If this episode is too nice for ya, I've got some crap!

The Casey Jones line almost made me do a spit take first time I saw it.

First time I saw them in St Louis back in 2000, it was the night of Rick Ankiel's first wild pitch meltdown against the Mets. Eddie had to relay the dismal news to the crowd.

PJ probably has the best live unpredictability of any band that doesn't rely on improvs or long jams. Anything and everything from their career can be played on any given night, which always gives their shows a special feel.

What have I done to deserve this flat, flavorless lawsuit?

yeah, "Women" has fuck-all to do with the rest of Blonde On Blonde, and features none of the album's subtlety or depth.

Red Rain is a bit misleading as the opening song on Peter Gabriel's massive hit "So." The song's dark intensity is closer to his previous two records, and it's the album's only song to feature Jerry Marotta, drummer on said previous records. The rest of "So" is anchored by new recruit Manu Katche, who provides a…

Aside from loving Airportman, I thought it was a perfect lead-in to the album, very Eno and very dreamy. Too bad Lotus cancelled it out with a bad, conventional sound (really, remove Lotus and Up is a damn masterpiece).

So Nowalk has now misread Mara Vendrell and Ronnie Gardocki, and both in the same way, bizarrely enough. Love of conspiracy does not, in fact, motivate either of these characters.

Good old fashioned Netflix disc rental helps with portion control.

I've tried to accept his style until now. That was such a graceless way of writing about one of the most important scenes of the whole show.

Why all the short sentences and blunt style? This was closer to a hack sports column than good AV Club writing. Really, Nowalk, write like you enjoy it or hand these off to someone else.

There'll be no accusations, just scary crustaceans under the sea

Zardoz speaks to you!
The penis is evil!

fates warning
I think that's the Guardian of Forever from Star Trek - that foam thingy that sends them back to 1930's america.

candy?
no mention of the infamous flop Candy? Or does that not qualify because it's more of an ensemble piece, with several other actors embarassing themselves along with Brando?

The Beatles
"In My Life"

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Not the bees! NOT THE BEES! MY EYES! AAAAUUUUGH!

trials indeed
I have yet to subject myself to this, but only because I've suffered through "Trial of Billy Jack," perhaps the most artless film of all time. "Billy Jack" was a crude film, but it's "Citizen Kane" compared to its sequel. I think he had Elmer Bernstein on board for "Trial" as well, as I remember his…

what about E2?
Something tells me they won't be mentioning his score for the epically laughable (and downright awful) "Exorcist 2: The Heretic." I love the composer, but his E2 score only made the thing even more viscerally unpleasant. The dissonant flutes are decent, but the "evil" kids choir is terrible, and the…