Tell it to Savage Love…

He was actually amazingly easy to root for up until the last season, when he started to kill other main characters. I mean, he was a monster from day 1, but the show kind of made it ok by presenting it in a context where there was either under direct threat, or there was an even worse monster that he was up against. …

Nothing compares to the Reese's Peanut Butter Egg— The big ones that they sell individually, not the smaller ones in the bag. And don't even try to give me that peanut butter pumpkin or peanut butter christmas tree shit, they don't compare.

I'm with JVS, get them the hell out of Phoenix (Phoenix!) and back to Canada, or at least someplace where ice forms naturally.

What about "The Mind of the Married Man" I watched that once. Once.

For some real fun, add some Mucinex…turns out killing those disgusting green globs from the commercial is a nice cheap high

Dark Tower
Thanks for the review. I have been loving these over the past year, and wondering if I was alone in that. I had not heard about Sorcerer, I will have to look in to it. Do you think they will be including it in the Fall of Gilead trade?

Or we can just rent the movie Gia…

Christopher Walken walks in to the cage and mops up the floor with all three of them…

Yeah, "works", right.

My wife and I laughed at that. It about the same quality as a Powerpoint slide transition

@ Noel
That's why I'm wondering if Ben's inability to stop playing the angles will lead to his destruction and, ironically, Locke's salvation. In other words, Gollum.

Oh, and did you catch that Alpert didn't know Locke had died!?!

That's a hard mistake to make with Ben, expecting him to be playing an angle is like expecting the sun to rise

Yes, that was my first thought… =)

Yeah, he no longer seems quite so perfectly sympathetic anymore

A lot of interesting symmetry in this episode
Both Jack and Sawyer get the shit kicked out of them, both Juliet and Kate get hit once, and both groups are off on a mission that is most likely going to be ambushed (the others '77 by Dharma and the present Others by the shadow of the statue crew)

Kind of gilding the lilly though, dontcha think? Those poor little corpse worms must have been bursting.

We need to organize a no-holds-barred fight to the death between Bono and Sting. Who wins? We all do.

Don't forget Akirska Kurskawa's Roskamon, starring Toskaro Mifune!