In so far as undemanding entertainments go about small town monsters from within and without I'd say it wasn't so bad. Sutherland's I'm so over it delivery of "you pathetic bitch" had me chuckle.

Apart from Nate (so far), everyone else seems determined to make the worst possible decisions for themselves.

Don't forget Darkman.

Is it true Lena Dunham is joining the cast next year?

How's it go? It's not the destination but the journey along the way.

"I know this has divided people, but Michael Cera as Wally doing the world's worst Brando impersonation was hilariously funny to me"

If you're into self-pity porn with a dollop of maudlin zing, I suppose.

The ironic thing is Goldsmith apparently had a miserable experience having to revise the score post-edit and in turn openly slagged the film (which is supposedly the reason for why he didn't return to score Returns).

O'Connor is great in this. I'll always get a good laugh at Beni's Looney Tunes pratfall out the window after kneeing Rick in the balls (Frasier's grimace is a hoot too). All that's missing is the tweeting birds and spinning stars.

A Gong Show is no Gong Show not on coke.

Jerry Goldsmith or GTFO.

Ya, haven't used the surround in years; dog just goes into panic mode.

Ehhh…a low bar it may be, but it still makes more sense than The Leftovers.

"Sometimes a movie is just a movie" — Sang Froid

And three years later they divorced. Irreconcilable differences. The End…

Had she gone with Salome she would have at least have kept her hands clean of the deed.

"I think you ought to know I'm feeling very depressed." — Marvin

Good to see the show back. Last season though, and Alvey is a train wreck just waiting to happen.

La La Land Records recently released a 3-CD collection of the music scores from the 70s series, including various permutations of the memorable opening theme.

Pity. But now where will I get my Lito & Hernando fix?