Yup, this is exactly where I thought Jude's concerns sprung from.  I'd be surprised if it doesn't prove to be the case.  Worked in Lone Star (the film).

While I agree the morning-after suspicion about Al was well done, I have mixed feelings about the show making him a suitor for Robin.

Me, four … oh, I'm a little late to this.  Needed something to watch after Hannibal finished its first season, and this is fitting nicely.

And what's more, he knew how to treat a female impersonator.   Ooh, sorry, sorry, wrong show.

I once farted myself awake during The African Queen.  Fortunately for everyone the class seating was fairly spaced out.

aka Fishtar

In memoriam

Chris Knight's love of toxic waste may have hurt him in the long run.

That's nice and all, but you're forgetting a little show called Charles in Charge, and the double-barreled performances of Baio & Aames

"There's likely to be residual neurological scarring."

Acting is just people jumping around and yelling things.

That was such an insightful and well-written profile of a monster, it's put you on a watch-list.

Pete Holmes posts here?

I like your take, @fursa_saida:disqus.

"Hannibal seemed shocked when he saw the ear in the sink, and he got emotional right after."

Roddy McDowall + killer monkey science experiment does smell like Rifftrax material.  Also like flung poo.

The Paula Deen thread has warped my mind.  Read the headline as

Agreed on the write-up, well done and well deserved.

Pouring out some Jim Beam and raising a glass with you, BBT.   We were in Todd's TV trenches for a good stretch there, eh.

Watched it last week.  What comes across is a humble guy ("the writers are so smart") who cared very much about what he was doing — and obviously that care came across in an endlessly watchable performance.  RIP JG.