Turning Patriot Games down still haunts him.

They should make American Idol more overtly one.

I miss Bernie Mac

I really liked it too, but honestly I think it ended perfectly.

Check him out in Quarry, where he's practically the same character but it's set in the early 70's and he's much more of a cool customer.

Hey now, that song is made for television. Ask the guys at The Weather Channel.

Never thought I'd say this but I am almost more interested in how this will shape the children's lives more than the adults.

The model of the limited series is very interesting to me. A story too long for a mini-series but not enough to sustain more than two or even one cycles.

You'll get a bit more than you bargained for.

LIKE WHO?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?

Oh you're just jealous

It's those things at least in comparison to earlier work. There are still elements of the earlier, much more complex stuff at play too.

Steven Wilson has a new album coming out this month. Each of his solo albums have been gradually different, staying within a certain style but with enough changes to see a unique character in each one. To The Bone appears to be following in that tradition, this time adopting a more simple and even pop-like approach to…

He also has a movie coming out, Lucky that looks pretty good too.

I read the article thinking it was his big grand piano, not the electric one, which makes more sense.

The Moody Blues

That's available to watch on FilmStruck I believe.

Some movies are left in their wider original aspect ratios. The Martian and The Revanent are widescreen on Cinemax.

Playing the most lovable douchebag in the history of television

That hardly counts, as the band have basically discounted it as being part of their canon.