I love Steph.
Not only is the character a valuable addition to the team as an intelligent resource, and as a foil for her bumbling brother and Britt, but the performance by the actress who plays her is excellent. She doesn't overplay Steph. She's convincing as a mentally troubled human being, not just as a wacky girl…

Sure.

@ Ever Present Rapist

I guess that isn't grammatically incorrect…
..but it still sounds fucking stupid, doesn't it? Like if you asked a little kid what their favorite Pink Floyd album was.

Future TV Club Review Summary of The Wild Wild West
by Todd VanDerWerff

The Thin Red Line.
I'm a long-time fan of the movie. I don't find it pretentious or dull. I think it's fucking beautiful.

This performance of it FTW:

SyFy really is worse than you'd think. Jimminy-minimy they've fallen so hard. Do they have a single worthwhile bit of programming in their schedule that isn't a Twilight Zone or Outer Limits rerun?

Comedy Central:

It was made in the 70s, wasn't it? What do you think?

Single Female Superhero…
…rescuing all her clients /
Wearing dated outfits
And being self-reliant

And now an impersonation of Norm Macdonald on a late-90s episode of Conan O'Brien with Kodi Smit-McPhee as the second guest…
*ahem*

Looks like with the updated numbers…
…that the moldy, years-old Case 39 actually did 100 grand BETTER than the heavily promoted critically well-received Let Me In.

@ Rockrocky

Deckard would be a tabby.

I fucking, fucking, fucking, fucking LOVVVVVVE JAWS FUCK.
This is a tremendous and iconic scene, it's just when I saw that Jaws was in scenic routes, it was gonna be my fucking favorite scene of the movie and probably ever, the scene that includes Quint's monologue.

Also, I'm thinking a lot of Clubbers got Draper'd by Megan while watching that scene, tonight. Even after Don left first.

@Cheap Cyn

Continued Rockwell ownage:

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