Liked that gag better when The Day Today did it. Of course, all gags are better when produced by Armando in the 90s.

Nah. Just stupid fan gibberish about as pointless as "there's a second 2003 timeline."

I really doubt he saw the grieving process as "accruing a ton of cultural capital." He was probably just doing the grief thing.

why do you need "journalism" done about this? That's like dissecting diarrhea.

turns out not many people care enough to keep up with these skidmarks and their declining careers to memorize every nuance.

Remember when he was supposed to rise Phoenix-like from the ashes, even more powerful than he was before? Oh wait, no - he's still just the greasy pederast enthusiast shrieking for attention in a suddenly much smaller toilet. Learning oral sex from priests and babbling about being a victim after years condemning…

I don't understand what "a tinny, 8-track immediacy" is.

there's nothing centrist about modern libertarianism. It's as right-wing as right-wing gets.

Kim Dickens has the charisma of a stale baguette

I just can't get into this. The lead still doesn't click and seems desperately miscast.

God, Mitzi Shore is awful. Good luck trying to turn that into a beloved character.

they all tend to hover around the same level of mediocrity

a shame Nicholas Briggs is involved and can't seem to manage good drama. I love the idea of this stuff but I haven't found one compelling story in any of their lines.

Says way more about your lack of quality than this episode, I should think.

no, of course not. Mustache errors can be tragic.

it was the only reason it got made in the first place. Cheap equipment he owned and could improvise bits whenever he wanted to. IE wouldn't have existed without cheap DV.

I've chatted with Mark Frost about that one, he's a MASSIVE Prisoner fan. You can tell!

yeah heaven forbid anybody get inspired by great art

Always take this as a red flag.

Angelo nailed it with that one. Heavenly.