It's cute to see Marvel fans whining about how people bag on their films. Trying being a DC fan.

Life is a mystery. Everyone must stand alone.

Or, she stepped away from a show that gets fractional ratings to one that's part of a ratings juggernaut.

I'm getting addicted to heroine as well, which works well in this new "girl-centric" TV scape.

I'm waving on this show now. Phil becomes more grating and unlikeable every episode, and I don't really have anyone to root for. It felt like at the end of last season and the beginning of this one things were going somewhere, but now it's stuck in first gear again.

Andrew W.K. became Duffman so gradually that most didn't notice.

Great, now Ryan Adams pretty much HAS TO play in Mississippi.

He's the Rap/Hip Hop world's Morrissey.

Struck me that there must have been some discussion about the size of the foot perch. Scott has massive feet, as well as height, it must play in to design at some point.

I did not care for it. It was by far the least interesting part of the book for me. The Derry stuff was great, and I liked the small town part as well, but any time he went to investigate or watch Oswald, snooooooore.

Lot of verbal dancing going on, but the word doesn't fit what you're trying to make it fit, at least from where I stand.

Does it though?

Doesn't "visual storytelling" pretty much sum it up?

So like a a ship specifically designed for showmen, or just populated by showmen?

He was also a bit of a mess in the book, IIRC. But then, so was the entire Oswald plot, which was the dullest part of the book.

SPOILER for the book:

Not only will it take forever for someone to realize that there is a problem, but even sorting out what/where the problem is would take a long time. But the bigger issue is that Chuck's character is built on perfection. Mesa Verde went with HHM on the idea that they will handle things flawlessly. This will undermine…

Baiting/Not spoiling. Potato, Potato.

Nothing like C list opinions about A list creations.

Well, you're just nitpicking now. The idea was to kill of an important character as a stunt. Aaron simply wouldn't qualify.