Pete Hornberger's wife found him.

Rather Pug-natious.

Snark about LUCK aside — I think he'd do an amazing job with "Spotted Horses" — I loved that story so much in college and loved it even more reading it to my 3 month old niece during tummy time several years ago.  The guy who played Deadwood's Dan Dorrity would be a good fit to play the Texan who likes his gingersnap…

Been on hiatus since OZ.

Any news on the David Milch helmed, HBO produced Faulker adaptations?
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people of a certain age in east texas, where i grew up, still say yankee

I know this's wildly a-temporal, but I do enjoy your posts on the Classic Club reviews.  I just finished a re-watch of the series and in THE SCENE in the finale, it struck me this time around that the only two words spoken — "Captain.  Captain," may be a sort of twisted allusion to a Walt Whitman poem — your thoughts?

This is fun.

PGA Punch?

That would be pretty great.  What would they do for Hemlock Grove?

The Syrian Electronic Army can't hack this platform, right?

A Milford man's working the booth.

I like this band and I am saddened by Tim's shitty behavior.

I'm thinking it was electro-ghosts that slaughtered dude in the elevator.

something something like a BOSS?

Since I haven't seen anybody else go there yet, I guess I'll be the one to suggest "DP" — a connotation I could get behind.  I look forward to your reviews next year.

Wait, why won't it find DVD?  I saw it on Netflix years ago, and would enjoy a re-watch, what infernal mechanism will keep it from my collection?

Ok — just finished episode 13.  If Netflix produces a second season…yeah, I'll watch it.  Plenty of shows get better a year after, and since I long ago quit True Blood, this could fill the niche.  Any official word on Hemlock Grove's continuation status?

@avclub-c701a997d9bef627835b036efb4eca63:disqus I thought that was the case, but that I'd cover the base

You don't know a shitty riff on a shitty poem?