Let us stay in period. There were no voicemails then. They were analog recordings on tape and it was actually much more reliable than today's endlessly twitching and failing technology.

AV, there should really be a line between advertisement and editorial.

I have a new question. Why it's so hard to find out anything about the ownership of AV club?

Oh, come on.

Are you going to show us North Dakota's state tourism agency's jingle too?

Are you going to show us the North Dakoka state tourism agency's jingle on here too?

I left Texas many years ago, never meaning to go back. That doesn't mean that this song is ok. It's not at all.

Karl Rove is way too fat to be a tapeworm, but something about him says "tapeworm".

At one point, one of his eyebrows is halfway up his forehead. There aren't even himan muscles for that.

Thinking more about it, they put a "charging up electronics" sound in, that I've only heatd on TV, when the whiney, thankfully dead kid took the safety off. So I guess that's how it gets electrical. The sloppiness is irritating to me, too. Why use a hard scifi premise if it's not that kind of show?

I'm trying to figure out why the rocket launcher needs a magic amulet, anymore than the guns.

I was much younger when I started trying to save the wourld.

No, since it's not a complete sight picture.

I'm listening to the commentary for Crackers Don't Matter. How did Americans end up with the worst accents in the former empire? Is it because we killed all those Redcoats? That was such a long time ago.

Probably way too late, but why would American liberals have protested the bombing of Serbia, and how are the two related?

Cora actually loved Regina for a few seconds before she died, and Regina saw it. That's really more than either of them had coming. I don't like Snow much, but what she did seemed appropriate

No doubt Chekhov could have said fascinating things about guns that shoot around corners. But that will have to be left to future dramatists.

No doubt Chekhov could have said fascinating things about guns that shoot around corners. But that will have to be left to future dramatists.

Then most of the Austrians I served with were from Graz, or for other reasons had a way of speech that's not an accent but a strange way of speaking for a human.  A growly and yelp-y way that sounds like you might imagine a werewolf, or the former Governator.

Then most of the Austrians I served with were from Graz, or for other reasons had a way of speech that's not an accent but a strange way of speaking for a human.  A growly and yelp-y way that sounds like you might imagine a werewolf, or the former Governator.