Thank you for this.  I really enjoyed the premise of the book, and then….nothing.

I'll try and think of a nomination once I get over that sandblasted picture up there.  It'll take a while.

I actually thought the opposite of Nollvane; you put way more thought and insight into analyzing this shitpile of a show than I'd expect any reviewer to muster.  So kudos to you, sir.

Yeah, but they had just as many pro-gay throwaway jokes, if I remember correctly.

You can be my sidekick!  Bangs McCoy.

Well, then take another lap and try again.

I haven't, but I'll check it out.  Thanks for the heads-up.

Yeah, people want dogs.

I tore through it when it was on Netflix instant streaming, and was actively sad when I discovered there were no more episodes to watch.

"The IT Crowd" and "Scrubs"?  Merry un-birthday to me!

So, LA Noire?

Yes.  Stay far, far away.  Heed the warning I wish I had gotten.

I adore Dead Like Me, and think it had some really affecting episodes.  I never thought Rebecca Gayheart much of a burning talent, but I think Betty is the best work she's ever done. 

Oh, so that's what happened with the disparity between how he acted at her wake and his eventual relationship with Charlotte.  Mystery solved!

They didn't say which six.  It might be Gunther.

Agreed on the editing.  That was one of the most suspenseful movies I've ever seen.

@Dikachu:disqus - Like she made it herself.  Ha!

My take was that she really wanted to serve a motherly function (she had that picture of what I assume was her child that died or was sent away), but once Dick's health improved, she had nothing left to offer but the only thing she ever gets to provide, which is sex.

Well, I think we can agree that if there's one person who deserves to lecture us on the civility of public discourse, it's Tracy Morgan.

Could you please send that message to everyone on Facebook?