I know! That is the first role I thought of when I saw he was interviewed. Great, (perhaps) underrated performance and film.

Jay S., you are 100% correct. All joking aside.

He also was seeking "closure" after his sister was missing like 3 days. Something's up with that guy.

He seemed genuinely hurt when Eazy-E fired him at the end of the movie.

He did more than fuck up the case. He seemed to actively work to frame his own client. Disbarment for the guy is too lenient.

I'm pretty sure Decker predates this all-media focus on Trump as politician, but Decker's mannerisms/delivery sure seem based on the guy. Am I reading into this?

Does the tract "Lisa's Father" actually exist? Anyone?

Or perhaps the trailer was actually aimed at you. You were watching with your kids, right?

You beat me to it, Cliffy.

Hmm…needs more god.

*sigh* Yeah.

Well put. Oh, and I absolutely loved this.

Yes, thanks! Little Dude. That was some top-notch comedy right there.

She was just brilliant on the episode where she transforms into an ape-man (or just a man, really). Very funny.

I imagine the other guy's logic went something like this: Albeit a '70s period piece, Chinatown mostly resembles a stereotypical noir (with a cynical detective, a murder mystery and a femme fatale), while the Third Man resembles more Hitchcock (with a bumbling American abroad, mixed up with spies and in what only…

I saw this series recently and highly recommend it. The actors are all amateurs and the acting itself is a bit awkward, but it's that small-town Twin Peaks weirdness that makes the story so compelling. And the guy with the tics who plays the lead detective is simply amazing.

Meanwhile, I thought it was Tom Sizemore.

And they're in a reality where 140 million people disappear in an instant without explanation. Is it really that far-fetched, in this reality, that a catatonic woman might wake up for a few hours? I would think the term "reasonable doubt" might be tested on a daily basis in such a reality.

Ironically, Daniels will probably win the lawsuit by filing an "anti-SLAPP" motion.

Thanks, will check it out.