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That's why I switched to Music Bee.

They're going to re-release Krush Groove?

Ironically, I find Spielberg's Jaws to be a much better movie than Jurassic Park precisely because it was made largely for adults rather than children and not marred by the blatant pandering that hobbles so many of Spielberg's post-E.T. films.

Actually, after the travesty that was Crystal Skull, I would much rather both Lucas AND Spielberg stay the fuck away. Give someone else a chance. New blood.

Jem and the Over-the-Hill-ograms…

I thought this episode wasn't too bad. Until 30 minutes after I watched it, I realized it had almost no impact on me at all. Just bland, bland, bland television. Utterly forgettable. The characters and their relationships are far too one-dimensional to be interesting.

I like your analogy.

Personally, I agree wholeheartedly with the review. I didn't buy the whole "Lizzie thinks zombies are her misunderstood friends" thing, and her killing her sister (particularly after shooting at zombies to save her sister) seemed ludicrous. I didn't laugh at the aforementioned moments, but I did roll my eyes and shake

Ha!

WTF were they thinking??? That can't be convenient to carry around (in addition to your phone, which, if you can afford to pay $400 for a high fidelity wedge, probably already plays mp3s). Massive Fail.

I can't see Bill Sadler without thinking of the Everything Except Shoes Corporation. "Isn't that right…Juan?"

Someone tell the gang at the prison that all they need to do is strap emotionally fragile white girls to themselves, front and back, and, BOOM, instant Governor-proof. "You know, Molly and Becky, and Sue and Irma, and Hazel and Harriet, and ALL the rest just *might* smile again if you could somehow let bygones be

"Nobody ever mentioned just how boring the end of the world was going to be."

Individual RSS feeds appear to be broken. Which is a bummer, because that's the main way I access the ton on content on this site.

When did Carol change so much and become this big badass? During those 8 months we didn't see? Because you can't just have the character be a different person when you come back from the break. You have to show those changes. The signs have to be there. The reveal of the murderer should be a surprise, but it should

Jessica shows up at Carrie's house, starts crying, says, "I am trying DESPERATELY to somehow make this whole Dana story line look pertinent to the rest of the show, and I NEED. YOUR. HELP!"

The whole Leo and Dana story line is unnecessary, distracting, and boring. I feel like I'm watching Twilight for God's sake. It was by FAR the weakest part of this episode and I couldn't help but continually wonder why valuable story time was being wasted on it, why I was forced to watch it to get the other stuff.

Okay, I get it when you can stomp a zombie's head in when he's been a zombie for months. You know, rot, decay, all that. But stomping in the head of a zombie who's been a zombie for about 10 minutes? What is it about this virus that makes their bones instantly go soft, and if that's the case, why don't their bones

I hope he calls it a "crookbook." I hope there's a follow-up with a Christmas theme, with him in a little Santa hat and an orange jumper on the cover. "Ja Rule's Crunk-ass Christmas Crookbook." And I hope he "-izzles" the hell out of it, so Microwaved Fried Chicken will be Frizzle Chizzle ala Microwizzle and nobody

I found I was not excited at all once the show got started. I kind of groaned to be back in the prison with these same flat people. And then the falling ceiling was such terrible cheese. I mean, these walkers have been up there for however long with no problems and now that there's human's beneath, the ceiling just