Perhaps the Suicide Girls all drive cars with Suicide Doors.

Never called you an idiot - assuming that you and the interviewee are one and the same. Never condescended, either. Just offered my opinion, having known others exploited by the likes of the owner of the SG website.

40 is the new 13.5.

An action figure that sold poorly, because it kept falling over.

I'm not judging Morgan, a person who deserves dignity as much as any other. She's the victim here, although she may not recognize that until she's older.

Not when a rich male is using your naivete and your body to make money, it isn't.

Well, at least you were able to very effectively refute its content.

"…the owner of the site, Sean, at one point, introduced me to Richard Fick,
who is an Australian guy who owns a bunch of websites where they do
similar kind of stuff."

I'm imagining a future, ten thousand years from now. During an archeological dig, a faded yet miraculously-preserved hard copy of the photo of Courtney with the turtle on her head is discovered.

Right you are. Very interesting.

This is way better than the (really bad) ads for it indicated. Almost didn't bother. I'm not sure how it can sustain (or if Fox is serious about it, at all), but I'll certainly check it out again next week. Far superior, right off the line, than Raising Hope.

Cool. Where's the time machine?

The thing about Lost is, that despite its many mistakes (The Temple!) it did the long-form series better than anyone else. Homeland, for example, came flying apart at the start of season two.

Would have been great, if in the last scene, the whole movie was revealed to have been another of mathematician John Nash's hallucinations.

Agreed. Wish that they could have snagged AS as the Gov in that ep.

You want Alternate Terminator Timelines? Sarah Connor Chronicles had those - and did a great job with them. As well as addressing aging, humor, pathos and the inevitability of death.

When will "Nicholas Lowry" finally admit that he's actually Andy Kaufman?

It's the Elizabeth Mitchell who recklessly smacks nuclear warheads with rocks until they go off.

The fact that Sagan's original Cosmos series (1980) was greeted with no demands for Equal Time For Dumbasses proves that American entopy is real.

That's a bit of a Rash decision.