It's certainly scary enough when combined with being on the wing of a fucking airplane in flight.

Another nice change for season 5 is that Serling again shows up on-set, instead of being in some soundbooth hundreds of miles away. The season had more than its share of troubles, but I like to see that personal touch.

Zicree also said that at the last minute the line had to be changed from "There's not even a war going on there" to "There's not even supposed to be a war going on there."

You also get the feeling that he heard the world calling him a useless, beat-up pile of junk long before a crowd of jacked up bloodsport fans started literally doing just that.

A lots changed since the last time. The Dutch video site where I was watching the half hour episodes before seems to have gone all-in on porn, so I've had to make other arrangements. Still, good to be back.

The thing is, she doesn't trust him and even before she pointed fingers at him as the Chesapeake Ripper, she knows he's never trusted her either. Establishing some kind of rapport with her would be mutually exclusive with lulling Hannibal.

Alana too, given all the time she spends at Hannibal's place and I don't think she's said she's a vegetarian.

Michael Wincott, too.

If he's still alive dude's taking a Wile E Coyote level of physical punishment. Should hold up signs reading "Help" and such.

Fish and chips with some green pepper. It's a low hassle meal I have on Fridays a lot.

Hannibal looked like some mousy, nerdy girl who's just been asked out by that cute popular guy who could have any girl in school but chose her instead because, by golly, he sees her inner beauty!

That said, the interrogation scene she had with Ingram showed how awesome the character can be.

I hadn't thought of that. Probably because of all the fucking snow in the episode.

OK, so, the Lone Gunmen spinoff. It wasn't bad. It just wasn't that good. In essence it played like a jokier X-Files with no monsters and lower stakes. Maybe if it had gotten another season they could have done more interesting things with it. As it is, the show did have a fairly tense pilot and a good Truman…

Pre-Earth Band, Manfred Mann's biggest hit was probably "Quinn the Eskimo", which was written by Bob Dylan. Didn't find its way onto one of his albums until Self Portrait, though.

My my my my my GOD!

Could also go for Don't Take Me Alive or Babylon Sisters.

Her version of Glory Days was my top vote last year, or close to it, so I'm upvoting.

Joe Jackson - Look Sharp

When you mentioned "a thoroughly wasted Anne Dudek" I initially thought you meant she spent the whole time drunk. This may have been optimistic.