"I won't say what she does for a living but it rhymes with "four" and it rhymes with "fostitute"."
"I won't say what she does for a living but it rhymes with "four" and it rhymes with "fostitute"."
Yeah but Morrison is a yammering L.A. cokehead.
Except Malin Akerman.
Is there time for a cameo by Non-Existent Kid? (formerly known as Absent Lad)
Is there time for a cameo by Non-Existent Kid? (formerly known as Absent Lad)
So he just assumed Bullock as lying because plot. Color me unconvinced.
You know, I gave this show a shot but a.) I have zero interest in the DC Kids' adventures and b.) the writing is retardedly sloppy. I mean, "I was here to check out a payphone after a trace by Bullock!" "Well, the file doesn't say anything about that." "Gee, have you considered ASKING BULLOCK?!" I enjoyed Mr.Nigma but…
Something something oranges something?
I beg your pardon? I just found this season two opener very disappointing after a pleasant first season. This is just stupid TV.
Sorry, just not feeling it. This was two hours of pandering, twee twaddle, populated by caricatures, written by infants and filmed by film school students. What a waste of (some) good actors.
Damn, I thought I'd caught a "Ubik" reference.
Could very well be,- I vaguely remember a power struggle ending with the hawks in the Nazi party losing out.
Which in turn implies that the "reality" they're seeing isn't reality as we understand it. So unless we invoke magic, it's a simulation.
Very difficult to get this show out of my head at the moment. Some of the acting was outstanding (Cary Tanaga, Joel de la Fuentes, Rufus Sewell), some of it was okay (Alexa Davalos - I really wanted to love her work but I couldn't go that far), some of it was really iffy (Luke Kleintank - how great to have a last name…
As in "Schoenheit von Vogelsang"?
As in "You're a nun, see, Asian Merry?"
Damn straight. Bring on the Hound of the Baskervilles!
Ahh Jim Steranko at his wackiest.
We're working on it.
Jeremy Leven's Satan is a very different character. No vomiting either.