That might get tiring. I did date a guy like him once, though, which is probably why I find the character so damn hilarious.

Aww, I don't like the idea of Diane and Mr. Peanutbutter's relationship cracking! Mr. Peanutbutter was my favorite character in season 1!

Watercest: is wrong.

Hmm. So if William and Kate have 1 more kid, Harry no longer needs to have his marriage partner approved.

I think that's par for the course with reality shows—contestants are usually REALLY isolated. Though they generally do have the ability to make (monitored, of course) phone calls via landline…

Oh wow, I LOVE that idea for a Star Wars prequel remake (and would it even need to be a trilogy? I don't know. A lot of the prequels were total filler—Count Dooku, The Trade Federation, Darth Maul, General Grievous, Jar-Jar, podracing—so this could maybe be condensed into one film?)

I never really cared for Seinfeld, either, but you're right about the mediocre and middle-of-the-road being the most successful.

Yeah, were it canceled in 1995 it would be just another 1-season sitcom, not The One With All The White People That Everyone's Still Obsessing Over YEARS After It Ended.

a. He died April 5th. b. Have you read Princess Ai? Or listened to some of the songs on Celebrity Skin?

Is one of them tae bo?

Okay, I'm in. Any idea with more Art in it works for me.

Yeah, I really wanted Helena to barge in on Jason and Donnie's fight.

It premiered during my senior year of college, but I didn't get really into it until the middle of season 3 (by watching the entirety of the show up to that point on Hulu) which was also when I met the dude who just became my husband. It was the show we connected over. So it's poignant and bittersweet for me, too.…

Exactly. She's addicted to being a PI, to changing Neptune, and (probably) to Logan. She won't give herself a chance for a good, normal life because of these things. (This is also seen in season 2 of the show.) And if you read the books that follow the movie, she reflects on that idea even more.

Not everyone loves coffee here…but I am definitely in the minority.

Darn.
Because that whole thing was a huge mistake.

Can I raise my hand if someone else paid for my ticket and I went because THEY really wanted to see it?

I suppose I have no choice but to apologize for the forward progression of time, then.

See, when I was about 6 or so I thought all the "stan" countries were fascinating-sounding (and I was obsessed with maps and flags) so your Central Asian desperation map would have been ideal for me.

Lucky dude! RoboCrook was my favorite villain!