"Already, this introduces an inherent problem: By design, this premise means that Americans will always be the innocent victims in need of rescuing and foreigners will always be the evil villains, harming those who come to their country."

Of course! You will literally be riding shotgun with me…

What every Post-Apocalypse Playboy would ask for :-)

"There's never a cop around when you need one." :-)
I've got the soundtrack from Ron Grainer (who also did the theme music for Doctor Who). On early shifts I commute listening to it, imagining I'm Neville. Sad, huh?

Bust of Caesar, jazz 8-tracks, crushed velvet jacket for Sunday dinner…

Bust of Caesar, jazz 8-tracks, crushed velvet jackets for Sunday dinner…

"There's never a cop around when you need one."
I got the soundtrack by Ron Grainer. I like to play it when I go to work early and the streets are clear and I can pretend, well, you know… :-)

Someone take away *all* their toys. NOW.

Oh, I agree, it's a brilliantly underrated movie, with a restrained performance from Price. But Heston looked like he was the only one enjoying himself in the Apocalypse.

Throw in Robert Neville. Not Will Smith's, though, I mean Heston from The Omega Man. He got to make mirrorshades and safari jackets fashionable again.

The last time I had a Dr Pepper, they had changed the formula, replacing sugar with flavorings. The last time remains the last time.

Wait, he gets crucified later? SPOILER ALERT!

A local paper, the Leicester Mercury, gave the perfect synopsis of this movie: "In which the privately-schooled, Oxbridge-educated, multimillionaire Sacha Baron Cohen invites us to laugh at his latest creation: a bloke with no job and 11 kids."

The Tick without Warburton. Rrrriiiigggghhhhhtttttt…

"It’s mildly charming, not totally offensive, and really does seem to have a sense of heart."
That pretty much sums up what children's programming is like. Which is probably just as crap as the stuff I watched as a kid but after decades of not seeing it I've upgraded it in my mind to Terrific.

Schitts Creek? Third season? Excellent. Half the cast are funny with just expressions.

I mentioned Spider-Man was in the new trailer on my Facebook page, and got told off for "spoilers"!

"Do me, Damien. Do me HARD."
-Debra Entendre

Regardless of how the nature of the Antichrist should be portrayed, my main issue with the premise behind this is that the first episode pretty much throws us into the revelation and conflict of the protagonist without our seeing what sort of a guy he was beforehand.
Also, how does a photographer who studies his work…

Then you missed out on the joy of seeing Sam Neill sodomising his girlfriend.