I always felt like that was De Niro doing his impression of "the De Niro impression".

YOU BLEW IIIIIIT!

Yeah fuck little pussy bitches and punctuation who needs "them"

Probably because she's my life and she's my wife. But I guess that I just don't know.

Directed by Jean-Luc Godard

I need another pun thread like I need a hole in my hands and feet.

Holy shit! Just looked that up! Who else can claim something like that?

That just so happens to be the last episode I ever watched!

Ewww! I'll have the crab juice!

And now I am sad.

Let the AV Club run the V.A.!

We already know the answer to this.

I would give that dubious distinction to Shep Smith.

I think Jon's past his peak at this point and I agree with many of your criticisms, but at the same time I remember when they came back from their last vacation, they had one of their strongest weeks in memory. The 15 year old show is of course going to be a little shakier than the 8 year old show.

More predictable than "all the bad guys die the end"? Fine, but do you not feel like the revenge plots have played out by now?

And they don't just give those out to anyone.

Maybe but it was far less predictable than either of those. My point was we get it with the revenge fantasies. Let's move on.

Tony Scott, feeling tremendous guilt over annoying Eluvium with the True Romance theme, threw himself off a bridge.

I have enjoyed every film Tarantino has ever directed, including his segment in Four Rooms. That being said, I have just about had my fill of his patented Revenge pastiche cartoons. They entertain, sure, but the Tarantino of Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown and even True Romance had more (if only a little)…

I thought I read they made 5000 copies.