I just want to point out that the first time we did this was when this blog launched in 2007. The result was the Faith Hill cover of Redbook, which led to many important discussions about how and why ladymags "fix" women — a conversation that remains vital.

"This is about Vogue, and what Vogue decides to do with a specific woman who has very publicly stated that she's fine just the way she is, and the world needs to get on board with that. Just how resistant is Vogue to that idea?"

I have also watched the deleted scenes and I am still sad they kept out the Bernard scene about the Queen farting.

Things I'm sad to say I know, but I do (I watched all the special features when I didn't have cable)

Let's discuss.

Everything very spot on except...was she just a Portuguese migrant worker for the summer? In Southern Europe, that kind of migration is kinda common, especially to richer, more northern countries during high season.....I always thought she returned home to Portugal and he followed there.

"cock-blocktopus"

I just want to talk about Karl aka Rodrigo. Why even bother with the rest of this ?

Ok, "cock-blocktopus" is the greatest phrase you've ever coined, hands down.

My darling Lindy,

I'd buy that if every other relationship wasn't so painfully laid out in excruciating detail, ya know?

The grief-stricken Liam Neeson calls up Emma Thompson, who I guess is just some woman he knows (relationship NEVER EXPLAINED), to talk about how sad he is.

Oh, wait. Actually, it's shit.

I'm very skeptical, too. I've the two volumes of complete works of The Far Side at home, that I've read cover-to-cover, and that doesn't sound familiar. I'll check again when I get home...

Even The Far Side did one as Gillooly's Island, which portrayed me as Gilligan and had me going up to Mary Ann and saying ,"Here Mary Ann I'm going to hit Ginger with this pipe and you can be the movie star."

Coming here just to see if it's either Yes or No, I have to say a Not Yet is probably the worst grade Kotaku can give a game.

@92BuickLeSabre: Institutionalized science was about getting the result you wanted back then, not about learning something new.

"Tacky" Tsk tsk tsk. What are you? A 19th century archeologist?

@picrad: Yeah, way better than the black and white drab that I originally thought.