Did the intricacy of the intersecting stories and weird chronology remind anyone else of Lost?

Haha, "brainiacs"! Because they're actually dumb actors! Now that's humorous! Today's comedians could learn from this headline.

This was the first episode I ever watched and still one of my favorites.

For a second, I confused him with Alex Winter and was momentarily yet profoundly sad and felt most un-excellent.

It's actually a mass noun so you have to say pieces of Nolan or Chistophers of Nolan.

Fair enough, but crap like this is starting to bug me: "When the Dean is saying that he’ll pretty much allow any student to do
anything, a student creeps into the background of the shot, then sits at
the counter of Shirley’s Sandwiches and does absolutely nothing. The
old Community would have found the perfect…

I really liked this episode. Yes, the quality has generally gone down since Harmon's ousting, but I wonder if some people have just made up their minds about this season and refuse to acknowledge a good episode without qualifying it by saying something like "For a season 4 episode, this was OK!" Season 3 was pretty…

I saw this last night, and the porn look and feel is undeniable. It feels like someone took a porn movie and edited out all the sex. Bad actors and actresses, most of who are fairly sexy, are constantly pairing off in different permutations, flirting and undressing in the same settings over and over: a nice house, at…

I like this one: http://www.youtube.com/watc…

Boo! I'm a robot from the future! The gerund "secreting" is a form of the verb "to secrete"! Ill-conceived verbalizations are rising up to destroy you!

The Last Exorcism 3: The Final Sacrifice

"Comparing two TV shows and saying which one is better never works for critics. I mean, these people somehow delude themselves into thinking it might, but… but it might work for me."

What I want to know is how in fact did she get kidnapped? How did she get kidnapped? That is the question. How did she get kidnapped?

I think what made this situation different is that Pam reach out to them on camera mid-breakdown. No other character has ever done something like that. Even when Michael was in an abusive relationship, he never reached out to the film crew for support. So I can see how this situation might be considered unprecedented.

I think what made this situation different is that Pam reach out to them on camera mid-breakdown. No other character has ever done something like that. Even when Michael was in an abusive relationship, he never reached out to the film crew for support. So I can see how this situation might be considered unprecedented.

Was the blown out walls of the prison explained? At first, I assumed we were watching a scene that takes place in the future to foreshadow the impending battle at the prison, but no. Didn't Rick walk around the prison a few times to make sure it was secure back in the first episode of the season?

Was the blown out walls of the prison explained? At first, I assumed we were watching a scene that takes place in the future to foreshadow the impending battle at the prison, but no. Didn't Rick walk around the prison a few times to make sure it was secure back in the first episode of the season?

I recently went through all the episodes up to and including season 10, which was the last season I had bought, and decided to expand my collection and picked up season 11, which was the last season I followed regularly as it aired. I moved to Germany in the summer of 2000 for a study abroad program and that was the…

I recently went through all the episodes up to and including season 10, which was the last season I had bought, and decided to expand my collection and picked up season 11, which was the last season I followed regularly as it aired. I moved to Germany in the summer of 2000 for a study abroad program and that was the…

My favorite Wes Anderson parody is the McCain ad: