I was waiting for Helena to break out the carefree dancemoves she did at the rave, when she danced with that neolutionist's severed tail. I was not disappointed.

Gracie is a kindred spirit to Helena. of course she respects her.

I'm looking forward to scenes with a one-eyed Rachel, drunk, embittered, and cantankerously angry in her eyepatch, as though she's channeling Colonel Tigh.

congratulations on beating Tasha Lem to the first post. refreshing and a nice change of pace.

I don't even OWN a Dexter.

but that's just it — if the subject doesn't genuinely hate the song and can't give well thought out reasons for doing so, why is he even being interviewed?

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this meme never gets old.

he's also living life to the fullest and doesn't have time for drama.

good god, man. pull yourself together.

god, yes. this show has become insufferable.

absolutely. as someone who dated an abusive man who would often block the door of his apartment when I tried to leave, or take my shoes (I lived in Canada at the time; I couldn't leave without my shoes), I was mortified by the last few moments of that scene. I've been there, utterly trapped. and oftentimes the only…

as someone who was an awkward, dorky, ugly duckling-type in middle school and high school, I identify with the nerds. and cheer right along with them.

my landlord misspells my last name on every piece of correspondence he slips under my door. nevermind the fact that I wrote it and signed it in several places on my rental agreement, and it's correctly printed on the checks I send him every goddamn month.

obviously, I don't know beema and can't read his mind, but his comment came across to me CLEARLY as, "yay! an archetypical 'hot girl' appeared, and when it came time for her to kiss someone, she chose a nerd over a jock! a win for all nerdkind!! suck it, jocks!!"

really? he was probably just celebrating on behalf of nerds everywhere.

yeah, Don's a creative type who sneaks away to watch artsy foreign films. he's not a dumb jock; he just looks like he might have been one.

neither had I!

am I the only one who thought Bert was specifically referring to the "one small step" line? marvelling at how perfect it works as a tagline and advertisement for the entire space program?

you joke, but Tom and Lorenzo's Mad Men reviews beat the AVC's by a country mile.