Whatever happened to that show? Is the power still out? Is Gus still being horribly wasted?

I read this entire article to the tune "Kiss From a Rose." Made NBC's hopes much more wistful.

Holy shit, Craig. This is an incredible burn.

Yeah, I like ( ) but tend to skip through parts of it on relisten. One of their more indulgent albums. The one they released before the latest one isn't very good, but the new one is fantastic.

Was looking for someone to mention Immunity that album is great and nails the A/B thing really well.

"tweens, teens and young adults are getting older every day. they will want movie and books that grow with them. "

Wasn't the first big film one this way? I seem to recall the Veronica Mars one was "if you give us X dollars, WB will greenlight this" which sounds sort of like holding fans hostage but whatever.

It's a weird system. Consumer A wants Project A, so they pay to have Niche Project A made. When Niche Project A is released, Consumer A has to pay again to watch it/experience it OR has already been giving it for donating too much. Thus, Niche Project A has to somehow convince Consumer B, who honestly could not give…

Sometimes this website makes me feel like a fucking neanderthal because, you know what, I LIKE having popcorn with my movies. I'm sorry.

I actually hear paradigm a lot, but it's typically in academic writing describing movements or schools of thought in art. Still, a little pretentious, yeah.

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Probably. Horsefellow is a goddamn legend in these parts.

Someday we're gonna find out you're really Thomas Pynchon, and it'll be the best.

Right, I knew it was a different author. Just mentioning a similar thing happening.

"I'm sure Veep has its fans, but I find that show insufferably crass and cynical during the hypercivil, hypercompetent Obama administration."

Exactly. I should know.

Last time they graded Honey Boo-Boo, I believe the author complained about it on twitter and some guy came in talking about how commenters couldn't see the appeal because it's a gay thing. I always just think of this: http://www.theonion.com/art…

Man, what's up with people just spoiling Mad Men shit because some people were upset at the banner for the Best of TV (So Far) article? Is there a sense of superiority behind that sort of thing? I don't get it. Is it that unreasonable to ask people just tag stuff as a spoiler? At least wait until the DVDs come out to…

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Yeah, I only like those sites like 7 or 8 years after the fact. Immediately, it's a little much.