Does this mean it's just a matter of time for Blossom and Six hats to be all the rage?

A friend just gave me her copy of The Complete Short Stories of Roald Dahl to read—900 pages. And as soon as I took it, I knew that I would probably only get through 5 or 6 stories, maybe a few more. I'm learning to be ok with that and to be happy to have read and enjoyed myself, not focusing so much on "how many…

Aww, what a horrible way to see your pet pass. Sympathies, F&S.

I'm midway through Seinfeld Season 3 for the first time. "The Subway" and "The Pez Dispenser" were both fantastic and funny (though not overall as great a show as The Larry Sanders Show).

I'm a little disappointed that they breezed over it too, especially because there seems to be a lot of ambiguity about if there really are "safe" vs. "unsafe" hits (even at the high school level). But I understand the decision on a storytelling level in that it's easy to set up a corrupt football safety board as Coach…

The Australian version of Wilfred is really great. This one seems a little bit more on the nose - he's suicidal/mentally unbalanced vs. just a schlubby loser like in the Australian version - but I'm going to keep hoping that it's one of those remakes that works.

Come on, the volleyball scene in Top Gun still TOTALLY holds up.

Post-graduate work: It's not really stealing if you throw some uh-huhs in there.

Superbowl
Can't decide who's wearing the worst outfit in that photo. Think I have to go with the guy wearing the Lite Brite.

What I think is disingenuous here is his attitude toward the end/the message. For Super Size Me, he took a whole bunch of footage and edited it deliberately in a way that told the story he wanted to tell. To infer that he just let things play out and didn't really have much of a guiding hand in its narrative is just…

Yeah, at least as a loser schlub, his horrible improv was sort of endearing.

How can either vikings or Adventures in Babysitting ever be more hate worthy than a high school formal with the word "Disney's" attached to it?

He's pretty serious about it. See photo.

Yeah, it seemed strange especially since having the student there didn't make any real difference to the scene. The same conversation between Barney and his dad could've taken place in the cab and it would've been funny to see Lithgow coaching the cab driver like he was one of his students.

I'm hoping for an expanded role for Moist.

Got to agree with SarCCastro, he's given some pretty good performances in some pretty good movies in the last couple of years. I'm usually interested in films he takes on, even if I don't see them.

Yes, but how would he look with Steve Buscemi eyes?

If you were hot, mother, we would win!

From Dick's: I'd give it kind of the last seat on my troll 2. I'm celebrating with the ass.

The description of bawdy female comedies listed in that New Yorker piece: The Sweetest Thing and Spring Break—those are the best fem-raunch films that this country has to offer?! Shame on us all.