"Leo the Fart is gonna pass gas one last time…"

Throwing my hat in the ring…
While doing coding/data entry, I listen to of prog rock/metal (Mastodon, Coheed & Cambria, Dethklok, Pink Floyd's "Animals") or instrumental (Explosions in the Sky, Talkdemonic, Fuck Buttons).

Mine!
Magnolia, Blade Runner, Royal Tenenbaums, Casino, Godfather, Jaws, Cool Hand Luke, The Original Star Wars Trilogy

I also humbly request coverage of Metalocalypse - if only for an excuse to write like Toki talks.

Huzzah!

Life & Times of Tim
So is that show not coming back? Steve Heisler said it was "underappreciated", past tense, so is that it?

What were the names of the superhero group?

Favorite Shot in this Episode
My favorite shot in this episode was shrunken Sgt. Hatred in cash colored body suit appearing in the case full of money.

Nabin as Wrestler
El Pollo Loco? El es el hombre!

Unresolved
So should we, or should we not, blame it on the bellboy?

Inevitable Reunion?
"until the show inevitably gets Cheryl back together with Larry"

This Game Sounds Interesting…
…but does it explain what the hell Dio's "Holy Diver" is about? "Ride the tiger/
You can see his stripes but you know he's clean?"

Hardware
Is Hardware any good? I've heard it has a cult following, and people seem to dig it…but then Harry Knowles said he hates it. And I feel like that guy loves everything…I'm so confused.

something i don't get…
How does MGM forcing a gimmick on a movie translate to them thinking it's going to be a huge success?

Fine, I'll Say It
I also thought Jennifer Love Hewitt was cute.

Quibbles' Nickels
1) I thought Dennis liked Charlie drunk because he got Reckless, not Restless.

LD on Hannah Montana?
Have people seen this? What is that schmohawk up to?

Touche, Lad Rat. And good points. I concede that maybe those tears moved people to make changes in their views of the war - although I am skeptical how many people went in to that film pro-Iraq War - but i guess if it made a difference than it was worth the discomfort.

Yeah - those two are TOTALLY the same. Excellent point - it's not like Moore injects himself, his ideas and his viewpoints into every frame. And Lipscomb is completely in her natural habitat - not brought to DC for any purposes of Moore's film. She just happens to be there and he just happens to be filming.

I disagree - Moore doesn't get off the hook by saying he's just capturing the moment when he inserts himself into the narrative of his own films over and over again. I'd argue that it'd be a mistake to conflate documentary with objective, as it's usually anything but (especially in this case).