That episode is one of the best things I've seen on British TV in years.

Wait, there's a TV show about Cockney witches?

The one thing guaranteed to make a comedy funnier is an entire audience of fucking spoons parroting (alive, deceased, no fucks given) along.

Hawkwind

Lemmy from Hawkwind.

They're either goths or gingers.

So not a remake of the Meat Loaf movie, with Alice Cooper and Blondie… That I may have dreamt.

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I hope she's playing K9.

Ace was awful, the stage school version of a latchkey kid.

- BJ

Big yes to Hudsucker. I struggle with how it's seen as a lesser Coen and it does my nut that it's viewed that way as I'm unlikely to get a beautiful loaded Blu Ray of it anytime soon.
I'd struggle to argue it's a "better" film than Millers Crossing though. But it sits in with O'Brother, Arizona and Lebowski for the…

And thus loneliness envelopes me.

Can I just say that it was AV Club posters that got me into this show, Sunny isn't really a thing in the UK, and I've now done the best part of ten seasons on Netflix over the last couple of years. I think it has broken me as a human being; so thanks for that.

I'll give you New Nightmare, Fast & Furious, Chucky and a Universal Soldier… It seems like you had the idea and then realised there wasn't any content to back it up, but fuck it, we're doing it anyway.

I know I've seen it. Sure of it.

Am I the only one that thought Days of Future Past was utterly forgetable and a big step backwards after First Class?

Marshall could be the new Carpenter. I'm sure he's got another horror movie in him. He needs to get out of TV world though it's been 5 years since Centurion, Skull Island sounded so good, gutted that version fell apart.

Hang on. Adam Sandler is the one of the few things out of Hollywood that can't be blamed on "It does well overseas".

Yeah, you've kind of missed my point.