Hell's bells, Trudy!

Hell's bells, Trudy!

Only a few songs in my life have hit me hard enough to make me remember the exact moment I first heard it — "Leave" is one of these.  Great fucking song.

Up better receive the proper accolades it deserves.  Berry once said that he left the band right before they made their best album.  While it's a bit of a polite exaggeration, he's not far off.  One of the most amazingly underrated albums of any bands' history.

With Breaking Bad, that's the point.

I also appreciate Taco Bell while I'm eating it, but I don't appreciate what happens 5 hours later.

It bumped up for me every time Stan laughed after saying, "In America…"

Yep — that was good.

This is seriously a genius idea.

John Carter….

dcp: I'm pretty sure they did "What's the Frequency Kenneth?"

Then Marc'll make him mad, so Gallagher will storm back into his coma.

"Wife to you…and mother…to meeeee…"
True, but, it's mostly just Dana.  With Panic Room, you get a daughter that literally can't breathe unless a man helps her while her mother stands by helpless.

Great article — can we discuss the merits of Panic Room now and its commentary on male-dominant environments and the dynamics of regressive modern feminism, especially among single, working mothers?

Spoiler: Lori sucks.

What are the plot holes?

I might be more interested to watch if the winners weren't already listed in the title.  It's called "suspense", people!

Hastings has the same character arc as Dr. Emmett Brown — flys into the future with his bright new ideas then, through his own carelessness and hubris, gets himself knocked back to pioneer days,but then he flys back into the future in his new steampunk-Jules Verne-locomotive-hot-tub-time machine…

Netflix makes me feel like I divorced my awesome wife for another more convenient woman and then found out that that woman had Reed Hastings as a CEO and now just reminds me of how much fun it was browsing the shelves of my ex-wife.

They sure got left far behi——  Nevermind.