He's got a tv series and a movie series. I'd say Ron's doing pretty well for himself these days—and good on him.

The benefit of not taking this show seriously…
…is that the final plot twist didn't bother me in the slightest—I loved it, in fact. It was a development worthy of Nip/Tuck, another show that is, essentially, exquisite trash. I'm looking forward to seeing what ridiculously entertaining direction it sends the plot…

Oh, that Oomfoofoo, she so crazy!

Squaaaaaaaaaaaaaaare One!

The gruesome, sadistic murder of hundreds of thousands by omission (getting Dibala back on his feet) is okay. The somewhat less gruesome, sadistic murder of the murderer by volition is icky-poo. Seriously, dude, what part of ethics don't you understand?

The theme was by Stuart Copeland which is why it KICKED ASS.

Fucking CBS…
…put The Equalizer opposite of St. Elsewhere. I was a rather conflicted high school sophomore.

Heh. "Soup" is funnier than "Zuul."
Carry on.

Oh, what a misery it is to have no testicles!

a valid distinction—though shows have gone from network to first run syndication.

Not only did it showcase Portman's ass but she then regretted showing it to us. For that, Hotel Chevalier gets an A+ with a smiley face and a gold star.

And Junior is gay.

I think it's spelled Kuato.

The key, of course, is "self-described." A lot of monsters think they're the sweetest guys around.

Indeed. So instead of looking for kindness and a good listener, I take it you expect cash?

Is this your visioon of the end of the world?
No, it's Mayan!

That's somewhat true, but—in the interest of fairness—note that many women love to fetishize their attraction to "bad boys" (it was just on a Gilmore Girls repeat). There's more here than simple confidence and funniness.

Suture was really cool.

Not fake fur
At least, not according to the New Yorker.

I don't like Bottle Rocket—it bored me—but I've loved all of his other movies, even The Life Aquatic, which is the most flawed of the lot (the lot being he ones I like).