I love The Test Dream. That's right, I said it.

Richard helped Jimmy scalp some old dude. I'm fairly sure he's already crazy.

We've tried. She's the dunce of the family. Next up we're going to force her to watch the Big Bang Theory and hope that puts her in a coma.

The scene with Emily being stabbed with the needle was horrible. I have no kids nor want any but listening to the girl scream made me cringe. Sorry to hear you had to go through a similar experience, Noel.

Manny is amazing and if he doesn't kill at least three more people I'm going to be letdown. I said to my dad as the scene began, "If he gets killed he better go down fighting."

I watched Blue Velvet with my mother (long story as to how that happened) and she was just totally repulsed.

I get you. Lynch is my favorite director but I have an odd relationship with Blue Velvet. I feel like it doesn't always earn some of its scenes, like the relatively happy ending with the robin, but the individual parts of it are so good that I still like it a lot. I don't think it's Lynch's best film, though. For me…

If there's one thing I can't stand it's cold fucking beer! MAKES ME FUCKING PUKE!

One scene in Blue Velvet that isn't talked about enough is when Booth comes down the hallway just as Jeffrey is leaving Isabella Rossalini's apartment and she claims he's her neighbor. The way Booth interrogates him and says, "neighbor" and "neighborly" just scares the shit out of me. Although Booth getting Jeffrey to…

Sounds to me like you're streets behind.

I think Nucky is fascinating and I like that he wasn't completely revealed to us right from the get go. Winter and Company are slowly peeling away the layers and we're getting to see all different shades of Nucky Thompson which makes him extremely interesting. Take a look at the show that airs opposite Boardwalk, The…

Todd's Sopranos reviews are what first got me here. They're always excellent.

I thought the makeup on DiCaprio was really good, too. Loved the film as well. It wasn't what I expected and I was okay with that.

Van Alden was so disgusted at the thought that Nucky might've given Lucy money before a deal was made. That seemed to turn him against it completely as opposed to anything rational, like, how it's bad to get in bed with a criminal.

I could watch a whole show of Van Alden being obnoxiously condescending to people.