Yes, I know. I occasionally watch ITV, but fuck Sky.

I'm going to try Fresh Meat because a BBC show isn't allowed to exist without me seeing at least one episode.

Oh, I probably should have specified Kindle book prices. I just recently got my first, it's a Paperwhite…

I woke up at 6 AM, have been the most productive I've been in weeks AND went to the gym. I feel AWESOME! Also, really self-congratulatory.

I have it on vinyl! *hipster glasses*

I'm hoping for some Modcloth dresses, and I'll probably look at Kindle prices. Come to think of it, getting Community DVD discounts sounds like a pretty good idea…

Can I have it in my soul instead?

I feel so conflicted about "liking" this.

Just you know, I'm sleep deprived and procrastinating on an essay, so I will be VERY active until I knock out for fourteen hours.

But he doesn't know the territory!

BABY BOOMER SANTA, BABY BOOMER SANTA, THANK YOUUUUU

I will never complain to seeing Jesse Bradford on my television weekly. NEVER.

@avclub-d9c9a056f6052ffbfa3526be3478d45e:disqus What's a dimuweaoigowief wewtturewne?

There was an edited version of the movie at The Spy Museum and it really piqued my interest.

I've always been impressed by Keaton's subtleties vs. the fashion of action in those days. His face and eyes are ridiculously expressive, but always come across as grounded. I'm more familiar which Chaplin, who is a bit of a cartoon, but I've always wanted to explore more of Keaton ever since I saw Sherlock, Jr.

The sad part is that I'm considering actually using it to seduce someone.

I have to squee every time I think of the word "Bamblet" though.

The drunk sequence is good, but it was a lot less sophisticated than Disney's other films. It was basically made to appeal to the mass public because Fantasia had been such a financial disaster.

I'd just like to say that I think Pocahontas, Mulan and Emperor's New Groove are both pretty memorable as post-Lion King entries. Just try saying "let's get down to business" without someone asshole screaming "TO DEFEAT THE HUNS!" more than a decade after the movie was released….

I can't get Teach Me How to Understand Christmas out of my head. It's the only Christmas song I want to listen to.