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Across The Sea gets my vote because it was so close to the end of the series run and just stopped everything in its tracks.

It had a moment of greatness with Melanie Lynskey dancing at the strip club while her husband told the story of her losing another child. I love it for that alone.

I was sober and also thught that was Gillian Anderson initially.

Sorry we never got together again! Tell Mrs. Dr. Rumak hello for me!

Where are you moving?

I had an 8 year old bay tree (potted) that appeared dead after our fairly harsh Georgia winter, but the other day I noticed a few leaves budding out. Yay!

I'll bet your next two paychecks on it as well!

As much as I agree with your second point, good luck to anyone dealing with the O'Connor estate.

Interesting to get a commentary like this a few months after the kurfuffle brought on by the AV Club reviewers being completely unfamiliar with WKRP and being criticized in the comments for it.

He's been around a lot, he just was in some film's in the late 2000s that probably seemed like a better idea to him than they were (the Sleuth and All the King's Men remakes stand out). I think it just seemed like he wasn't around since he was so ubiquitous in the early 2000s (he was in six movies released in 2004!!).

How are you raising your raised beds? with actual legs on your beds or just with bricks or the like?

I have recently developed an obsession with cauliflower, so I'm going to try some of that from seed, plus some carrots, my usual herbs, and sunflowers. I have in the past had a raised bed garden but had lots of problems with ants, so I'm going to try some of the large container planters with legs to elevate…

I used to be addicted to ListVerse because they had all sorts of lists like that. Then it seemed like everyone there was a horrible human being so I abandoned ship - not unlike the crew of the Mary Celeste (probably)!

Wallenberg's story has in fact been made into a 1985 TV movie starring Richard Chamberlain and a 1990 movie starring Stellan Skarsgard.

Michael Chiklis is on line 2.

LaBoeuf's shares a certain resemblance with Clowes' work, and that resemblance is called "identity." (joke adapted from PDQ Bach)

And them pouring soda over their eyes for relief was hilarious.

It's kind of a great bait-and-switch-right-back-to-the-bait joke.

I am FLUMMOXED by this grade! That is a word I learned for this party.