Agreed… for someone in prison, a fast food burger and a colt 45 might well seem the height of luxurious indulgence…

I remember reading an interview with Sting, wherein a fan gushed about how romantic "Every Breath You Take' was, and how this fan and his wife played it at their wedding. Sting's terse response: 'What are you, fuckin' stupid!'?

I enjoyed the pilot enough to stay with it, although I think although it was not quite up to some rave reviews I read. I will say that switching from Halt and Catch Fire to this for my Sunday night viewing is like trading up from a Yugo to a Mercedes (or at least a Camry)…

All the best Todd, I always enjoyed your work…
As for Uncle Simon, I agree with the criticism and admit the flaws noted here… However, I enjoy it for the constant vocal smack downs between the characters.. kind of a cut rate and condensed 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolfe'….

Alex didn't seem that upset to me…

One advantage of getting older is that it is easier to forget traumatic events..

An endless soundtrack consisting of any of the interchangeable one named 'singers' complaining or exulting about their latest hookups accompanied by inexplicably ubiquitous synthesized handclaps

"He has the biggest forehead that I have ever seen."…

You're all trying too hard to cell this one,,,,

Natasha Lyonne elevates anything she stars in, and when it is a quality product like OITNB then you really have something worth watching…

Most commonly attributed to noted social critic Hermann Goering.

me too, I'm there…

'Fred, you fish eyed fool!'.. cracked me up every time…

Don't be dissing the DC5, 'Having a Wild Weekend' (AKA Catch us if You can) wasn't that bad…

Not only was Peter Falk made for this role, but major kudos for picking out a 1959 Peugeot… genius!. No love for his bassett hound?

I have seen Bud Abbott described as the best straight man ever, and watching him with Lou Costello, I tend to agree.. amazingly smooth at handing Lou the straight line..

She has a bit of a Salma Hayek thing going on…

I was wondering about that, I love her story and portrayal, but the apparent Eastern European accent threw me a bit…

You may be referring to 'Rumor Has it' in which Jennifer Aniston plays someone whose family was the inspiration for 'The Graduate'… or something like that…

We need Jim Cutler to go in and fire a few people…