I was already growing impatient with the show… and then the movements started. I laughed so hard…but stupidly continued to watch.

The movements made me think of bad choreography from 90s music videos.

Reading the Iliad won't help you gain any more insight for this shit sandwich of a show.

My wife and I made the mistake of binging on this Monday. An interesting premise gets bogged down in nonsense. The whole NDE thing reminded me of a cross between Flatliners and Altered States… with a psychotic mad scientist thrown into the mix. The story also started to drag. When we finally get to see the laughable…

Scientology predicted the rise of the mannequin challenge DECADES ago!

Oh man, now you have me wanting to blow off the day's responsibilities to watch that cinematic masterpiece.

And the Ewoks go, do-do-do do-do, do-do-do do-do, dooooooooo. (Sax solo)

Ewok TV movi?. Pssssh-haw, Ewok TV series. A sit-com or rom-com. The Ewoks live in an upscale loft in Brooklyn.

Are you one of those people who refuse to watch black and white films because they're "old?" If so, you suck.

I also love that Cameron recycles a lot of ideas, hardware, etc. from his previous flicks.

Actually I'm pretty sure that's how it reads in the original outline.

Well if I have to eat rat soup rather than endure anything else Avatar related, I'll gladly take the soup.

Yeah, I was also a latecomer to watching and had the exact same reaction. "This is IT?" I asked myself. I found about the first 30 minutes interesting as a setup, and then it just becomes route crap. I wasn't very impressed by the CGI, either.

Love Adam Savage's enthusiasm. Tested has some really interesting videos and I like that it's not locked into any particular formula. One video may be a product review, the other may be Savage doing a one-day build. Great stuff.

He only released one album last year? Frigging slacker.

Sabotage makes me smile. That is all.

Usually the people who talk about socialism wouldn't know what it was if it sat on them.

From what I gleaned from the weakest episode of Doc Now's second season, the songs aren't very funny, nor are they very good parodies of Talking Heads. This is like Fred Armisten doing really bad David Byrne cosplay.

Apparently you've never seen Waits live. There's always a bullhorn.

I see what you did there.