Unlike some, I've stuck with LP through the years and I've found something to really enjoy in every album they've released.

I'm not sure where to begin.

Black people apparently don't sing rock and roll or country music either, but Darius Rucker would like to have a word with you.

I'm not sure Star Trek is a great example, especially DS9.

None of the companies that did the VFX work on DS9 are still in business and until recently, it was believed that neither kept any of the source files for the scenes. As it turns out, some assets were kept, but not all. There's still a lot of them missing.

I imagine that most of CBS' Star Trek budget is going toward the TNG and DS9 Blu-ray remasters. Especially since DS9 is requiring a lot more work than TNG is.

It's Justified. She's going to be the one screwing him. The writers aren't even really trying to hide it.

Agreed. I don't think I've ever read anything negative about her either.

Does this mean that we can have Natalie Zea back on Justified? Please?

This show needs to just pick a theme sequence and go with it. I've never seen a show go through so many iterations.

I dunno. Adam Savage manages to make them look oddly appealing.

I'm sure you think using the word millennial makes you look intelligent, but in this context is just makes you look extremely officious.

So you follow up sounding like a prick with sounding like an even bigger prick.  Congrats.

I think more than any other episode this season, it's this episode that is so agonizing in just how close is it to Grimm realizing its full potential.  There is such a great cop show meets Buffy vibe here that it sort of hurts.  The scene where Hank and Renard interrogate the muse is where it really hit me that if…

So you're criticizing the Cold War for being everything the Cold War was?

The Astros are in this boat too.  They have a lot of potential now that they're rebuilding (9-1 over the Yankees, anyone), but they're still struggling.  I really hope that Crane and Porter can turn things around.

I'm so glad I'm not alone in this.  I feel like I've finally found affirmation in my life.

Water Lilies is a great film, mostly because it's really awkward.  A lot of films are awkward when they shouldn't be, but it's so much harder for a film to be awkward when it should be.

I still contend that Heavenly Creatures is his best film, if only because it lacks the pandering spectacle of everything he's done since.

I'll be flogged for this (bring it on), but I found her much more compelling in her role in Whites.