i'm guessing it was more 'can't justify blowing 500+ bucks on a last minute 3 day round trip plane ticket during a holiday' and less 'i literally do not have enough money to pay for a plane ticket.'

i'm surprised people who aren't david spade even remember this movie existed. did this movie turn into a cult hit?

'sweet home alabama' is the example that breaks your rules

i think its mostly just bad. the acting quality and pacing seemed closer to opening night at an iowa city community theatre production of 'carousel'

its less that it was sexist and more that it was horribly written. gosh, i wonder if he is a free spirited bad boy who understands that natures just, like, got to be free man but who learns to appreciate a well executed plan in the 3rd act? and is it possible that she is an uptight scientist who has had to put on an…

i don't know- at least that guy could just fall off the face of the earth if he wanted to. he obviously doesn't look anything like he did when he was a kid, and he has a very common name. If he went and got an office job and never brought it up again, nobody would ever know who he was.

i don't think she was ever technically a real knight, because as a woman i don't believe she can ever officially be a 'real' knight. she's a highborn woman, so she was able to learn how to fight and equip herself in the right gear, but i can't imagine any actual night would have taken her as a page/squire and i can't…

i think mance's survival is too big of a 'holy crap' moment for next season to not be entertained- not the mention the actor is incredible

yeah, it sat on the DVR for awhile and i just didn't care enough to boot up the last 45 minutes. i made it that far mostly because i happened to be in front of the TV for the previous episodes

i watched through ep 7 before giving up and i actually really enjoyed the first 2-3 episodes. I apparently had the exact opposite response that you did as i felt that every single thing about the howling commandos episode was nonsensical and it only got worse from there

honestly? that's fair. i (well, my household) is squarely in the target demographic, and we stopped watching after ep 7 because we just didn't care. i would be part of the problem if they don't do a second run.

maybe they could try making the first one fun before spinning it off?

roy rogers has been slowly clawing back from near destruction when hardee's bought them with the intention of converting them and gaining an east coast footprint. i think they're even opening new stores.

actually, the hojo listed as being open in lake george new york closed a few years ago and re-opened under a new name. i haven't checked if it still has the same food or anything, but it looks the same from the outside. the howard johnson hotel in LG is still open but is a different business