean, she's gorgeous, but she's never shown more than you'd see at any beach. And I doubt she ever will :(

I'm a genuine Slim Whitman fan. He certainly veered too often towards schmaltz, but his early stuff was truly great, and he did have a wonderful voice. For my money, his versions of "The Wayward Wind" and "Secret Love" are definitive, and you should check out his rendition of "Cowpoke", too. RIP.

Jessica Wiliams simply shouts all her lines at the camera. Tokenism at its worst.

"Does anyone know if that happened in the books?"

One of his flirtatious lines was, "You know, I happen to like 8-year old boys."

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I'm curious as to why you now hate Daley as a person. Did he reveal his dark side in the behind the scenes footage?

I'm pretty sure the name of this band is Talking Heads.

I wonder if Keith ever asked Mick how he "grew" a southern black blues musician's accent while living in England?

He "might have", Son of Mecha Mummy. He "might have".

I guarantee nbc.com will have plenty for sale.

I've always seen it spelled "Polack". And I think that's the correct spelling.

There is no cat on earth more disgusting than a human child. Period. Exclamation point. Double exclamation point!!! So there!

Wallace wasn't as upset about the fire drill itself as he was about the fact that it caused Stanley to have a heart attack.

I'm from Allentown; nobody should be forced to live there.

That quote from Tecumseh was 100% accurate. I looked it up.

Sounds like you want a different show. This show is about advertising executives during the 1960s; if you want to watch a show about the civil rights movement, I'm sure they exist.