One of those dumb things I never thought about, nor had any reason to think about, is whether or not they sell popcorn at Sundance and Cannes and such. There's no way, right?

173 comments on this page, right now. This is the one that got me laughing like an idiot.

The Boy Who Lived is Alive, We Swear

If nothing else, Daniel Radcliffe get points for making a solid effort.

It's nothing short of a comedic masterstroke.

I did something similar when I first watched Dexter. I jumped into the show with season 4 and fast forwarded any scene not featuring him or John Lithgow's character. Didn't lose a single thing in the process.

On a related failed-sitcoms note: Was anyone aware that Friends spinoff Joey ran for TWO seasons, and Matt LeBlanc was nominated for Best Actor for his work on it!?!?!

AYE! MANNY! NOOOOOOO!

Yes. I said as much in my post. Good reading skills.

Or you could read my comment and see that I was over myself to begin with.

It's also my understanding that Chris Carter said the series ends on a massive cliffhanger, and would ideally be resolved given a positive enough audience reception.
But I'm also not deluded enough to think that my single viewership amounts to anything more than a drop in the bucket.
The post was really more about my…

The Skin Man would never let this shit slide.

Well now I'm torn. Do I pirate the show? Stick it to Fox but hurt the show in the process?

So what you're saying is that he's… the worst?

Bebe Glazer, Frasier's agent on Frasier.
And while we're at it, Daphne's entire family.

Man, I remember how excited I was when he showed up in season 2. Guy gets out of a limo, gets shot with several arrows. Merlyn wanders in with a bow and a suit, says "There are places in this world where death is an illusion. I've been to one." And I freaked out because- hey! He was perfect in season one and holy…

That's because the originals were actually companions and not the focal point of goddamn everything.

On the other hand, Oliver's speech to Slade in the final scene about how he did everything without killing anyone, and Slade helped him become a hero.. all that was a perfect end to the season.
And then the show nosedives.

Frasier's producer. Roz Doyle. Mother of Dragons.

His bus tour is a ripoff, too. $37.50 for a Three Musketeers?!