So are you saying that you hated it? Or that you hated hated hated hated hated this movie?

Turbo and Ozone!! In my mind they are still out there saving rec centers all over the world.

Marcus Mumford and The Punch Brothers seemed to get on quite well during the concert for the movie Inside Llewyn Davis: http://youtu.be/9vi14x4nCpQ

Also right now Matt is no longer a man of much influence or power - it seemed unlikely that he would just instantly be able to have Kevin committed.

Just brutal, amirite? As I described in another post, every day I would hope and pray for the relief and escape that sleep might bring, and then it was like the illness was just taunting me with a few minutes of restless dreams and then WHAM, I would feel my consciousness and self awareness return with all that fun…

Wait - I think maybe you're replying to the wrong post?? It was @GuyIncognitoII:disqus who posted the attempt at a joke about "whiny sad sacks", of which I guess I am one.

Yes, yes, yes. What Robin Williams and many of us have struggled with is a common mental illness - not a description of an emotional state of being.

Can you imagine adding insomnia to that mix? (Maybe so - I don't want to assume not.) I remember begging my brain to give me just a few hours of relief from the mental torture I was in. I would fall asleep instantly without any satisfying feeling of drowsiness that usually leads to sleep (because God forbid my brain…

Excellent point - I too was unable to recognize what I was going through as "depression", and it took a close friend who sat me down with a list of symptoms to help me make the connection. Once I did that, I let hope in the door as well - just a crack. It wasn't easy - there were a few setbacks along the way, but…

Your two cents are worth a fortune. Thanks for sharing this. My own struggle with depression and anxiety was far more brief than yours relatively speaking - though at the time it was intense and every day felt like an eternity of torture. I know a little bit about the strength it takes to fight this illness, and you…

I can completely relate to this. Years ago I suffered a "major depressive episode" that seemed to come out of nowhere and did not have an emotional or life changing trigger - in fact prior to the onset I was at a very good place in my life and felt pretty great. It took me weeks to realize that what I was going…

Did Turner ever propose de-colorizing those episodes?

I thought he did a pretty good job in Linklater's "Me and Orson Welles".

The closing song sounded like Jill Sobule, whom I normally like, but I have to agree that it seemed out of place with the episode.

Even with this publicist mandated backpedal he still doesn't get it. Being on the cover of Rolling Stone magazine, especially in this day an age, doesn't "immortalize" anybody. Hoffman's work immortalizes him.

"Good heavens, Miss Sakamoto! You're beautiful!"