Time is a piece of string, in theory.

I guarantee you Ad Rock has an epic pile of unused beats and samples, but those never became full Beastie Boys "songs". They worked hard on the lyrics until a song was done, and I think most, if not all, of those saw official release.

Well since the biggest thing they've ever done, by far, is Get Lucky, you're probably right.

Sadly, we've reached that point.

I mean, it's a'ight. Didn't like, blow my mind or anything. Probably because both groups are so iconic with their original sounds, that's all my brain wants to hear. Obviously this is very well done, nice that he didn't pitch shift the Beastie Boys vocals anyplace to make them fit. Maybe just not really my cup of tea,…

Yeah, honestly, I enjoyed it a LOT more than I expected to like it. It took a while for everything to take hold, for the chemistry between the characters to reach full burn, but for me it definitely got there by the end. "We are groot" was an amazeballs line, and as soon as it was over I was like, "yeah, I'll watch…

You need to be more geographically specific with that question. It's clearly a problem in America. My own niece and nephew disappoint me with what they "learned" in high school on a weekly basis. It boggles the mind.

My mother and sister both eat raw potato. Just some salt and peeled potato. I'm like, no.

Wait…. you can eat instant oatmeal right out of the packet? Why have I never tried this?!

Anchovies have been used in cooking around the world for hundreds of years. Still, for some reason, even if they haven't tried them used as an ingredient, a lot people hear Anchovies and immediately recoil. Sad, really.

I'm re-watching the show right now and I'm much more comfortable with the two timelines theory… for Dolores and Bernard/Arnold. I'm still not buying into William/MiB. They don't look alike, they don't SOUND alike (not even a little bit), and it still feels like it would be too easy.

I don't think he is, but he does have the required backstory. He could be any aged robot, at any time, truthfully.

I just read your whole post… we're clearly watching two different shows. I've seen nothing smoldering or passionate between those two. Just woefully underdelivered line readings and limp romance.

The early seasons of Lost are absolutely amazing. The middle seasons are still great. I'll say no more about the final season. I once swore I wouldn't and I've stuck to it thus far.

Go re-watch the scene I'm talking about. The change happens in about ten seconds. I've seen many romantic comedies that played out those emotions a hundred times better. The show is good, possibly great, that storyline is not. It's cheeseball, and a lot of the problem I have with it is the actors themselves, or the…

I didn't read past the first couple lines because you started by telling me to stop. It was not complex, it was easy. They got there easy, the language was easy, the scene was easy and boring. Not earned at all.

Speaking of characters used for no other reason than to set up surprise twist ending. Nikki and Paulo… siiiigh…. In fairness, at least the diamonds were mentioned again. Strangely, nobody bumped into one of those spiders again for the rest of the series. I mean, enough people died on Lost that they could have done…

I didn't know this…

Well… ummm……. huh.

All of this could be true, I've admitted that. I don't see it just yet, particularly considering the way he treats the hosts. I get the logic behind, "but he's see it/done it a thousand times before, so he knows". I do. But that doesn't make him any less psychotic in my eyes. How many hosts has he killed? Do they all…