The cast can have minorities OR it can have women, never both.

See, the Mother dying honestly wasn't what upset me. It seemed like a logical extension of the narrative device that Ted was telling this story about the mother these kids have lost. In concept, it was *fine*.

Or have the central conflict be between Raylan and Boyd (and Duffy). That'd be fun.

This implies House of Cards will end in S3, which ahahahahahahahaha no this beast is being bled dry for 6-7 awful years.

He'd be more believable in the Gerald Ford somehow-I'm-president bungling role, replacing Frank Nixon-ain't-got-shit-on-me Underwood.

"You…. want this. Don't you, Meechum?"

1. Separation Sunday
2. BaGiA
3. Stay Positive
4. Teeth Dreams (YEAH I SAID IT)
5. Almost Killed Me
6. Heaven is Whenever

They've all been great. He is a treasure.

I'm catching up on episodes by going through A.) movies I've seen (I'm about done now), then B.) movies I feel like I've seen enough of (like The Core, which I've only seen the trailer of, but, come on.)

I agree with him 100% in regards to marriage equality and other related issues. I also don't agree with him that there's a 1:1 relationship between his views and his release by the Vikings, despite the documented issues he had with some coaches in the organization. Punter simply isn't a position many teams want to…

So what's going on with Doug Loves Movies?

Wait who was the third? Is Don Vito dead?

Also the first

I'm ok with that remake if Jenna Fischer gets the Maribel Verdu role. For reasons.

By Hollywood law, the Dan in Real Life sequel is now being retooled as a Lupita Nyong'o vehicle.

WHITHER SEAN O'NEAL?

RIP Hayden Christiansen.

I really enjoyed Idiocracy but I have a feeling what I loved was more due to Mike Judge than Cohen.

Seems about as likely as Lupita being the direct offspring of Alec Guinness.

Nyong'o and Jesse Plemons fall in love and have a daughter, played by, aw hell, Lily from Modern Family just to throw all the diversity into this thing.