Yeah, I really need for the show to go far enough into the future to include that quote.

Malcolm Tucker, who spends his evenings Twitter-abusing the cast of Glee (well, maybe that's a bad example of his "evil,") and who, when he receives a birthday cake that refers to him as a C*nt, says, bemused, that it could have come from anybody.

And Lynch himself playing Gordon Cole, who was just walking comedy in and of himself.

But also The Thick Of It and In the Loop.

That is an awful thing to have hanging over your head for so long. My best wishes for both of you that it turns out to be nothing.

Fascinating, well-researched article by an eloquent writer with a deep knowledge and understanding of his subject, complete with plenty of links to further reading and movies and music that illustrate the points made.

Great!

That was fast! I was just there a couple of weeks ago browsing through what they had and saw it (they didn't seem to have a lot of noir, either.)

Actually, that's exactly why I responded the way I did! When I read your post, I realized my mis-reading error. Sorry, Powerthirteen - i too thought Faulkner and thought "Jesus, that sounds rough."

Thanks! I think that one's on Netflix.

Thank you! Excellent. Most of my evenings lately have been sitting down after dinner to whatever my dvr picked up that day but sooner or later, I'm going to run out, so I'm trying to stack up the YouTube links.

Good luck. I hope they're a good fit for what you need and that they put you at ease.

Film Noir Recs

Howdy do

It does. Still, though.

Why are you doing that to yourself. Why.

I wrote to my senator today asking him why he voted the way he did, as I saw his name on the list of shitheads who voted for it.

Yeah. Fuck science. .

Ha, I KNEW someone would be in the comments bitching about the first sentence. I KNEW it. And it was the very first comment. At this point, you can play bingo with the comment section.

I can only remember the first two lines. I may have to take a page from your book and get creative.