The article should be titled "From cougar to Cougar: The Evolution of Elisha Cuthbert."

Yah Bo B There

Being far to square to have ever tried anything harder than weed, my main deal with the coke was simply that the hype Hannah gave it made it sound like "the hip, new thing" (especially for an online magazine — seriously, in 2013 you want articles about what it's like to do cocaine?  We have a decade-worth of coke…

And so the train-jumping begins….

Concurred on the coke point — it's treated like it's some brand new drug, when it definitely appears some ecstasy/MDMA type pill would be more apropos for the scene.

It would be the darkest timeline if, and only if, Todd started to hate the show and spent his write-ups making catty remarks about Lena Dunham.

#PinkmansGotPinkeye

Fist-bump to the late-eighties brethren.  '86 was a solid year, if you discount Challenger, Chernobyl, et al.

"Red Right Ankle" fits the bill too.

They Might Be Giants, of course.

@drdarke:disqus I'm sure I got nothing on you, but I must admit I have had a slight taste, having worked a few student films in college, followed by a very, extremely brief foray (i.e. a week) into the exciting non-union field of instructional/infomercial film, and can wholly attest to what you're saying.

As someone who's stage managed a healthy dose of community theater, I'm right there with you.

I've been waiting for something like this.

Gateway to Geekery, folks!

Incidentally, he's noted his general dislike of "I Think It's Going to Rain Today" as a really weak song.  He said the line "pale, dead moon and a sky streaked with grey" was a really pretentious line.

It's should be an online, time-killing game on their website.

"It's not who we're fucking, it's when."

There's going to be a whole episode next season where his late brother shows up to do a bone graft on Don.

Tangential, but my 17-year-old brother made a shirt to wear at school that just said "Breaking Bad: Not Available on Dish," using a stencil of the crossed-out DISH logo.  He wanted a joke that only people who watched AMC shows first-run would understand, being almost no one, let alone other high schoolers.