Agreed. SToopid. For my money, they should use a Unida track, Fu Manchu, something Stoner Rock.

More highlights of B-more: teabagging at the Fudge Palace and T-Bone the all-nude lesbian stripper.

WTF? there were at least three cut-away shots to Hale before the van hit him, how much more set-up do you need? Some kind of slo-mo Matrix bullshit? Go back to kindergarten, with your Fisher Price "my first sudden death scene".

It's Curtis Lemanski, bitch.

@ Oates: Yessir I had. And I split more trim than they can pack into the Astrodome. But don't let that detract from the little thing they got goin. They are performers and they deserve their due respect. But if I had to tell you personally, that Gaga thing scares the shit outta me, but y'know how a southern boy is…

Whatev
Overall, a lot of filler. Dream sequences, trip sequences, flashbacks…all fodder to fill up an hour's worth of tv. Just a bunch of tread-water decisions that don't mean diddly shit.

@ Arsenio: No. Unlike Dave Chapelle, Vince Gilligan is a veteran of television who has been on very successful shows that have run much longer than three seasons.

Shit, I could be dead by then. How will that be, dying without seeing the last ep of Breaking Bad? One long, loud, spittle-spewing, wailing howl into the caverns of hell, THAT's how.

Lady Disdain, Where are You?

I reserve different judgements concerning TDS contributors: I prefer S. Bee (she's impossible not to find hilarious) and I like Hodgeman, but Cenac is somewhat grating, and John Oliver is the vomit of the earth. Seriously, how is that guy funny? Cause he yells a lot and he has a British accent? Because he's…

Oh …
GODDAMNIT. Who the fuck opened up a can of "let's make movies for dipshit fuck-stains" and left it on the motherfuckin kitchen counter again? I thought after this year of absolutely PUTRID releases we could at least get back to making, I don't know, something that doesn't reek of narcissistic,…

Wow. Some of you still give a shit. About anything. How quaintly pedantic.

@ Point/Counter Point:

Dug it
Took nine eps to get the band back together. Here they are doing their odd-couple thing. These types of episode are few and far between, so it was good to have one finally. One act, one set, two characters (well, three if you count the fly). There were a lot of great moments. I think I liked Four days Out…

To conclude:

I was just thinking about that album today while in traffic. I remember when it was reviewed by the AVClub, the reviewer criticized it for being too little too late. Meaning, they thought that Patton's efforts to subvert the pop paradigm was too long in the making, and it was no longer contemporary.

Eat! It's just as deep as you can fuck it!
So cough it up or go down…

Adult Themes won't just clear a room, it'll make neighbors call the cops. How Patton got away with recording that album in hotel rooms is beyond me.

Agreed, Majestyk. It's brutal quirk.

FINALLY
This project has been in the works for several years, and I'm really glad to learn it's finally out. Sweet.