I made a playlist of my favourite songs under 2 minutes a couple of years back. I had short breaks at work, that would go for 5 minutes tops, so I'd like to throw on a quick song into my earphones before getting back to my call centre job. This track is definetly getting added to it. Love the way it can be anthemic…

Disciples is pretty much my song of the year. It rips right into me with some snakey guitar lines, incredibly melodic bass line and a set of sweet lyrics.

Gotta say though, last weeks Two Charted with just Howard telling stories around his manor was an all-time classic.

Chekov's grenade.

Yep I am in an emotional spot in my owm life today because of messed up friendship drama, and although it isn't the exact same as this shows situation, seeing Liv crying through her confession to Peyton and then Peyton being missing the rest of the episode wrecked me.

That whole scene with Major purchasing his weapons was a really dark moment. His eyebrow lift seemed like it was the show winking at us about the idea of needing a grenade, but I also read it as how deep Major had sunk into this mess.

Like, noone has seen The Godfather unless they were alive in the 70's, right?

Just imagine if you watched the first episode and then jumped to this one. You'd think Major had been almost rewritten. But over his arc, it has fleshed out his intense drive for making things better…in his self-destructive way.

I just figured it was Rob Thomas trying to make Cliff (from vmars) a recurring character on iZombie by making his weatherman character a out of nowhere pal of Liv's. And I loved it ! He was a stoner who danced and always had great hair.

On inital watch, season 5 was my favourite because it was so darn entertaining. On rewatch, I'm leaning towards season 1 because I've found so much there that is staying with me.

I always liked the idea of the show being more mystical and answers to the more supernatural parts of the show being left opaque.

I don't really like that cabin scene, though not because it never gets much of an 'answer' but because it felt too much like the show winking at us about the mythology.

I liked Balls Out in the Table Read series, but most of my praise goes to the performances rather than the script. Jason Mantzoukas was on fire, making every obnoxious line into one of those 'oh crap I have to pause this for a second I'm laughing too hard' moments.

The whole movie script was absolute gold. I can sometimes feel like an outsider who just doesn't get it, at least occasionally on Hollywood Handbook. But more often than not the two of them are so friggin ridiculously funny, which happens so much in their script readings.
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Trauma and grief do not make clear thinkers of most of us. That walks her back enough for me.

And they are in a band, that Ken Marino manages, and they play at a Max Rager event, only to all go psychotic and play death metal instead of their regular sunshine-pop.

The pain and disbelief he has at the end, finally hearing the truth from the last person that he would believe, that broke my heart just a bit.

I always felt Sawyer and Tim Riggins on FNL were kindred spirits, especially now considering your "former model" comment. And yet Kitsch seems to be finding himself a fair bit busier with new roles.

I'd love to see him get basically any role. Give him a romantic comedy, a moody sci-fi or an action adventure. In my head I am only imagining him being brilliant in them.

One that always stuck with me when I was younger, from Lost - Sayid torturing Sawyer by putting some sort of plant done his fingernails.