Butt to Butt Resuscitation, by Funkadelic. I'd like to think my kids would find it funny, especially if I went for a Catholic funeral.

The opening scene at Riverrun, and the Small Council scene, demonstrate just what the show can do with staging and skillful acting. Even filleting out some of Martin's more ambling digressions, there's a lot of plot to get through. Its comforting to know that they can take this sort of deft shortcut. I thought last…

love the first three "vocal" albums from the 70s. I haven't cracked the ambient side yet-its seems kind of daunting (after all the critical praise), which doesn't make sense since its meant to be background noise.

love the first three "vocal" albums from the 70s. I haven't cracked the ambient side yet-its seems kind of daunting (after all the critical praise), which doesn't make sense since its meant to be background noise.

Walton Goggins? He'd be way too too young for the part, but he would kill that sort of direct address, that's for sure. Not Downey though, he'd just do the Robert Downey show. I think if anything Spacey is toning it down too much-he's coming across a bit too hectoring and bitter in some of the monologues, he's nto…

I think the US version lacks the blackly comic element the original had. The latter is just hilarious at times-it embraces the pulpy ludicrousness of it all (and I think its one reason why the journalist character suffers-(SPOLIERS) she has a serious Daddy complex FU exploits in a really creepy way. So even the…

I've been wondering how they are going to replicate the arc of the British original (SPOILERS) because the latter is set in a parliamentary system, Francis Urqhuart had to remove four rivals from his path to become Prime Minister (in the most blackly comic, nefarious way possible-Ian Richardson FTW!) and then more or…

Edwards invented the so-called jungle primary that opened up the door to Duke in the first place, the whole point being to split the Republican vote. That the neo-Nazi made it through was a bonus, I guess.

He did work there, so maybe he has some insight you don't?

He did work there, so maybe he has some insight you don't?

Larry the polygraph guy is just a polygraph guy-would he have the level of access necessary to be able to monitor an ongoing operation?

Larry the polygraph guy is just a polygraph guy-would he have the level of access necessary to be able to monitor an ongoing operation?

"We were just going to airbrush him out of the group photo, and delete all his articles, but since you bitches won't shut up about it in comments, fine, good luck there Phipps, nice knowing ya"

"We were just going to airbrush him out of the group photo, and delete all his articles, but since you bitches won't shut up about it in comments, fine, good luck there Phipps, nice knowing ya"

Isn't calling polyamory a sexual orientation this like calling marriage a sexual orientation? More power to you if you have five relationships going on simultaneously, in whatever configuration of boy/girl, or its more descriptive of a particular set of circumstances or choices than anything?

Isn't calling polyamory a sexual orientation this like calling marriage a sexual orientation? More power to you if you have five relationships going on simultaneously, in whatever configuration of boy/girl, or its more descriptive of a particular set of circumstances or choices than anything?

Happy now, bitch?

Happy now, bitch?

Caviezel's loosening up finally-embracing the inherent ludicrousness of his character, to some degree at least. Without camping it up, thankfully. Emerson must be great to play off against though-he's the character actors character actor at this point.

Caviezel's loosening up finally-embracing the inherent ludicrousness of his character, to some degree at least. Without camping it up, thankfully. Emerson must be great to play off against though-he's the character actors character actor at this point.