John Vanderslice is great. His album Cellar Door is amazing. Also, his new album is good, and he also did a cover of David Bowie's album Diamond Dogs, which is also good, also.

D.C. also stands for Da Capo, a musical term that basically means "go back to the beginning". I wonder if that was intentional.

Oh, so you are still reviewing this. I guess it was just miscategorized on What's On Tonight, wot wot.

It's funny how there are advertisements for the show all over the site but the site has apparently decided that the show isn't relevant enough to be covered. In fact, it seems that the person who wrote about it here knows literally nothing about it other than that it's being shown on a channel with "BBC" in its name.…

This was very enjoyable, although the sing-along at the end was kind of tedious. I think that's only fun if you're actually there.

I'm glad for this explanation, because the article makes it sound like he came up with the joke himself, which would mean he was basically just re-reporting the same thing he reported on before but adding a new joke. I guess I'm not good at "obvious".

"I am very bored."

The first episode was a bunch of meh for me. I barely found any of it funny. Maybe if I were the type of person to watch Fast And Furious movies I would have enjoyed the parodying of such. Also, I like Flatland but I couldn't enjoy the parody because none of it made any sense, though it's probably impossible to have a…

I enjoy Grand Duchy.

Oh right. Sheeeeeeeit indeed.

I just listened to the two episodes linked here while cooking stuff. Goddamned hilarious!

See, that's how you do it, Bryce Dallas Howard's character in Lars von Trier's Manderlay. (Hooray for awkward wording.)

I never understood what was so terrible about Lemon Party. It's not like they're shitting on each other or getting their mouths sewn to each other's anuses. BRB, gotta barf…

Well, I have two issues with this.

Yeah, that's awful and I'm really glad his producer happened to find him. I think that for the good of humankind someone should be assigned to periodically check in on Stephen Fry.

One nice thing about rewatching The Wire, at least for me, was that I had become used to everyone's manners of speaking so I didn't need subtitles. The first time I saw that scene with Snoop Pearson at the fake Home Depot I couldn't understand anything she said but now I understand it all.

I usually get the DVDs of a show I've watched as soon as they're available at the library, which tends to be a month before the next season starts, which is an annoyingly long wait. Then I listen to the commentaries.

I'm starting to wish it had ended after season 2. The incest ruined it for me and I haven't felt like watching it since then. Did they have to make every salacious rumor literally true? I dunno, I was just disappointed that they went there when they didn't need to and it seemed like a detriment to the story. I guess…

Jaime Lannister is a piece of shit. He has good reasons to be a piece of shit, but he's still a piece of shit.

By golly, even British child actors are good at American accents. American actors are becoming obsolete!