Actually, they go back in time to the 1850s, sort of like a reverse Blackadder, only they maintain story continuity. Lord Grantham debates the Crimean War with Branson, Dickens is derided as a hack, and the faker from season two comes back and Edith marries him anyway.

Nathan Rabin.

Ironically, the album that's on is called "Your Arsenal"

Ugh. The Sarah Sisko material is my least favorite in the entire series.

Eh, they weren't that great.

I remember listening to "Meat Is Murder" and finding it hilarious. Opening with the buzzsaw sounds and the lamb noises for so long, it just seemed so funny that apparently the butchers were completely unable to slaughter that sheep.

Probably the guy who played the piano outro to Layla who murdered his mother.

That cast…talk about easy on the eyes!

Oh, right. The Target song. Or was it Mervyns?

That would explain why he did everything himself in the studio, as well as constant personnel reshuffles…

Ironic considering the "Sex Type Thing" video that made them.

"Lee Pace, who famously played Steve Coogan in Lincoln, is set to star in a new series about computers…"

Damn, the self-titled Electronic album is good stuff. You can almost feel the good vibes in the music, Sumner liberated by not having Peter Hook breathing down his neck (and focusing on something other than personal financial disaster perhaps?), Marr similarly liberated by not having Morrissey anywhere near the…

I'd hardly argue that all Trek uses mature storytelling. Time travel is a tricky concept and it's very difficult to work out a coherent set of rules for how it works. Then again, DS9 went to that well maybe five times, with results ranging from great to average. Far less than any of the other series, aside from maybe…

I admit I have not read the books, and it wouldn't be surprising if they included layers that the movies didn't. Dumbing-down is all too common.

All I remember about that movie is the scene where National Security Adviser Bruce Greenwood burns the videotape that completely exonerated Sam Jackson's character, which at the time I thought was just such a shocking view of cynicism toward not just government, but humanity. Guess a humiliating war crimes trial is…

They should throw him some more work. Like, he could play Tom Haverford's uncle on Parks & Rec who winds up taking over his business and romancing Ann. And if they put Andy Robinson in it too…

I could totally see Chris Pine's version of Kirk doing something like that, like if the Romulan ambassador flirts with Uhura, he'd just go carve "Suck It" into the crust of Remus.

"Cable Hogue" So that's what that John Cale song is named after. I'll give it a shot. Thanks @avclub-04d524031f29c89d78cae864bd6f0de7:disqus!

Ain't that sort of like the ending to Peter Pan?