I hope Sunny Pawar is available.

I was just reading Mike Duncan’s book The Storm Before The Storm which takes place in the decades before Julius Caesar’s rise to power. A whole lot of fascinating stuff happened then, and I kept thinking it would make a good TV show. Scorsese would be better off looking toward that period, especially since there’s…

I think this is a good show despite the reviewer’s tendency toward low ratings. It’s too bad hardly anyone around here is watching it, judging from the near lack of comments.

I always thought that scene was fun but didn’t quite work. It’s hard to figure out what exactly they’re trying to express (but then again, that happened a lot on The Wire).

They could double their bass players or they could just get a double bass player. The result is the same.

Finally, tai chi on The Chi.

Thing we were happiest to learn: A child was supposedly killed for stealing a book!

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I’m trying to figure out how someone could have a bemused grin. I guess I’ll have to watch the show to find out.

It seems like 1997 Week comes earlier every year.

I don’t think even Trent Reznor knows the answer to that question.

I watched this a lot when I was a kid even though it was full of stuff that didn’t make sense to me (but maybe I didn’t realize I wasn’t understanding it). I remember doing a drawing of the Joker and his deadly hand buzzer when I was in first grade, which I later realized was kind of a messed-up thing for a…

They’re missing out on an opportunity for a nice visual pun by not having something from Nine Inch Nails.

I’ve been trying to figure out what Meg Ryan has to do with Andrew Cunanan, Madonna’s Blonde Ambition Tour, and the movie Red Dragon, but I give up.

Here’s me talking about Waco in the wrong review again, because there’s no review for Waco. Tonight’s (or rather, last night’s) episode was very good, and it was one of the most intense things I’ve seen on TV. According to this episode, the shootout begins when ATF agents shoot some German shepherds who lunge at them.…

Bryan Fuller, AKA Hairy David Harbour.

It looks like they took away the public display of stars, presumably because they decided people didn’t dislike Kinja enough.

♪ They got paid for their soundbites

Okay, great, who’s the next to get a Star War? Michael Bay? Woody Allen? Guy Maddin? The entire audience of a 2006 Oprah taping?

This kind of sounds like a remake of Solaris, especially with the scenes of some guy driving around.