Shit, you're right. I binged the first three seasons, so things got a little hazy. Thanks for clearing that up.

Maybe when he broke into their house to play video games back in… was it season 2?

I always recognize him as one of the kids in Barry Levinson's "Sleeper", a movie I really dug back in the day, but haven't seen in years, so have no idea if it holds up now.

The only problem with putting Pete under house arrest is that they rely on him as a doctor. That puts Pete in a pretty powerful position. If you piss him off by putting him in a cage (of sorts), who's to say if he'll really do everything he can the next time a patient comes through his door. Especially if that…

I think the problem lies in finding someone who has the same spiritual beliefs, but doesn't mind seeing a comedian talk about his Summer of Masturbation. Those two paths rarely cross, in my experience, so I see where the guy is coming from. That being said, as our esteemed LA Podcast Power Couple said, I think there…

I also like The Canon, but I wish they'd loosen up on the canned sparring, especially when it gets personal. Talk about the movie and why it's awesome/terrible, but leave the "Well, you clearly don't know how to watch a movie" crap out.

Actually, the reason Snuffy was finally revealed as being real is much darker than "being too confusing":

So if Constantine could just utter a spell and send the record back to Hell, why didn't he do that as soon as he found out that Ava Crowder had it? I realize the episode would have been 15 minutes long, but it would have also saved him a lot of headache and blood loss.

Somehow I knew this story was going to end in either Ninja Scroll or Fist of the North Star…

The year was 1988. I was still in junior high, so I wasn't able to rent rated R movies from our local mom & pop rental store, because everyone knew everyone in my small home town. But a friend of mine had those cool parents - there were always a set of cool parents at that age - that let him watch anything. So they…

As I read this comment, I couldn't help but hear Sam's voice saying it.

I liked that movie.  I had no idea that was him.

That's ok, because the girl that starred in Spy Kids, Alexa Vega, is also in Machete Kills.  And she looks like this: http://www.huffingtonpost.c…

Now, now…there's no need to fight.  Hand Grenade can go first and then you'll have your turn.

If you liked Severance, I highly recommend you check out Triangle by the same director, Christopher Smith.  It's a philosophical slasher flick, if that makes any sense at all.

If you liked Severance, I highly recommend you check out Triangle by the same director, Christopher Smith.  It's a philosophical slasher flick, if that makes any sense at all.