Agreed.

The phrase "you catch more flies with honey" comes to mind after reading what you wrote, and your subsequent responses to others.

I noticed it in this episode, though couldn't remember if I had heard it before or not. I found it a little strange to hear a very accomplished doctor say, "idear."

This is super late, but… I think the review in that regard really skimmed over the obvious by first talking about how Masters was suffering the same issue, impotence, as Lester, and then being completely confused as to why he had made the decision to start investigating sexual dysfunction…

Agreed - I'm with you 100%. If someone acted like that terrorist, I too would have been murdered, as the matter-of-fact manner in which she does her evil shit is so… you know, bad television. Which is unfortunate, because I do think this show is generally pretty good. But a lot of the terrorists are poor. Also, I…

On the flip side, if you have a face like Fara's, it's criminal to cover it up.

Yeah I don't think that's true at all, though. Particularly in the earlier seasons, you see she's quite adept.

There's plenty of assholes out there!

Did I notice that they actually did not include Cars movies in the intro segment for this… or did I just repress any mention of them?

Were you refering to the comic relief from Michael Caine? I don't remember Michael Palin being in Children of Men.

Yeah… and that joke was the most awful, awful thing ever.

I'm not sure what you mean when you say you have an "abnormal case" of bipolar disorder, because the human mind is the most complex object that we're aware of, and our feelings, personalities, and every essence of our beings are derived from our own unique brains - which means that, despite how trite it is to call…

My former boss was at the show last year - she's loud, obnoxious, and stupid. The next day after Chapelle's show, she talked to me (and others) about how "whack" he was and disrespectful of the fact that her and a million other drunk, inpatient morons were just too excited to see them they couldn't stop screaming.

As a CT resident that works primarily in Hartford - well, this is mostly true.

The original short, How to Talk to Girls, is among my favorite shorts ever. That's all.

I get where you're coming from but also think that 'tentative' could go either way. The word itself implies the possibility, if not probability, of revision and change. I can see the argument that 'placeholder' means yes, the title will DEFINITELY change and 'tentative' indicating it may or may not, but I still think…

Skyfall took notes from The Dark Knight, but didn't execute the villain's plans quite as well. I'd say it's clear that everything to do with the villain's ability to plan out everything so far in advance, when so many variables exist, made much of the film quite a stretch. But, I think that with its proper execution,…

I'm not sure I understand your point - tentative means the title is not fixed and subject to change. A placeholder is something implemented that will likely change when a 'final' draft is instituted. Saying the film is tentatively titled 'Bond 24' is effectively saying that that is what it's called right now, but is…

I'm not sure I'd even agree with that - Casino Royale was damn near perfect. I didn't even like James Bond before that movie, but it was just very good. Quantum of Solace was clunky in many ways and lacked a lot of the substance - I think looking at it solely as an extension of Casino Royale would sour that movie.

Haha - well, I have to say, if that's how I made it sound, it's my failing, not the show's. I hated that scene so much in that movie - and always did.