He's getting some kind of cake these days, and it isn't made of beef— http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/…
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Don't have to be sorry about that. That's the general consensus, that he got wrongly convicted but is a dirtbag anyway. I'll even go further and say that Dassey too probably wasn't on any trajectory towards being a model citizen. If Dassey gets free, the cold truth is that he'll probably be better off than if he'd…
Stuhlbarg makes me laugh the most often, with a performance that matches William H. Macy's turn in the original Fargo. A runner up to Mary Elizabeth Winstead's ass in the bathroom scene.
Well he did have a flashback in the middle of a speech once— https://www.youtube.com/wat…
Ariana no es grande.
And the sad truth is that Trump will probably still be president after all this. It's become a common belief that Trump won't finish his term, but the odds are that he probably will.
The Indiana Jones movies are among my favourites of all time. I never cared for this series. I always found the movies kind of lame.
Yeah, I thought this was the best episode yet this season. After watching five episodes of Twin Peaks, the strangeness in this felt damn near prosaic.
The Amazing Stories episode 'Mummy Daddy' is still my favourite Mummy related piece of entertainment.
I'd like to go back in time 10-15 years and tell people that in 2017, The Cubs will be World Series champs, Donald Trump will be president, and Bill Cosby will be on trial for rape, just to see their reaction.
'Loose meat' is a profoundly unappetizing choice of words.
He'd be great too, and probably scarier.
Ralph Fiennes would make a great Dracula. I'm sure they'll go for someone younger, but Lugosi was nearly the same age Ralph is now when he filmed the part.
He could feel it in a metaphysical sense. Good Coop is definitely operating in some kind of limbo state with strange intuitive abilities.
I think the moment of Jimmy counting the Mug Mealer's money is truly the birth of the Breaking Bad Saul Goodman.
I like the theory that he's Evil Coop and Audrey Horne's son. Also explains why he started crying when staring at Dougie Jones' kid.
Funny. When I saw Jim Belushi I thought, if ever they do a movie or tv satire on Alex Jones, Belushi is your guy to play him.
The wife referred to "another one of your episodes", so I assume it's not totally unexpected for him to act strange. I love this storyline, and anything with Kyle in this season has been gold. The rest is hit and miss, but every episode has had images and sequences that linger in my head for days and weeks. I think…
"Why do you think I molested that boy, Joe?" "Because he's got a great ass! And you got your head, all the way up it!"