I've been coming to this site for awhile now. Its pretty good.

Its a great site. A lot of reviews for a lot of great shows.

Hey Agent.

Hey. Nice to see you here.

Come on. Everybody knows birds are the evolved form of dinosaurs.

Sure. I'd watch Ash and Misty fuck.
But if that Dikachu comes ANYWHERE near someone's private parts I'm going to run screaming from the room because that thing is creepy.

This show really isn't about the case of the week stories. The cases of the week are there to drive the story forward. Get the characters (Will and Hannibal) to interact and further their relationship. Season 2 relied less on the Case of the week episodes and season 3 looks like it has abandoned that all together.

Why do all the characters have to have a fucked up backstory? That doesn't necessarily make them interesting characters. Can't one of the characters have had a happy childhood with loving parents?

Ugly? What do you mean by that?

Hell yeah. Excited for season 2.

He sucked in Dexter (i hear. I didn't watch it)
He doesn't suck in Fargo. (Its the material he's given)

Red Dragon by Thomas Harris. Its a frightening book. But the writing feels so detached and emotionless. Maybe that's why the book is so frightening.

There is one episode up on Youtube. But that's about it.

I wish Karen Sisco would get released on DVD sometime.

Now having watched the season, and knowing what happens, i think i am going to like this season much more on a re-watch. The first two episodes i was like "why is this little porn bitch here? What purpose does she serve?" I should say right now i loved the chemistry between Luther and Jenny and i though the actress…

First off, i would just recommend waiting for the time when you want to embark on another seven season show to start The Shield. By jumping around you're going to miss things - this show i excellently plotted. But I'll try. Its been awhile since I've watched the series but looking at Wikipedia i would say:

I owe you awe!

Please. Don't describe them. :)

There are some sections that are pretty… graphic, to say the least.

Half way through Thomas Harris' Red Dragon. I don't know what to think. Its a terrifying book. But the writing feels so detached and without emotion. Maybe that's why the book is so terrifying.