I'm always surprised that that side of things doesn't come up more here. God knows we'll never stop talking about The Dismissal, but it seems everyone is happy to just blame the Libs and not worry about the Americans.
Bobby Shekondar (aka helent on disqus)
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I'm watching Strike Back at the moment and would happily never hear Short Change Hero again.
That's a long 58 seconds.
I won a free double-pass and a copy of the soundtrack to Threesome, so I remember that soundtrack well, although I lost it in some CD purge at some point.
Can we throw doing laundry into the deal? 'Cause I'd put up with the 'being a blob of waste' thing if so.
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A former housemate who grew up in a religious cult saw her first film at nineteen - A Time To Die, with Matthew McConaughey.
I didn't see her first season so can't compare, but to me it's a flag when someone talks about growth, but then can't state what growth is needed. 'Needing to grow' is a given; we all need to grow. The meaningful part is working out what you need to do to grow. And 'not totally blowing up' is not growth, that's…
I did try a couple of times but couldn't find a reliable source.
So a rising inflection isn't enough to count as "in the form of a question"? Good to know.
Quick question from an Australian who doesn't get to watch Jeopardy but enjoys reading your recaps.
Robbie Z!
I'm mildly curious about The Player, but Philip Winchester looks far too much like Tucker on Danger 5 for me to take him seriously.
You just guilted me into upvoting you, so you have two now!
Surely it should be Number 5?
Is the next guy a character on Hannibal?
It's not pop culture, but the Chris Parnell 11 Questions has just reminded me that I was very confused that Richard Strauss wrote Also Sprach Zarathustra from 2001, but was also the Viennese waltz guy (that would be Johann).
A friend of mine always pronounced it 'Swixy Sue' (don't know why she get the second part right but not the first) (also not Americans).