People always get fired for protecting women from rampaging thugs.

People always get fired for protecting women from rampaging thugs.

Maybe they're readying us for a sentimental, the-film-crew-were-part-of-The-Office-all-along conclusion that squeezes poignancy out of the fact that the cameraman and sound guys were, in fact, at work everyday at Dunder Mifflin too.  We just never got to hear their stories.

Maybe they're readying us for a sentimental, the-film-crew-were-part-of-The-Office-all-along conclusion that squeezes poignancy out of the fact that the cameraman and sound guys were, in fact, at work everyday at Dunder Mifflin too.  We just never got to hear their stories.

I don't think Brian's coming back.  I think the producers have started to unravel The Office's conceit by showing us the strings.  I don't know what the purpose of this is, other than to suggest that our principals have been having little friendships/relationships with the people who've been filming them this whole…

I don't think Brian's coming back.  I think the producers have started to unravel The Office's conceit by showing us the strings.  I don't know what the purpose of this is, other than to suggest that our principals have been having little friendships/relationships with the people who've been filming them this whole…

Kate Mckinnon and Cecily Strong seem to have futures with the show.  I worry about Vanessa Bayer and Nasim Pedrad.  Both are funny, but haven't stood out yet.  If she goes soon, I'll miss Pedrad, both cause she's cute and cause her Ariana Huffington is pretty terrific.

An Adam Levine is one of those sores that develops when herpes goes untreated

Shut up! Shut uuuuup!!! Shut uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuupppppp!!!!!!!!!!

Hader's repetitive screaming was the funniest thing of the night; I was dying.

not as badly as Jessica Biel

Actually, it was Bread Pitt-stein who starred in Unleavened

I'm sorry, but I liked Bill Hader screaming "Shut UUUUUUUUUPPPPPP!" at the top of his lungs.  The repetition was what made it funny; every time he did it, it got funnier.  I did find The Sopranos Diaries very amusing, too.  Levine was lame.  He was neither funny nor willing to try anything.  Levine actually has acting…

Many:  1900 - 1907 for example.  How about 1834 - 1841?  Or perhaps 1991 - 1998? What was so tumultuous about thems years?

Many:  1900 - 1907 for example.  How about 1834 - 1841?  Or perhaps 1991 - 1998? What was so tumultuous about thems years?

I enjoyed the movie as well, not because I found one appropriate reading and stuck to it, but because the film lends itself to so many readings and assessments.  Looking at it in that regard may have worked for your entertainment factor — and I think the movie does certainly support such an analysis — however I…

I enjoyed the movie as well, not because I found one appropriate reading and stuck to it, but because the film lends itself to so many readings and assessments.  Looking at it in that regard may have worked for your entertainment factor — and I think the movie does certainly support such an analysis — however I…

that's giving Nolan waaaayy too much credit.  he didn't make a politically savvy essay on totalitarianism; he made a bloated, overlong, and pretentious action movie that couldn't keep its thousands of splintering plot threads in line, and name-dropped big-issue nomenclature in order to rev up mindless discussions.…

that's giving Nolan waaaayy too much credit.  he didn't make a politically savvy essay on totalitarianism; he made a bloated, overlong, and pretentious action movie that couldn't keep its thousands of splintering plot threads in line, and name-dropped big-issue nomenclature in order to rev up mindless discussions.…

Platoon and Born on the Fourth of July are good.  JFK tried to convince us, with utmost accusatory earnestness, that Lyndon B. Johnson was responsible for Kennedy's assassination.  Stone even had Costner look into the camera and demand LBJ come clean.  That's equal parts brash and imbecilic.  Stone made an entire…