Yeah, but Bryan Fuller might be able to do something interesting with AHS.

Maybe before The Happening, but his name just doesn't have the clout it once had.

Raising Arizona feels like Raising Hope.

Changing a cast for a season isn't a big deal. It's changing cast every episode, as well as kinda keeping the same quality throughout the series.

Bryan Fuller and Ryan Murphy should switch shows for a season.

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The thing is the pop culture references pile on too quickly at the end.

The only part that gets me choked up is at the end when he's doing a voiceover and it's a montage of beautiful scenery, like him running by himself in the midwest somewhere and some other shit.

I remember the soundtrack has 40 songs on it, and that's maybe 2/3 of what's actually in the movie.

"Smile, you son of of a bitch!"
-Brody

"Adequate" reminds me of this time my parents and I went to Universal Studios and we did the rides and all that for about three hours and then we went to lunch inside the park, at some place with American food and my dad had a cheeseburger.

Also Silence of the Lambs and Jerry Maguire.

Oh nice. Good to know. I'll check it out when it inevitably finds its way to Netflix streaming.

It's a hard knock life.

Seems hard, because a lot of TV shows are budgeted for sets they'll use all season and TZ seemed to have an embarrassment of riches as far as a stable of actors who had not quite hit the big time.

You guys should read this. It's a piece from 2003 about a Japanese woman who thought Fargo was a true story and she travels to Minnesota in search of the buried loot, and she unfortunately dies in the snow.
http://www.theguardian.com/…

I remember loving the movie, but hating that part with Mike, like I thought they just added it in because they were making fun of Minnesotan Asians, but then a few years later, I realized his purpose in the movie as a catalyst.

Season 2 should have David Lynch and Kyle McLachlan.

I'm only on season 2, but I guess Stringer Bell.

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