I don't know if McNulty fits here because the show doesn't really have a main character. He was only prominent in season one because viewers required some sort of anchor while all the other players were introduced and I wouldn't call him the "lead".

The first hundred pages or so of Gravity's Rainbow are pretty hard to get through because it's very difficult to figure out what is going on. I'm not surprised many people give up early on and keep the impression the entire book is like that.

I remember an interview where the band said Justice was too mechanical with complex riffs that felt a bit like played by a machine or something. I like it though.

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@avclub-534b36b22aab256cdb15c38b66ea1a74:disqus Thank you for telling it like it is: that America has never done anything wrong in the Middle East that could have motivated people to fly planes into buildings.

"Josh Holloway stars as a former high-school basketball coach who is hired to whip an elite breakdancing team into shape in time for the titular competition. "

I went to a concert and I overheard some high-school kids saying that B-boying is no longer cool.

It's renewed through 2016 I believe.

I was disappointed with this, some laughs but bland dialogue and a very weak plot especially compared to the perfectly constructed Hot Fuzz.

Women am I right? God I hate them.

He's right, whoever heard of asians allying themselves with the Nazi.

Finally got to watch this and if it had been the series finale I'd have been happy. The scene where Walt calls the house to make his goodbyes of sorts and let Skyler off the hook was brilliantly written and acted. I cannot imagine how they can top this or if they will but that episode alone was worth the years of…

I think of that line every time I see two identical things and it's ruining my life

CTRL-F the wire

Do you have reading comprehension issues or do you just like to pat everyone on the head

Mark Hamill's turn as the Joker in the Arkham games are hands down the best voice performances in the medium (high praise, I know)

I jumped from that bridge in like 1995. Who wants to touch me. Also you could have dropped by Brody's house (unless it's not there anymore or something)

@misterfilmgeek:disqus He's pointing out that a show's length is a poor indicator of its monetary worth especially when Lost turns into irredeemable garbage past season 3.

Nice to see Steve Jobs' genius at being a malevolent money-grubbing asshole lives on

Well, that is touchingly pathetic.