It's not really just Jersey, it's also prevalent in the Long Island - Bensonhurst axis.

Even with children or animals involved there is still plenty of freaky shit out there. Freaky shit you'd rather no one else know about.

I didn't come up with this, but Tokyo Drift is to Fast and Furious what Season Two of the Wire was to that series. A necessary bit of world expansion.

Running Scared? That was a fucking crazy movie.

I've read somewhere online that his full name is Han Seoul-Oh. I don't know how I should feel about this.

As soon as we met his character in Ronin, I said, "Oh shit it's Claude Lebel!" (His character in Jackal)

I didn't know Frasier was a police.

Dude, paragraph breaks. It's giving me an eyesore even when I'm not focusing on it.

Watching it around the same time I discovered Leon/The Professional cemented my respect of Reno. I was even excited when I saw him in Godzilla! Yeah…

That was a great twist. I've alway thought that he was probably some guy in the service who served in a non-combat capacity, but knew enough to bullshit his way into entry level mercenary work. Or maybe he was someone who watched a lot of action movies.

Damn, Best Supporting Actor in a Drama is stacked. I can honestly see four of those guys winning, thought pretty much all of them deserve it. I'm pulling for Stoll though, he gave that show and emotional depth when it was otherwise pretty cold.

I feel that with it being such an ensemble show, it's only right that no one gets nominated for a lead role. Everyone has favorites, but honestly there aren't really any primary characters.

All deserved it, though maybe they could've added Margo Martindale.

Don't forget the child molester-esque facial hair.

Hey! Andrew Lincoln yelled at a ghost and wandered around in search of said ghost. It was riveting in that it made me question my investment in that show.

The only problem with Giorgio is that the spoken word parts interrupt the flow so I don't know how often it'll get played at parties.

I would not be disappointed if Get Lucky became the "Song of the Summer." I just hope I don't end up hating it because of overplaying.

Touch is ridiculous. Ridiculously awesome!

My problem is the album is so much fun that it reinforces how mundane most of my daily activity is. Maybe I should save doing the dishes for podcasts.

I'll forgive all these puns, I mean we're Human After All.