Ronald Reagan would be spinning in his grave if he knew that one of his most fervent supporters was giving stuff away for free instead of making people bootstrap their way through the snow to pay for that music.

Hey, that's the name of the show!

So it's sort of a Brazilian crossed with Trenton?

Yuck, or yum?

It's one of those things that work for some people (me), and not for others (the Countess). It is very self aware, and a lot of the humor comes from the audience knowing that the show knows that the audience knows that the show is, etc. Not for everyone, but it's a big world.

My vocation is less pastoral and more contemplative, which is what lead me to join the monastic order of the self-flagelents.

I live in Southern California; pretty much everything by Ballard feels oddly prophetic.

Is it on Hulu?

Does reading a fifty year old novel by JG Ballard (The Drowned World) and also going to Disneyland count as pop culture? I hope so, because that's what I'm doing this weekend.

And he lives in Abbott-Kinney.

I always thought it went a little something like this:

I can't tell you just how happy I was when Mark Brandanowitz was written off Parks and Rec. That character was just a black hole in the middle of a great cast.

Yeah, this really sounds like one of those generic thrillers from the mid-90s that would have featured, well, Billy Zane, actually.

I wonder if Disney already has plans ready to go to convert Avatar Land into an expanded Star Wars area after they kill Cameron's franchise in its cradle with this move.

I'm much more interested in seeing a compilation of this sort of censored language than the video linked above.

Mr Hughes, it would seem that we have very different ideas of what constitutes pretty fun to watch.

I heard some jurisdictions are using it as an alternative to chemical castration.

I have to imagine that it'll be an even more pencil-necked and geekier version of Martin Shkreli who's going home with this toy ray gun.

She's totally in my face.

I really don't want to restart that argument, but how on earth is The Third Man not noir?