Paradise Towers a sign of the show finding it's way?! Are you sure you don't mean the Happiness Patrol? Candy robots are the true sign of quality.

I love in Discworld when people attempt any kind of writing. Something about the way Pratchett writes their spelling is just so charmingly awkward that I laugh every time.

Isn't Say it Ain't So by Weezer kind of about a shitty dad?

It's hard to take a review seriously when the review starts with pretending to have more valid point than other critics. Are you reviewing a movie or a movie review?

I would have to say I love anyone who loves something they had to seek out. I don't even have to like the thing. So long as they are passionate about something they actually had to step out of their realm of experience to discover. I appreciate the fact that they have the internet and they actually use it to find new…

Caroline! Caroline! Caroline!

No love for the Kottonmouth Kings? :P

Well yeah, I figured. But I was just adding to the conversation. :P

Well if Rose was with him on his initial run, they would have lost all of that funny stuff with the Queen. They needed to be alone so he could pop the question.

I was really pleased that Billie Piper was Bad Wolf Girl and not just Rose. I've never been much of a fan of the idea of a centuries old man and a young woman in love. Too much like Twilight. But even further, I couldn't see much room in the story for Rose. Her arc had really been milked. I don't quite understand…

That scene in Mulholland Drive was the first thing I thought of when reading the title. I think Lynch has a scene in just about every movie of his that is terrifying. The stranger on the soundstage in Inland Empire, the "I'm at your house," scene in Lost Highway, pretty much any scene with Dennis Hopper in Blue Velvet…

This is probably the first time in a long time that I have been excited for a Tim Burton movie.

BEGONE FOUL SHADE! BACK FROM WHENCE YOU CAME!

Well if the ghost was gay, and marriage is still a thing of which ghosts are capable, then yes, a ghost could have a beard.

I live in KC and those fucking people are EVERYWHERE. My friends and I participated in a die in due to Lou Engle's visiting IHOP and his association with the Kill the Gays Bill people like David Bahati. When we went to protest, all of the IHOPPERS walked up to us and tried to tell us how we must have gotten some bad…

YES on Horror of Fang Rock. I love that episode.

My reading matched the song beautifully.  Ending just as they went into the guitar part. Also, wasn't that in Barry Lyndon?

Yeah, definitely a different thing than what you're thinking. The one thing I do like about Joss Whedon is his capacity to actually kill off characters. Unlike Steven Moffat who still hasn't been able to fully kill a character in a manner that didn't also allow them some sort of "Happily ever after" scenario. *sigh*…

I lost interest about 5 minutes in. Every bit of dialog seemed like it was pre-warmed to become a gifset on Tumblr. Retreading the plot from Iron Man 3 was such a boring mistake. They beat us over the head so much with the metaophor of Millennials' disenfranchisement with the American dream, that I feel like I should…

I'm perfectly calm. Calmer than you are…