All bad sports commentators (aside from those for soccer matches, who I am convinced have to shout to ensure viewers don't fall asleep during the blazing action of a 0-0 tie) pale in comparison to the massive pile of crap that is Dick Vitale.

Frontline: Money Power and Wall Street (http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/fro… Really fun to watch with the knowledge that NY state is busy getting their collective panties in a bunch about average knuckleheads winning a few bucks in their fantasy league.

I actually watched all the pilots when they were released.. before rating them or leaving reviews on amazon.. gasp, I know.

I gave up on this show about 2/3 of the way through S1 but I've kept checking in on reviews.

Learn from this kids: Never make fun of hogs.

I pretty much agree. I'm interested in Maura/Morty's story but not at the cost of having to sit through the kids shenanigans. I think I'd even be able to get past their being so loathsome if anything they did was remotely interesting.. but it's not.

For Symonds, it really depends on what you are in the mood for.

Several that I'd meant to get to:

or The Exorcist with headphones on. Not much scares me but that'll do it.

I think it may just squeak into being called a horror movie but I also think the question doesn't really apply. It has horror elements, also comedy, also sci-fi for that matter. I enjoyed it quite a bit but I don't think it is nearly as good as the initial hype led so many to believe.

Love John Oliver..

I grew up on a steady diet of Bugs Bunny, Tom & Jerry and The Roadrunner.

My parents were such horrible cooks when I was growing up that it's been an interesting journey for me all my adult life finding out what many things are supposed to taste like, no matter how basic.

"Why aren't you watching The Americans?"

Nutella, liver, re-fried beans, okra, eggplant and quite a bit of seafood (despite living next to the Chesapeake Bay for most of my life) like lox, sardines, oysters, clams and salmon.

I watched the whole thing in one sitting.. or laying, mostly. Because that's what I get for trying to move furniture with a bad back.

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Well now.. I didn't mean to open that can of wormses

Are we entirely sure "Cumberbatches" is the correct plural?

"In this case, those men are whistle-blower Jeffrey Wigand (Russell Crowe) and 60 Minutesnews producer Lowell Bergman (Al Pacino), whose efforts to run a story in which Wigand confidentiality reveals agreement-protected secrets about Big Tobacco make them targets of the cigarette conglomerates"