I was reading about Jim Jones at the same time as "Going Clear" came out…I honestly think the primary distinction between the two was circumstance, that is to say luck.

Ewww…."push".

You are not alone.

Doc would burn through it in a day just like he did the advance from his brother…he's always going to be on the edge of bankruptcy I think.

Well, they're essentially the same thing.

They made it a point to focus on the Colonel taking out his sword. Probably him that got all stabby, but then Jonas might have told him to before they entered the room.

This was at least a year or two out of college.

Way back when Gary convinced him he was the Highlander was the turning point I think…

But Hank is the one that's in a band….

That's all Gary's opinion though. Like he's really not in a position to say so authoritatively.

I really wanted the Hank Co. one but white shirts tend to be single use only for me…

A nursing home, of course!

In "Shadowman 9: In the Cradle of Destiny" he said in his mid twenties that he was still waiting for his trust to get out of escrow. This was not long after Jonas died…how hilarious would it be if the Monarch was attacking his fathers compound w/his own money all this time?

His biography says he was some guys random bastard as well. He's just doing what he was taught…

How great was it Brock knew the half-life of the element that was powering it and he didn't?

Did you know they did live action sections w/Hammer as Dr. Girlfriend, Publick as  the Monarch, Urbaniak as Venture and Warburton as Brock for the S3 DVD extras? Or maybe S3, one or the other.

Well, Dinklage is the go to short guy actor right now. The way that Lucy Liu was the only asian female in American cinema for like a decade.

SPANAKOPITA!!!!

It just seems too focused on the least interesting cast members of late…time will tell.

Frigging Spin Doctors…an entire album about being a lonely beta male. That was like the saddest thing ever.