I would just like to pop in
and say the show is no longer worth watching.

Hey, DJ Qualls aced it in Breaking Bad so he's at least has ONE redeemable role in his career.

Patton's too good for that show. He will be in something funnier, like the direct-to-DVD sequel to "Big Fan" (which shall be titled "Bigger Fan").

Pull a Boll
I think Kevin Smith should just offer to box any critic who doesn't like Cop Out and then include footage of the boxing matches as an extra in the DVD release. Unless… maybe… the man actually has LESS of a sense of humor than Uwe Boll.

My first girlfriend lent me her DVD copy of "Happiness" after our second date. When the movie was over, I almost picked up the phone to break up with her. In retrospect, I should have done that.

The 21st chapter is awful, it's true. But I don't think it can or should be cut out at this point. It's like, you can pretend Godfather III doesn't exist because it diminishes the first two films, but the fact of the matter is that it's still there with all of its flaws. Now as to the two Matrix sequels, we just…

Am I the only person who thinks that the final episode of season 2 was utter crap? It relied WAY to heavily on coincidence, which is just lazy writing in my opinion. That said, I found that its crapulence was uncharacteristic for the show, which overall is one of my all-time favorites.

That's the second use of the phrase "low-hanging fruit" I've encountered today and I still can't help but picture a sagging scrotum.

Manos. The end.

No, no, NO. "A Streetcar Named Marge" is the best episode ever. This is not my opinion; it is objective fact.

An actor who really wants to be a director?
Unheard of! It's so crazy it just might work…

This is definitely an album that has grown on me the more I've listened to it. It's not pop music like Gnarls Barkley and works better listening to it as an album rather than as individual singles.

Good Morning Spider
Remains one of my all-time favorite albums. The musicians I like need to stop killing themselves.

Thank goodness!
…that it never made it to the air. Otherwise it could have ended up like that dreary, bland American remake of "The Office."