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Apparently the producers were approached by a BBC executive who had seen the episode prior to airing, and who inquired in a polite, very staid upper-crust English accent "Why exactly is Vyvian fucking the floor?" They were rather perplexed, to say the least.

Rik Mayall's perfectly-timed capper got possibly the biggest laugh of the episode:

Hold on, only his mother was from Galilee: his biological father was God.

That's one hell of a bluff to call; I had a suspicion last week that when Trey was spinning the yarn about Daniel not being able to "get it up" for Hannah the night she was murdered, that actually Trey was describing his own part in the tragedy. That's why he was so sure that his DNA would never be found on the body:

George shot himself from guilt over his part in the tragedy; Trey found his body, threw it in the river and kept his belongings while being sure to not leave a fingerprint on them. If Trey was innocent, wouldn't he have gone straight to the police, or just left him there for someone else to find? Trey was confident

I'm sure I saw somewhere - wasn't there a big documentary on Blackadder a few years ago? - Tim McInnery saying that he was slated to play Prince George, thus keeping the bumbling trio dynamic of Bladder-Balders-Jellybrain from the first two series together going into "..The Third". However, like you say he wanted to

We kept a list somewhere on early Justified episode comments regarding appearances by Deadwood alums: I'm sure it had gotten into double figures by the end of season two.

^^^ This ^^^ (I hope I hope I hope). I'd never heard of the Sundance channel before the A.V.Club reviews of this show brought me to it on its hiatus, and I am completely hooked. Rectify even getting a second season was a total bonus: hopefully this means they already recognise what a superb show they have on their

I felt like that, until I twigged that one of them was played by the awesome Molly Hagan: cue my teenage crush on practically every female cast member of 'Some Kind Of Wonderful' rearing its head for the first time in at least a decade, and I was soon left hoping these ladies would become series regulars.

The two pussy jokes were Shane Black's only additions to the original script; and even then only at the behest of John McTiernan, who was sitting around with Black drinking tequila one night as they tossed dirty jokes back and forth. Black told the pussy jokes, and McTiernan had him repeat them on camera later in the

Louie.

"…professional high-achievers who demand nothing less in their personal
affairs." Wow, these people you speak of sound like a real hoot on a first date. And what about later? Do they fold their clothes neatly before commencing intercourse?

The style of Filth is very hyperkinetic, with fast cutaways, sweep pans, and expositionary graphics of the kind you will find in an Edgar Wright project (Spaced and Scott Pilgrim Vs. the World especially). Dogme-ites might find Edgar Wright's direction "flashy" in the same way, but it generally services the plot, the

The Legend of Guilo's Curlies!

There's an old Glaswegian joke about how there is no real comparable term for Edinburgh folk:

I watched this a while ago: I went into the movie knowing absolutely nothing about it, and ended up really enjoying it. I certainly felt like I needed a shower afterwards - it's scuzzy as hell - but I liked the fact that McAvoy played the guy both heartlessly cruel and pathetically needy; not an actor I cared for at

Damn, I pretty much learned to play guitar by rattling along to "Now For A Feast" (a compilation ofPWEI's first six indie singles from 1986-7, which included Mesmerised); fourteen tracks in 22 minutes, class.

Wow, Helen Hunt's looking sharp these days!

Well of course: but you do realise that there's reams of cringeworthy shit within the Savage Dikiverse posted by so many of us - myself included - that we put out there because we need the help/outside perspective? Outside of meet-ups, It's also a by & large anonymous forum. If the form and content of text is your

Can you post a couple of examples of initial got-her-number follow up texts here for general review? I think there enough seasoned veterans of the flirty-text scene here to be able to offer a valid critique of your current style; along with maybe some pointers/even templates for a more successful tack.