If the production had six months, a solid script, a highly trained cast that can nail the intricacies of comedy, and a solid director/dp relationship, then MAYBE it would make sense to spend the extra $$$. (And it is a lot of money.) It boils down to how clearly a director can communicate with his crew and cast, and…

"When every song on a record is tunefully agreeable and smooth, it risks flattening into something more forgettable. " Are you dissing Chet Faker's business model?

the show may not share the exact details of the books, but they nail the gist: "Any time it looks like a good character catches a break, horrible shit happens to them. No decent character can succeed ever."

Can we get a Wynn Duffy in Fiji spinoff? Pretty please?

"The third season was rocky at times…" What times? That was the best one. Robert Quarels was easily the best villain on the show.

Can we not forget the complete absurdity of putting Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol on the list? A standard glossy, cliche-ridden, idiotically plotted action flick gets on because some set pieces are competently shot and edited? For shame.

No one said Futurama? Intergalactic travel, awesome internet parties, mini-golf in space, T-rex rides, a one way time machine that you can take to buxom horny lady future? And don't forget: you're already dead! No need to worry about the robot uprising. Just wait it out on the mountain of skulls.

BAD REVIEWER. Look, I get you like your cable box, but it's your job to tell us how the xbox one works. If you just refuse to even try a major component of the new console, YOU DIDN'T FULLY REVIEW THE CONSOLE.