I've basically read every online article about last week's ep from every source that covers the show. And one thing that has really struck me is how all the reviewers have written critiques that recount their personal reactions in ways you don't usually see when reading TV or film criticism. I mean, it is rare to read…

What can I say I am completely gobsmacked. [And not just because of this delicious delicious codeine… uh were was I?] Yeah, anyway, I'm not going to make any more predictions for the end of this show because with the exception of only a couple I usually am spectacularly wrong. Jesse's line to Hank, "Whatever you think…

I watched the gif but I still didn't see the pants. [maybe it's due to the codeine cough syrup the doctor gave me…actually he gave it to me like a year ago…but I wasn't going to waste that shit on an illness!!!] Where are pants in that scene?

I also loved Miss Trixie's, assistant in that movie: "For that much money, that woman'd drop her pants down in the middle of the road!"

I used to watch What's Up Doc? with my family on ABC when they showed it every year it seemed there for a while back in the 70s.

Paper Moon is one of my all-time favorites. I remember showing it to my niece when she was little a few years ago and she really got a kick out of it too. That cast was picture perfect — Tatum was adorable and this is probably one of Ryan's best roles for sure. Who knew at the time that the hustling, ne'er-do-well,…

Preach brother preach!

Just watched the ep. Wow! Amazing! And I also caught the end of the after show, Talking Bad. I try to avoid it but it does have good guests and it's nice to see the actors. But as some others here have said I think — Talking Bad is fucking horrible. That host is insufferable and it does not fit the tone of the show AT…

I've posted on here 167 times — and out of those 167 times I've only mentioned Jack about half those times give or take 80 or so mentions. So looks like you're theory is completely invalid.

Ben Affleck nearly ruined his career by starring in big budget, hollow, Hollywood b.s. It took him a decade to gain a lot of goodwill back by making smaller, more intimate stories of his own. Something tells me that rollercoaster career he's been on is headed again for another valley.

What the hell is Student Bodies? I'm just a high school janitor who occasionally pees red.

The Raccoon should drop some F bombs too…but that's too much to ask I guess. As far as him doing commercials goes — shit I travel all over the world and I see sooo many actors shilling for shit you'd never catch them doing here in the states that it doesn't bother me one bit. I mean, at least he doesn't go do his…

Rocket Raccoon is feisty therefore we need a voice actor with a characteristically feisty voice and persona. The perfect scrappy candidate is Michael Imperioli. Bradley wouldn't be half as good in the role as Imperioli.

Saw a little kid in a shopping cart today wearing a Superman emblem on his t-shirt. I looked at him and felt sad at the representation his generation has been given.

Yes, it was a shameless plug to your blog — but dammit if you weren't spot on with your review. MoS didn't just let me down as a Superman movie, it let me down as a movie. I left the theater giving it a C+, but only because I kept thinking (well at least it wasn't Superman Returns), then after sometime I decided to…

For me most of the blame goes to Goyer's script. It was just dumb.

Either way, ridiculous nonsense.

Ugh! I have to stop thinking about this film (not only so I can get back to work) but because the more I think about it the stupider it gets and the more I hate it! Ugh!

I walked out of the Man of Steel being somewhat disappointed by many things and believing the tone just was not right. The further I get away from the movie and have time to go over it I have gone from slightly disliking it to just flat out thinking it was a misfire.

Get Your Die Hard On.