He plays one of the villains of the new Splinter Cell as basically the same person. That was kind of weird having that game and the new season of Strike Back pop up right around the same time.

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Very disappointed from the picture that this has nothing to do with Delocated.

Is there any other country on earth that engages in this kind of mass conspicuous consumption because they want to support an entity that smugly despises certain segments of the population? 

"The Barn" refers to the fictional Farmington district the show takes place in.

I believe that The Shield was the show that makes me believe that it is perfectly possible for television to give us extremely gripping thirteen hour movies.

I look forward to future reports of Scott Weiland getting fired by his bandmates every other year until 2019 when he asphyxiates to death in approximately 1" of hobo urine in an alley somewhere. 

Wasn't there also a MacGyver episode about this, where he discovers that heaven is a giant houseboat and God has a feathered mullet?

The photo at the top makes me wonder how long Perry was able to pretend to be Idris Elba on a frump day before they figured him out. 

Where was he in Zero Dark Thirty? I saw him in the credits but didn't recognize him anywhere.

Undisputed 3 and Ninja both look like most other disposable garbage on Netflix Streaming but Scott Adkins' martial arts chops elevate both to being much better than the standard theater skipping action dreck.

I've always considered TMV to be a giant pile of shit with the occasional delicious nugget of undigested corn.

I saw this Wednesday night at the preview in Chicago and liked it a lot.

All of his characters on Comedy Bang Bang are hilariously demented in ways I had never conceived of.

Hickman tends to play the long game, usually weaving together with the other books he's writing at the time, like how his SHIELD, Fantastic Four/FF, and Secret Warriors all overlapped with each other in very specific ways. I imagine Avengers is going to do something similar with his New Avengers once that starts.

Hickman tends to play the long game, usually weaving together with the other books he's writing at the time, like how his SHIELD, Fantastic Four/FF, and Secret Warriors all overlapped with each other in very specific ways. I imagine Avengers is going to do something similar with his New Avengers once that starts.

Hickman is a surprisingly funny writer considering his expertise in ponderous, hardcore science fiction. His Manhattan Projects is a laugh a minute considering the horrible things that it tends to be about.

Hickman is a surprisingly funny writer considering his expertise in ponderous, hardcore science fiction. His Manhattan Projects is a laugh a minute considering the horrible things that it tends to be about.

Graham is actually having different artists draw the different narrative threads, like how Giannis Milonogiannis is handling the thing with the old man Prophet and Farel Dalrymple is drawing the adventures of the one with a tail, and I assume Simon Roy should be returning soon.

Graham is actually having different artists draw the different narrative threads, like how Giannis Milonogiannis is handling the thing with the old man Prophet and Farel Dalrymple is drawing the adventures of the one with a tail, and I assume Simon Roy should be returning soon.

I'm pretty sure that all of Leslie's references to intense making out are just TV code for banging.