She IS sort of a sidetalker.

Worked for Roland

Good movies, that old trilogy…..but shit. Also, I'm against random depictions of flathead screwdrivers. Now a thrown together Keith David outfit from They Live, I'd totally get.

I cleaned charnel pits and policed up blood. Meh. It's a living

Yes. By the way. Your great grand dad is back. He's on his way. Wait for a knock

I got to do all three seasons of Millennium. That was a hard hard shoot, but Lance was great to work with. If that pic is current, he looks pretty hale and hearty. Good to see.

Well, Disqus sux. so GOOD

I'm guessing the Saint plugged his ears

Lightoller had been my hero of this incident. Then I realized he specifically led to several deaths by not loading his fucking boats properly. Lowe…now Lowe was a hero.

Bill is a shitty companion. I don't even actively hate her. She's just completely fucking blah. The actress seems game, but the character blows.

Ok. We'll see how long it lasts

Then I concur

It was a trial where the law did what it did. 12 folks discussed and couldn't come to consensus. Yes. It was a fair trial.

Interesting idea. It doesn't hold MUCH water because we never see The Bride brace Sophie for any info, but interesting idea.

Took me a long time to get this up because Disqus sucks. But your comment is silly and you need to snap out of it.

Did you think they were going to do an entire series based in a shitty grocery store? They need places to it away to in series'

Under the Dome, (the book) was absolute nonsense. I like King and am chugging through the Dark Tower series right now, in prep for hating the movie, but yea, he's written some bad ones along with the really really good ones. I'm currently on Song of Susannah, the worst of the Tower books and it's still as bad as the…

It was absolutely dreadful.

This show, from what I've seen with this first episode, seems to scream for mocking recaps….but I shot my wad in the late seasons of LOST

you mean the dog? Because every other character seems taken out of a fourteen year old's creative writing grab bag