In the end, Mullholland Drive never went past the pilot stage and was retooled as an Oscar winning movie, and that was an entirely different time in her career.

I dropped after half an hour. Such a boring, derivative, purposeless show I cannot believe Naomi Watts actually signed up for this crap as her first TV project.

She|s as A-list as it gets.

The soundtrack is amazing. The opening number is one of the best I|ve ever heard. Havent seen the show, though.

Saying "Has there been anything nice to say about it [RUssia]" does, in my book.

There's not that much sex on the show, dude. Not more than an HBO/Showtime series, anyway.

I think there are situations and contexts when it is acceptable for a white person to use that word, but this is absolutely not one of them. I don't understand why he'd say this in the first place. It's not even a fucking joke, just a reference to a classic (and quite racist) movie.

I can't wrap my mind around the fact that a rejected broadcast pilot turned into an Oscar nominated movie. Only Lynch could accomplish something like that.

I actually burst into laughter at work reading this. Everyone's staring at me. I'm furiously fake-typying with a concentrated face, so people will stop looking.

I just don't think they give her absolutely anything. She is a nice actress, but the character has no funny lines and very little funny reactions.

I could put up with the crazy, if only because the repulgue in that empanada looked amazing.

apparently she opened up a specialty coffee business and not acting is a choice, so as to focus on her business.

Yep. I have plenty of people on my Facebook timeline who would easily rise up to a similar job if opportunity (and need) came. The only reason I keep them on my Facebook profile is that I can keep some perspective that, yeah, people are awful and can do horrible shit, even the people you knoe

I'm commenting 3 months later and you most likely already finished the season, but of course something is different.

So, I thought Netflix would release this worldwide, but apparently not. Does anyone know when and how this is gonna be released in Latin America?

I don't get the hate over Beauty and the Beast around these parts. for me, it was one of the most magical movies I've ever experienced. Yes, it's very faithful to the cartoon, and that's part of its charm, seeing a cartoon fairy tale basically come to life onscreen, but it's also a full-blown musical, very different…

Meat is also a small part of what we eat everyday. We don't even NEED to eat meat. For zombies, though, its all they eat. Plus, she has a shitload more energy than humans, and doesn't sleep.

Really? This was just so…. Cliché. And Bland. And Average. It didn't hurt me or anything, and the twist of the two girls not fighting over Archie, but becoming friends who welp each other grow, was quite refreshing, but apart for that, this was just boring.

I'm pretty sure that if a bad place exists, Mother Teresa is in it.

Ugh, I watched Damages before I watched Cheers, and it took a while for me to be able to enjoy the show. I kept getting angry everytime Danson came onscreen.