They still make tower PCs?

I just went through season 5b again, and that last scene with Forster really hit me on rewatch. Walt is so utterly, pathetically alone, and he's earned it.

Jeremy Renner was great in "In the Woods," but it looks like "Mr. Hoffman" [ :( ] is the first great Philip Seymour Hoffman performance the world missed out on—although I really liked the actor who ended up with the role as well. Fuck drugs (except weed, even if it did ruin young Louie's life for a while). I'm sure…

Breaking Bad finale second time around: it's still damn good TV. Walt gets off easy, sure, but it genuinely seems like his months in New Hampshire have given him time for reflection and found him a changed man, although maybe me accepting that is letting the show off easy. It was gonna be a hard journey to…

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I love the "Frasier is a hit show on the NBC television network" intertitle.

Shazam the Shaq genie?

You have me there. I still think Fargo was less likely to be great, but since it isn't great, your original comment stands.

This is very well said and I agree with almost all of it, but you almost seem to be furthering the point that Fargo was the one of the two that was less likely to be entertaining and imminently watchable, which I find it to be despite its flaws.

That's not really the point. I wouldn't call Fargo great per se, but it gets my vote for achieving the balancing act of being vaguely Coens-y but also its own thing. Or do you not even think it's good?

Hey remember when The Simpsons poked fun at the AV Club movie reviews for being mean? I'm not going anywhere with this, I just think it was just an interesting part of AVC history.

Holy shit this little girl is a good actor: http://www.clickhole.com/vi…

Well this, this is certainly a thing: http://www.clickhole.com

And there's this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wik…

Oh damn seeing Locke there reminds me that I left out almost all of the movies I saw at the film festival. I just went with strictly what Letterboxd says were 2014 movies. I should have known I'd seen more than five in theatres this year haha.

I am Dr. Alana Bloom. Not in real life, but in that Hannibal character quiz. I find this result ACCURATE!

1. Donna

Thank you!

Sorry, that wasn't tight. :(

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