I did the same thing. I think it works well as a comedy. Everything between Forrest Whittaker and Travolta is funny. Its like the Office in Klingon.

Shout out to Sunshine (Sonnenschein) from '99 - the one with Ralph Finnes. When ever somebody brings up Danny Boyle's Sunshine I always long for this ^ one.

However, Kirk Douglas couldn't wait to show off that tight ass of his.

There's the song about King Jeoffrey's incestuous liniage. But that song is so banned.

Please God retire Bowie's Heroes as the theme for anything. Can't seem to go two weeks before it's promoting something else or the other.

C'mon now. He's gotta ban Howard Dean and Bill Maher too. Prolly Bill Cosby just to be sure. Sarah Palin and Kid Rock consequently get free onion rings with their next purchase.

Favorite sad = So What by Ani Difranco

I'd like to see Disney re-animate The Little Mermaid but keep the original audio track. That way it's not too blasphemous.

Mortdecai looks awful, but I secretly hope it's good. I've been checking for the reviews to come out every day for the last two weeks.

And Sinbad is pretty good, too.

In all discussions I have yet to see Will and Grace mentioned. I post here with no more ammunition than that. But there were two years in there where they were considered cutting edge. Isn't there one Will and Grace that would chart in the 25?

It translates really well into the interactive audience experience that is Lebowski Fest. Like some sort of wild goofy animal released into its natural habitat. You can't watch The Dude abide whilst caged in some living room alone. You've gotta be free, man.

This going toe to toe with Game of Thrones?

… and pleasure.

Dat there's the troo troo.

Or there's a corpse with a wig on it sitting in the next room.

Really now, I just spent an hour reading the posts regarding the yeah's and neah's of racial diversity in Agent Carter and it left me feeling drained.

Peeking her head out from behind the milk truck was a nice comedic little pop. Same with the crawling on the floor desk gag. It would be fun if they made that a thing.

Jeez. I liked this episode and thought it was refreshingly funny throughout. End credit gags and all. Why is this one more of an effrontery to the canon than the Lord of the Flies episode? It's clearly a one-off.

Yes. Here's why I'd like to leave the Ghost crew entirely for say … half a season. Pick up with the crew of The Medical Frigate, get to know some characters over there for six or seven episodes. Do an arc with Princess Leia. Then jump to Biggs and Wedge making plans to join the "underground."