Rather you get that way, Allen; I'd fuck his woody opinion.

Indeed, and let's not forget AV Club's own Nathan Rabin singling out that sequence for praise in his feature on John Carter.

Indeed, and let's not forget AV Club's own Nathan Rabin singling out that sequence for praise in his feature on John Carter.

I'll watch John Carter again before I watch Avatar again. That's not saying much, I know. It wasn't great but it wasn't bad. It wasn't annoying, which is almost saying something.

I'll watch John Carter again before I watch Avatar again. That's not saying much, I know. It wasn't great but it wasn't bad. It wasn't annoying, which is almost saying something.

I'm sick of Metropolis.

I'm sick of Metropolis.

They keep you doped up on religion and sex and tv
And you think you're so clever and classless and free
But you're still fucking peasants far as I can see
A working class hero is something to be

They keep you doped up on religion and sex and tv
And you think you're so clever and classless and free
But you're still fucking peasants far as I can see
A working class hero is something to be

I never thought that was funny.

I never thought that was funny.

Cougs has some catchy tunes.

Cougs has some catchy tunes.

Boooooo……

Boooooo……

It was a really good documentary, btw. For real.

It was a really good documentary, btw. For real.

Well, to be fair, he was in a car. So he could be passing through, rather than hanging out. And it was a great pretext for a classic scene with a townie (in what was overall a dream-like surrealist sketch of an episode), so all is forgiven anyway.

Well, to be fair, he was in a car. So he could be passing through, rather than hanging out. And it was a great pretext for a classic scene with a townie (in what was overall a dream-like surrealist sketch of an episode), so all is forgiven anyway.

Oh, hey, yeah…that's probably why that scene is there.