The part where Jack punches the dude to steal his car….laughter ensued.

This show has potential written all over it and for that I stayed the course through the ten episodes offered. It was rough sledding but I found it to be an amusing and interesting take on a portion of American history that is (ironically) not covered so heavily in either television or film.

It's not much better than the ones who think everything today is pure gold and so highly original and non-formulaic.

He just sounds dazed and confused.

That's a charming movie. I know several who enjoy that one but few who discuss it.

Not the David Cronenberg movie, though.

I certainly don't agree with the assessment that it's "the best movie ever" or anything like that but regardless it's a wonderful movie.

This is my personal favorite western of all time and probably one of my top ten favorite movies ever.

I totally agree and what a reveal! It sounds funny, but like the other films in this series, while funny, things could get very disturbing and creepy.

With seasons as good as this, I would love a 90 minute show. This one has just been nothing but fun.

Yeah, but Cochran wasn't a total jerkface.

You're wise in your generation.

They can all play ghosts!

Just watched it. It was Morgan the Entitled. Morgan tying her hoody closed around her face looking adorable and unintentionally hilarious as the group makes fun of her. Why this ended up on the cutting room floor is a mystery.

I thought Kass seemed pretty weird early on, but wow, yeah, she is the worst.
We've probably all known a "Kass" and they are far from pleasant people. Sarah had engineered her own fall, sure, but Kass' move was hardly in ANYONE'S favor and seems destined to alienate and piss off her other five teammates. And if anyone…

The guy on the left is not practicing proper trigger safety.

You must be the Annie of this crowd.

This is pretty lame as BLEACH was a pretty important and great album, but it's nowhere near the Kiss debacle. The music sites seem to have a new quote every day from one of the members bitching about this or that.

I never read his films as being antisemitic. If anything, they were more about a nerd proving himself a man. Lloyd was always playing the "boy," who somehow through luck and circumstance, and eventually, bravery,prevail.

Because life is unfair!