That's totally absurd. Every individual is responsible for their own actions, and it's wrong to pin moral responsibility on someone else just because of their blood relation, no matter how bad the guilty party's actions.

Well, I guess it's Showtime for them then.

Well, I guess it's Showtime for them then.

I just blue myself reading this.

I just blue myself reading this.

"Go and take a walk!"
"Over in the walking area."

"Go and take a walk!"
"Over in the walking area."

That's absolutely fascinating.

That's absolutely fascinating.

I just finished watching all these films at my university library. My favorite of the lot (most of which I enjoyed) was Critical Mass, where Frampton takes an improvised domestic argument scene and plays around with the distortion of synchronized sound and image. Experimental filmmaking isn't usually my cup of tea…

I just finished watching all these films at my university library. My favorite of the lot (most of which I enjoyed) was Critical Mass, where Frampton takes an improvised domestic argument scene and plays around with the distortion of synchronized sound and image. Experimental filmmaking isn't usually my cup of tea…

Listen *shhhh* to what the flower people say…

Listen *shhhh* to what the flower people say…

Wasn't that not the real painting though? Didn't he put the actual one in the wall of his studio? I'm pretty sure since I saw this just a few months ago, but I could be wrong.

Wasn't that not the real painting though? Didn't he put the actual one in the wall of his studio? I'm pretty sure since I saw this just a few months ago, but I could be wrong.

The songs in "Walk Hard" and "Music and Lyrics," partially because the writers don't take them completely seriously.

The songs in "Walk Hard" and "Music and Lyrics," partially because the writers don't take them completely seriously.

Mr. F!

It's worth noting that "Pillow Talk" won the Oscar for the equivalent of Best Original Screenplay in a field that included Francois Truffaut's "400 Blows," Ingmar Bergman's "Wild Strawberries," and Ernest Lehman's script for Hitchock's "North by Northwest," a far better romantic comedy than "Pillow Talk," as well as a…

I remember reading that Pilkington's favorite film is "The Elephant Man," which is even more appropriate, if you think of Karl as the Elephant Man.