Hey, kids that age are annoying.

He's chubby and has bad skin, TV shorthand for geeky loner, especially when everyone else is beautiful.

Ha! Tobias could be him, all right. Tobias is not long for this world. Madison took his knife, so he's hosed.

The oldest trick in the book to ratchet up tension.

But I like the idea of watching the breakdown in action. When Rick woke up, the apocalypse had happened. It could be interesting to watch how the meltdown went down.

You're talking about the same guy who's in The Big Bang Theory, right?

I just figured he was a badass with a high pain tolerance.

Bonus points for the still from the Colossus of NY on the cover. Saw that when I was about 10 and it really stuck with me.

wow, I was in Catholic grade school, but I don't remember that being a thing.

“And don't tell me God works in mysterious ways”, Yossarian continued

I agree that the theater offers an immersive experience that can't be replicated at home. I can imagine The Ring being really terrifying in a theater because the theater experience makes it easier to overlook the huge plot holes and the annoying false ending.

Wait a minute, I thought Robert Reed was gay.

Wait a minute. I just read upthread. It bothers you that you could see a green screen artifact on a character's face, but you're totally cool with it raining fish in Northern Minnesota in the dead of winter? :D

Not particularly convincing

That would be even stupider than the "crate of fish breaks open and falls from the sky right above Stavros' kid's car." There's no way they can explain the falling fish without it being stupid.

Find me an example of this happening in Minnesota in the winter, and I'll admit I'm wrong that this was an asinine plot device.

From where? The lakes are frozen. Lake Superior if you want to suspend disbelief that far (and Lake Superior does freeze, but it takes longer to freeze a lake that big), but waterspouts don't happen in Minnesota in the winter.

But it can't in a Minnesota snowstorm. Stupid, contrived plot device that nearly ruined the episode for me.

Listen to it. Very catchy, great pop hook.

Davis annoys me, but not as much as his aunt, the boozy family scandal. What a cardboard character. I still watch the show, but I could give a shit about some characters, specifically Davis and Sonny. Davis' constant preaching about NOLA is grating, and Sonny's just kind of dull. If the movie was all Antoine and…