OK. Looked at it again.

That's interesting. I'm not well versed in Love's output, except for the song Celebrity Skin (which I love). When I read somewhere that Corgan helped out on it, I listened to it with that in mind and thought almost the whole thing sounded like a lost Pumpkins track and I could totally hear it in Corgan's voice. Dat…

Thank you! That's the name I was looking for!

According to the CBC, the news anchor moose is perhaps the most significant character in this movie. How does he influence the arc? Is he the Jane Lynch of this movie?

Again it's like poetry sort of. They rhyme. Every stanza kind of rhymes with the last one. Hopefully it'll work.

As much as I love the Harriet Jones joke, DW is hardly the only instance - Battlestar with Roslin, Jack Ryan in Executive Orders.

Sorry if this has already been posted down thread.

Another order I read a while ago for introducing kids to the series was I, II, IV, V, III, VI. I like the looks of Machete order though. I watched IV and started V this weekend. I may follow through on that one.

I was probably 16 or so when I first saw Die Hard. I remember at the time being told - from those oh so plugged in early 90's southwestern Ontario teens - that the guy who played the cop was really a former Detroit cop who went into acting. When I saw him on Family Matters, I was impressed that he was able to make a…

Should have thrown a twist and have one of the questions or contestants be "Geoff"

Really? I enjoyed it. In the mid-90's (before the dark times, before the Special Editions), just as the Star Wars revival was picking up steam, I thought it was a great story. At least on par, if not better than the Thrawn trilogy.

He listened too much to 3PO.

Fuck you Rick Berman.

Rockin' the Suburbs?