It is weird to me that any 13 year old has a cellphone, let alone someone younger. When I was thirteen I had to call my mom on a payphone every thirty minutes when I went to the mall and let her know I hadn't been abducted. And I am NOT old.
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I'm going to admit that the first time around, I too thought Gina Torres didn't look right for the part. I found her face kind of alien looking, having never seen her in anything else. That being said there was something eery and magical about the way she acted the part, and I could buy that she would have a mystical…
Also, The Neverending Story which was mentioned elsewhere. That scene in The Swamp of Eternal Sadness gets me every fucking time.
This was going to be my post, right down to Little Foot licking his own shadow, and telling the old dinosaur, "my tummy hurts" with him responding, "that too in time shall pass" in his gruff old dinosaur voice.
@avclub-84a9f64106792dd9b7e5ba4d631ac12e:disqus @avclub-518aedbf95e34c72567f82fd1ad92f76:disqus In this scene, Xander is supposed to be 21. Granted, he doesn't look it AT ALL, but is it really so wrong for a 21 year old to think lustily about a couple of 16 and 17 year olds?
Okay, admittedly Provider is pretty bad (though the scene between Cordelia and Angel at the end almost saves it for me). But I still feel as though the bottom rung episodes of that season compare favorably to the worst of every season of both series (with the exception of Buffy season 3).I feel like even at it's…
Wait, there are problems in the story arc of Season 3?! With the exception of I think two episodes at the beginning of the season, I would say 3 is nearly flawless, and possibly the most gripping season in the Buffyverse. (I even like Double or Nothing).
I might of said this a few episodes ago when this topic came up, but I think people make too much of the way Angel/Angelus is newly defined in this season. Or rather, I think people may be mis-reading it. I choose to believe that it's all more symbolic of the place Angel is right now on the path of redemption. In the…
Agreed. I was always so confused to learn from boys that Kimberly was the hot one, when she was so clearly irritating and high maintenance. I'm still mildly perplexed by people who can divorce personality from sexual attraction.
I wholeheartedly second this, although I imagine it's really hard to find the complete series.
I just watched a clip of friends without the laugh track, and one other thing I noticed is how much actors are substituting for the audience in no-laugh single camera sitcoms. A lot of the jokes just wouldn't land in Arrested Development if Jason Bateman weren't such a brilliant deadpan reactor. Similarly, Jim and…
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In otherwords, He's a Tobias.
I think he's exactly the type of guy who could have a bunch of followers, especially when he turns on his Tyler Durden charms. Those prone to follow will cling to a charismatic leader, regardless of how "eccentric" he is. If anything it's a selling point.
ah. So I think Tom S and I were both confusing Summer George with the episode called "Male Unbonding" in season 1, an early example of Jerry's reluctance to cultivate/maintain peripheral friendships.
@avclub-a6fdefb2b99177b152b2392b43097665:disqus I think you're confusing The Summer of George, with "Summer George" jerry's friend from camp who he didn't want to maintain a friendship with. That was season 2 I think.
Vampires also get drunk, high, smoke, and eat which implies that blood is circulating and their digestive system is doing something. I've always just decided it was the demon soul that took the job of the heart, starting up the whole system again and keeping it going so long as their head was attached, they were kept…
yeah I let someone borrow my season 5 a few years ago and never got it back, so it's been a while since I've seen that episode.