So vaporwave is Adult Swim bumps?

Seriously, I had to look up another interview and it was like a blend of American, Australian and cockney.

Whoa, I completely forgot that Bale is British. I've gotten so used to him speaking with an American accent that it's jarring to hear his real accent.

Sounds remarkably similar to Sara Goldfarb in Requiem for a Dream.

They should reboot this series with the exact same premise, but pull together writers from Futurama, Community (given what they did with Abed), 30 Rock, Parks and Recreation, or the dozens of other shows that were actually creative with situational comedy. It would be astonishing to see the potential if the creators…

Is "getting to the fireworks factory" now a legitimate idiom? Very cromulent.

I found "Secret Admiral-er" to be the better fare. Not having Tina go through an emotional arc actually allows her to be funnier, but I think the best part is that I couldn't really tell where the episode was going (reminiscent of "Wag the Hog," my next favorite from this season): Is the admiral fake? What is that…

Honestly, I never understood why it was so underrated. It was like the critics thought: big budget, amazing soundtrack, big stars - the original must be better because artistic blah blah! I thought it greatly improved upon Abre Los Ojos and adhered to its essence.

I always liked Vanilla Sky ( <= see avatar)

Can someone please explain wtf this "poll" is about? I feel like I'm taking crazy pills.

Shaggy - making stoners self-conscious about their bodies since the '70's.

Well said.

I'm I the only one that finds Gene's shtick irritating? The rest of the cast does a great job with delivery while Gene's one-liners land with the subtlety of a foghorn. I find it distracting, though he has had storylines that allow for more understated delivery.

"I was in PE and we were going to climb ropes and I began to feel a little Gouty."

What was the implication in Jimmy's exit line, "It's my word against yours"? Does he mean that his past will catch up to him and everyone would believe Chuck, or with no material evidence they will believe the upstanding estate lawyer Jimmy over the nut Chuck?

Brink! is obviously the best Disney Channel original movie to date.

She's going for that Nathan Lane look.

Nostalgic guy is nostalgic.

To clarify, the "relic of a bygone era" referred to in the last paragraph, was that the novel, these types of movies, or Nic Cage?

Amusing Ourselves to Death: Public Discourse in the Age of Show Business, by Neil Postman. A must-read.