Forget Hagrid, that is Robbie Coltraine's finest work.

I watched the first season but then kind of drifted off. Is it still good?

Jamaica, yes. You guys got fucked royally too…no pun intended. You know, with our similarity in accent and our fondness for Guinness, Irish and Jamaicans are practically the same people. It's just we drink Jameson and you drink Appleton.

BTW, what former colony are you from? The Irish got off lucky in some cases because we could pass for 'British' and assimilate. However, we were also right next door to them so we got all kinds of fucked too.

You're right. I didn't get what the author was doing here, so I hope my comment helped clear things up. Part of the confusion was the reusing of the name IRA (technically the Provisional IRA) in Northern Ireland in the 60s. The original IRA was our revolutionary army.

To be fair though, these guys were terrorists like George Washington was a terrorist. He's not sympathizing with the "IRA" as most people know it. The modern IRA, or Provisional IRA, came into being during the civil rights movement in Northern Ireland to violently oppose British rule and Catholic persecution.

Jesus, I had no idea Gavin Belson was in this movie.

Monotonous does not do that novel justice. It makes Ben Stein's voice sound like Roger Rabbit.

Did you hear he hurt himself today?

Second comment in. I'm a little disappointed AV Club.

but you can't con a Carney (unless you challenge him to a giant game of hoop toss on your house).

Pain.
Will you return it?
I'll say it again,
Pain.

"Minor went a bit mad with the extremely modest amount of power he’d been granted…"
https://www.youtube.com/wat…

"If you're over 10, or have any sense at all, Fox's animated version of The X-Men is probably the definitive X-Men team in your mind."

"If you're over the age of 25, Fox's animated version…"

UnBreakable
He's alive dammit
It's a miracle.

"If you’re between the ages of 25-45, Fox’s animated version of The X-Men is probably the definitive X-Men team in your mind."
FTFY

Then you eat it RAW, man!
You eat it raw.

You're absolutely right. Perhaps, when he dies, there might be a tribute show with the band and a roster of Canadian artists, but no one can replace Gord.
Sad year for Canadian music. Spirit of the West can't play anymore and now this. 54-40 and The Odds are locked in a protective bunker under the Shield.

For Americans trying to understand the magnitude of this to Canadians; we just learned that Michael Stipe, Jeff Tweedy, and Bruce Springsteen all have incurable brain cancer.