That scene pissed me off so much. I mean, seriously?

Also, wasn't there a show, kind of popular around here, bunch of people on some crazy island from which they couldn't escape, ended a season by trapping a bunch of characters in the past and then detonating a hydrogen bomb?

…You mean The Tempest?

Well, and to that extent, I can't really argue with how catchy someone else finds it. For me, it is an album utterly devoid of hooks with exactly zero memorable parts that aren't just blasts of noise.

I find pitchfork to be a little too smug in their superiority sometimes, but the Paralytic Stalks review is right on the money, I'd say.

A wig? It looks like he's wearing the top of someone else's head.

Seconded.

Actually, my girlfriend and I are trying to name-train the rats (which is possible though time consuming. And tedious). Otherwise I wanted to name one of them Thalidomide. But we figured that was too many syllables.

I have two rats. They are Scrambles the Death-Dealer and Nibbler the Unstoppable Killing Machine.

One would be amazed at the demand for that kind of thing.

Fucking what? I wrote to Bill Watterson when I was a child too, and received form letters in response. Two of them.

Does anyone know if a new episode of Luck is airing tonight or if it's the pilot again?

The glyph code for the episode was "March," (according to Fringepedia) which suggests to me the Observer in the last shot is not the Observer we know and love.

My wish: That no one had ever given Simon Cowell money for TV shows ever ever ever.

Have no doubts that it is already on my iPod. I've considered trying to get local radio to play it, and thus help attain his goals, but I don't see that working out, really.

I choose to believe that James Urbaniak barely has time in the day to cash all his royalty checks for his flawless performance(s) on The Venture Bros. And of course that he'll be promoted to starring cast in the second season of Homeland.

Curse you, Big Agriculture!

I thought they accomplished the former when Carrell left. How can we go about the latter?

WHY????

I believe this year's must-see Christmas release is Django Unchained. For putting the whole family in a rapey, torture-y holiday spirit.