so that's what it is…
i always wondered why i got a headache every time i watch CSI…it's the cultural impact that's causing it.

also read "supposedly fun thing ill never do again" as my introduction to DFW. and felt the exact same way about just "getting" him right away.

speaking of devastating suicides, the one that hit home to worst for me was david foster wallace.

5. kinda a joke about the mystery of the guy -not many questions about him are answered, but it emphasizes the not knowing - the worst part of a beloved ex's rebound.

it's all about timing.
would have to be Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.

50 copies of Moby Dick

it seems he skipped right past the 80s steve martin phase straight to the 00's steve martin/don knotts phase.

the chesapeake kid's line of thinking is pretty much responsible for Deadwood getting cancelled.

well, if you REALLY cared about it, you'd go support it financially by paying for it.

what sandler and brett ratner projects?
anyone know what those 2 movies he turned down were?

but his talent lays in what he did with that "one note".

chigurr was the villain in No Country for Old Men…

"this was a great episode for Aaron Paul. He's really been underutilized this season, it seems like outside of the beatdown episode he's been limited to comic relief…"

AMC has been awesome for taking chances on shows like this and Mad Men and deserve all the credit for letting the showrunners do exactly what they want.

"What's the place called where you go if you masturbate too much?"

We have the benefit of looking back on Seinfeld with the help of time. You can't judge a show's legacy while it is still being written.

well, according to Harold Ramis, that ACTUALLY HAPPENED to him when he was in college. and of course, that was taking place in the early 60s, so it was capturing a different time.

it's english bob, jorge.

nigeltde-

nothing is more uncomfortable than watching the one-sided seduction scene in king of comedy.