Best in Translation
(This is)…a film that benefits from being dubbed; with a decent voice-actor dubbing Arnie's role the film gains a lot.

Has 'must of' become a real usage?

yep-AGUA MALA is about the only decent thing in season 6

I was surprised. No matter the reputation she had, when someone goes so young, it's a surprise. And tragic.

I'm with lobsters-tried to get into this show (like I have anything fucking else to do but watch TV), but couldn't see it thru' to the end. Talking about the 1st season. Everything was good, but they'd just focused their creative energy on something I couldn't get behind. Tied to cover all bases, and appeal to every…

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Physics
Something tells me this is going to be a sparse comments section.

Kneel, gay man.

Who was that girl?
The actress that did the blind girl really rings a bell-but why?

It's the bot in season 1 come back to life. Pull the plug!

Seriously AVClub, just get over yourselves amd bring back Lenny and Sean. No-one cares if they made shit up and were drunk by noon, they wrote good copy. Forget the Pulitzer, it's not going to happen.

Kevin Bacon
would like his nose back.

How about Duchovny's characterisation of a younger Mulder? He has a fringe! Which he brushes out of his eyes! And he smokes!

Probably because the higher-ups could've then sacked most of the Slough crew & kept the more competent Swindon posse.

They probably went for the second as it makes more sense as a film, as it echoes 'Prisoner of Zenda', which had also been previously filmed. It gives the film an extra layer of fun-the swordfight scene is as good as anything with Errol Flynn, despite being played for laughs.

"Poor little golden-haired Emilia"

'Diplomatic' is one way of putting it. I love MM, but audiences don't, and he seems to shift the focus for the relatively low box office success of what are entertaining films (Royal Flash, Time After Time) away from himself and on to the studios. Most people just don't get him.

It's an 'M'

Seriously, in a perfect world they would have knocked out another five as good as 'Appetite…' The talent was there.

Roger's I-got-clean speech
Was that lifted straight from Victor's same moment at the end of 'Glamorama'? Or do all those testimonials sound the same? It was reminiscent, to say the least.