I don't see why both can't be practical and funny at the same time. :-p

It had some good spots and some not-so-good spots. Many of the latter were due to Madison acting like a dope.

I found the bikes very funny, but the garbage trucks very practical.

Sashita.

I saw about half of Ghost's set at a rock/metal festival last fall in PA. We couldn't stay for the whole thing as my son wanted to see Pierce the Veil. Out of all the groups we wanted to see, those were the only two that overlapped. :p However, my son who had not been too interested in Ghost before going was very torn…

I discovered Ghost last year while researching (if you will) music when I took my son to a hard rock/heavy metal festival. I love Ghost. I would watch this movie just for that little cameo, whatever it is. I'll have to find this (and I like Ethan Embry too).

A friend of mine told me she bailed on Bones after season five because there was little change or growth in the characters. I realize with procedurals that character development is not exactly the point, but I think there should be some because otherwise it's boring.

I guess they decided the reference to burning down the gym was all they needed.

Season one is not bad, and because it was a mid-season replacement, there are only 14 (I think) episodes. So you can go through it pretty quickly.

We've been watching Bones on Netflix, mostly because my son wanted to see David Boreanaz after we finished Buffy and Angel. We're not exactly bingeing, but we watch one (maybe two) episodes a night almost every night. I find this exacerbates some flaws with the show.

I was thinking the same (and thanks for the name, so I could fix it in my own comment). I would really like to know what the actors like Sutherland and Head thought about playing adult authority figures on a show like that.

It doesn't have to be her. What about Charisma Carpenter? Or Amber Benson? Eliza Dushku? Kristine Sutherland? Julie Benz? Juliet Landau? Mercedes McNab? There are plenty to choose from. It just seems odd that with this show in particular, all of the interviews are with the men who were on the show.

It just occurred to me (because I can be oblivious) that Buffy was a show about a strong young woman, yet all of the interviews this week were from men on the show. Were all the women busy? Seriously, I'm just wondering about that. I enjoyed the Q&As with all the guys, but come on…

I know he's American, but it's very hard to read this and not read his answers in a British accent. Spike was so much fun.

I didn't mind that, because I didn't know at the time if it would turn out that way. Plus, perhaps it was a budget thing. Having to continually use effects to edit out a missing hand might not be feasible for them. But yes now that we know that, missing limbs will not seem like a big deal.

Rosita is boring and doesn't make sense. I don't expect she and Sasha would be BFFs, but they seemed to reach a bit of an accord in the mid-season finale. Now everything she does contradicts that, and she's annoying on top of it all. She's very petulant for someone this far into the zombie apocalypse. I can see…

The first time I watched What about Bob? I thought it was funny enough. I liked Dreyfuss and Murray of course, and Julie Hagerty was good too. Not much of a role, but she was good in it. Years later, my husband loves the movie and he shows it to my son and I think — Bob stalks the doctor who, although a total jerk,…

Yeah. I wasn't offended by the bit, but it was totally unnecessary and although kind of cute in spots, didn't really work.

Mikkelson improves just about any movie just by being in it.

Some might miss the love triangle, and the absence of Morgan le Fay, but I didn't.