Ditto. Style seemed to surplant substance, I say the song "Lemon" broke the band.

Always bothered me to see high numbers of "Monster" in the bargain bins of record stores, back when there were record stores. Never understood how people could not see the good in that album.

He DID show up that day. He got his car in the morning, which was stored at the stages, left and THEN didn't come back for the afternoon table read.

and it wasn't the first physical altercation

I used to work on the show. Been told by a current employee that it was indeed the shins.

I guess no spoiler alerts unless it involves Game of Thrones or Walking Dead

I'll see Annie Potts tomorrow. i'll ask her.

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Jayhawks: "Tomorrow the Green Grass"

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Probably one of the worst episodes of the show I have seen. Writing was weak. The acting was melodramatic and off-character and quite honestly grating. The timing seemed truly off. Just all around something I was eager to be over with so it could be deleted.

Nerd interruption: the characters of Halo Reach were not prototypes. The majority were Spartan IIIs, with the exception of Jorge who was a Spartan II like the Master Chief.

Thought her accent was fine. Didn't pull my ear. Surprised to see vague hostility towards it.

He only does the big plot episodes. SPOILER: nothing big happens in the last two books till about 4,000 pages in

Just came down here to post that.

How is he going to compress 8,437 pages into a two hour movie? I assume that's the length of the final book. TO be fair though, I imagine 8325 of them will be about food, banners or where whores may go so maybe two hours might work.

nailed it.

To me it felt like hey we have a funny idea and hey, we have some time to fill in this episode, let's make this happen. Either make it a fully fleshed out plot or take your A and B stories and put a little more work into them to make up those four minutes of content you seem to be missing.

Agreed. Found the episode disjointed and boring and not very funny. Felt like they were really forcing the two central pairings.

I think the biggest problem for me is the plot seems to be frequently driven by illogical decisions that would be outside what one would think was the normal operating procedure of the CDC or any group of trained people in a containment situation. It's hard to get involved when you are sitting at home thinking "I am…