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James Allen
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It is kind of boring isn't it? I was hoping Oliver would try to find a different tack, some other angle of some kind instead of hammering away at the same thing everyone else is.

I would imagine a fair amount of men, especially young ones, do not realize that having sex with a sleeping woman constitutes rape, or even sexual assault.

I'm not even sure if we are at the point where anyone really knows what "internet buzz" is (or to put it another way, that there are differing kinds of buzz) and how to quantify it from a marketing sense. i.e. just because people are talking about your movie on the internet does not mean they ever intend to see it.

What? No ten year anniversary story for Snakes on a Train or Flight of the Living Dead?

I actually like Nightwing, mostly for David Warner.

"It'll never work. Never."
"What, you afraid it won't come off?"

His last film was really National Lampoon's Pucked starring Jon Bon Jovi? I'm sure other directors of note have a worse last credit, but I can't think of one offhand. This is especially notable in that Pucked is actually better than his second to last film An Alan Smithee Film: Burn, Hollywood, Burn! which he, of

It can be a very shitty business, or so I've been told.

I loathe the Politically Incorrect style panel where they mix comedians with people who actually have something to offer other than lame quips. Why would I want to watch a discussion where people are talking at intellectual cross purposes? For some reason, the Brits seem to do this kind of thing better by, for

I still have no idea why they picked Noah. No. Fucking. Idea.

I get your point, but from CC's perspective, they think the show isn't working, and it costs real money to produce, so they want to save some of that money and do something else.

I'm not exactly sure what the election has to do with anything. Unless you assume 10 weeks worth of "Trump is an idiot" jokes might give the show a slight bump which will then disappear the second after the election is over. What's the point?

"Fuck me…"

That really wasn't half bad. Quick editing can work wonders, eh?

I watched, as it turns out, his last show, and I really was thinking to myself, "has he ever missed a show?", "how the hell old is he?" and "I don't think this guy has ever slowed down in his life, he's probably going to die during a taping." Always liked his show, mostly because I liked his personality. He kept the

Issue 3: Life after death. Some pundits say it doesn't exist. Theologians disagree. Is there an afterlife? Jack Germonde?…Wrong! There is life after death. The soul does not ascend to heaven but rather rests in a limbo state that varies depending on the karma of the spirit.

They still do them: Grace Under Fire, The Lyon's Den, Grey's Anatomy, Tru Calling, Hart of Dixie, Joan of Arcadia, Judging Amy, Masters of Sex, Raising Hope, Stark Raving Mad (which was a pretty good show with Tony Shaloub and Neil Patrick Harris.) Admittedly, some of them are reasonably clever.

Super Friends was about as 70's a superhero group name could get, I suppose. Sounds like it could be a part of Free to be You and Me. "You're my friend?" "Yes! Isn't that SUPER?"

Amazingly, yes.