I know a few sites that will be quite upset if Rizolli & Isles doesn't end with them confessing thier true love and getting married.

Truly was ahead of its time, great show so much darker and deeper than others. Those effects were good for the time and man, Dredd freaked me out.

Don't forget "Friday."

Um, no, this is THE GREATEST SONG OF ALL TIME and I will fight to the death whoever says otherwise.

I always thought one of Jon Stewart's best lines was "The Obama Eastwood was talking to at the convention is the Obama the GOP think actually exists."

So Halle Berry is now taking the LIam Neeson route? If it spares us another season of Extant that's okay.

Magnificent Seven: Proof some summer movies are better off when released in the fall.

"You've got to remember that these are just simple farmers. These are people of the land. The common clay of the new West. You know… morons."

Posted above but bears repeating:
"Nowhere special. I always wanted to go there."

"Nowhere special. I always wanted to go there."

Remember his great line when recapping the seventh season finale which could have been the last before a last-minute renewal: "I was going to trash the writers for doing this when they thought it could be a finale. Then I saw what the Enterprise writers offered when they knew they had to do a series finale."

This show was one of my favorites to read on Television Without Pity. Most weeks, the recapper would be going wild on how bad it was but then they'd throw in an actually entertaining and even fun as hell episode to keep you going.
Plus, loved how the show would openly address stuff like how the girls kept getting into…

It was really better tackling the comedy aspects. I loved the episode where a voodoo priest helps exorcise the home. They see him in a suit and he goes "you expected rags and a bone through my nose. You change with the times and the sterotypes still stay…."
He then hits the girls with a spell to bring out thier inner…

My all-time favorite ride at EPCOT and I don't blame them as many the time riding (went on it about 30 times over the years), I wanted to run around the space station or underwater base too. God, I miss that ride.

I know a lot of DS9 fans who hate this ep, mainly thinking it's ridiculous to go from the team in the midst of this brutal war to caring about a game. But that's the point, baseball (and all sports) needed as a distraction from the horrors of the universe and it makes a strange sense Sisko cares as much about this win…

The book is a good read, showcases how everyone involved was just sort of oblivious to the whole mess and thinking it could be turned around when every solution was putting a band-aid on a gaping bullet hole.

Right. Plus a throway line of how witches in America love to turn kids into food and then having their parents eat them.

Yeah wasn't there one of a kid basically turned into an umbrella stand? Yeesh, for a "kid's writer" Dahl could fuck up your childhood nicely.

Can't blame Dahl for hating the ending, the book one was fine.

Yeah ID4 is an easy answer. But I also loved The Rock. Connery playing a psuedo James Bond, Cage before he lost his mind in roles, Ed Harris as the not really that bad villain and Michael Bay when he actually had a bit of restraint, it just worked, wild action and still enjoy it today.