Okay! I choose your living room as my next Comic Book Guy demonstration. See you soon!

Okay! I choose your living room as my next Comic Book Guy demonstration. See you soon!

Those are ratings for the adults 18-49 demographic, while the ones I linked to are overall ratings. I didn't know the show went up in that demographic; that's good news.

If you look at the comment section over here, you'll see how that problem has been solved:
http://thedissolve.com/revi…

I'll go ahead and out myself as an idiot: I didn't realize it was a pun.

I was kinda hoping against hope that just meant that beyond 4, new comments would be displayed the way they are now, not that there wouldn't be a "reply" button.

I love the new Disqus because you can reply endlessly to comments without having to use that retarded "@username" method.

I wish that was true. This week's ratings were actually its lowest, although they seem to have stabilized:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wik…

Thanks, I'll have to check that out when I get home.

I think what makes his portrayal so good is the obvious joy he takes in his obsessions.

Though The Shadow begs to differ.

Always glad to see Illeana Douglas get some work.

Whoa, that was his side of a conversation? I was thinking that it was so well written!

Best caption ever.

I really liked it. I found it to be gripping, tense, and witty (If a bit too stagy), with a cathartic climax. Sigourney is great in it.

@avclub-ea1026696cadc48775907505feafed8e:disqus Yes, and 2006 is the year of that list…

@avclub-22f737e47d8261297d774f773ea41105:disqus I don't count festival showings as official release dates, hence my putting Brick in 2006.

@avclub-f8f8c273f326be25421cc62737d24a9e:disqus I consider them equals myself.

Weirdly left out of that list: United 93, When the Levees Broke, Brick.

Neither. It's his unsubtle way to try to make sure no one hates him in case they end up deciding his fate again.