I wonder if Justified will go the boring, predictable route and kill off Boyd in the series finale.

More Ray and Marnie, more Ray and Marnie, more Ray and Marnie…

MASH had one or two better Christmas episodes in its first three seasons.

The second season of Twin Peak brought us one of the greatest villains of TV - Windom Earle. The scene of him in the horse costume with Leo alone is worthy enough of having a second season.

I still don't know why they just didn't make this a new Batman series (with Bruce Wayne all grown up). What they're doing now might be good for a few episodes, but not as a series.

You don't have to call him Michael or Myers, just call it The Shape.

Weekend Update needs to have someone along the lines of Dennis Miller, Norm Macdonald, Colin Quinn. Someone with character who doesn't give a fuck. I've always suggested someone like John Leguizamo.

Pamela is great in "Californication" as well.

Meh

Let's not forget that Edward Burns had a cameo!

I've always thought The Lost World was a little better. Definitely better than part 3.

So is Hartnett's character sorta the Quincey Morris from Dracula?

I said it before, and I'll say it again. For a Weekend Update host SNL needs to have someone like the other Colin, Quinn, or Dennis Miller or Norm Macdonald. My suggestion has been John Leguizamo, if he'd do it.

"I Want To Believe" is underrated. Roger Ebert gave it a great review that explains why perfectly. I enjoyed it much better than the first one and all the alien bullshit.

I still don't understand why they just don't make a Batman series.

"Update" needs to go back to a Norm Macdonald, Colin Quinn type of host. Or someone like John Leguizamo. Someone to make people tune in for. Someone a little more ballsy.

I'm sick of the forest too. I'd love to see a more urban setting once in awhile and things on a grander scale. I guess it's the limitations of the budget or whatever.

There are a couple good (and dark) ones in "Rules of Attraction" that would be interesting.

I just saw it, and I can watch an entire film of that one dude doing Jack Nicholson impressions.

The beginnings of Shorty's "Backatown." Loved it. Treme is a beautiful series.