Hmm; I thought Connelly had only gotten more attractive over time.  But I think the last thing I saw her in was Dark Water, so maybe you're talking about a more recent development.

Dumb title, shitty rap-filled trailers.  Glad it turned out to suck anyway, so I wouldn't have to lament awful marketing torpedoing a good movie.

I found that remark a little odd since there was also a Stallone movie listed in this article.

I think @WrongSirWrong:disqus has the right of it (edit: he changed his name, and now this sentence is just excellent!).  Being "kicked out," however passively, is always a bit of a bummer, even in a non-sexual context.  It's less about man/woman dynamics and more about just being a gracious host.  Maybe pretending to…

That was tragic.

Maybe the trailer is fooling us and he'll die in the first half-hour, and Guzman will be the actual sidekick.

Hmm, I thought Hunger Games was pretty good-looking, aside from the fire in that one part, and the little camera-welts in the fake trees. Oh, and the fire in that other part.

More than Gangster Squad?  Really?

The Dane Cook show is actually undead.  A rotting ghoul, roaming the studio, desperate for brains, as it has so few of its own…

Or, being that he's played by Vinnie Jones, he could in fact be the very personification of Murder itself.

I wonder how one lightens orange juice.  Probably some centrifuges involved.

I appreciate the disclosure.  Our tastes do differ somewhat, as I would've guessed, so maybe not all hope is lost.  And my expectations are quite low, so I figure I'll have a decent time whenever I do get around to watching it.

Jane Krakowski was in that fucking goofy ad campaign for juice (and maybe another one around the same time?), and indeed, I kept waiting for her to say something Jenna-like.  Some of what she said seemed to be vaguely Jenna-ish, but afterwards I decided that was probably unintentional.  She really owns that role.

Which is why I haven't checked on it yet, but I'd like to ascertain for myself one way or another.

@avclub-4acd793a645f227d84ddb7c4c3f16603:disqus Cool!  Didn't know that.  Thanks for the info.  Hope you're right that that's close enough.

I guess you've got something in common with most of America.

Ha, I actually asked that question a day or two ago in some other comments section.  Turns out it's not even halfway to syndication numbers right now.  It'll end this season at 57 episodes, so it's at least two seasons away from 100.

Shit, I kinda wanna watch every single show that's on tonight.  Never seen Go On, but I've been meaning to give it a chance sometime.  Not tonight, though.

One more season will get it over 100 episodes, so I think they'll probably go ahead and do that, and end it there — hopefully with enough advanced notice to the writers to provide for a satisfying conclusion.

Let alone many Community notificationses, that would necessitate an entire rack.