i guess it kinda depends on if the space outside the fence is supposed to be technically part of district 12 too.  because then everyone could live in one town but the district would still be province sized.

the post it note in tina's bed cracked me up

i watch m*a*s*h all the time on history channel repeats.  i wasn't exactly alive for its original run though, so i can't really say if it "holds up"

yep, sure does!

also, ray's gun is engraved with the name Barbara, and pam's graffiti said "Pam: smooth like cheddar, fresh from the farm"

[SPOILERS] also, i was impressed with how well the author was able to make me give a shit about people who seemed to die 3 pages later in the 2nd book

or, y'know, spellcheck?

did they even give her some whacked out sunglasses?  without those, how is anyone supposed to be elton john?

apparently in the states it got pre-empted for nascar or something.  it still aired new in canada though

"from chimpan-a to chimpan-z"

yeahh, there seems to be a few problems like that

yeah season 4 in particular seemed to benefit from marathoning it as opposed to week-by-week watching

shirtless, not naked.  and his hair is like 6 feet long

the second she said she wouldn't take it off it was pretty much guaranteed she was naked

"that's just semantics."  "spoilers?"

naw, the inlaws are transformers.

but then who would get the threeway belt???

yeah i yelled at the judges when they said mondo's looked junior.  kenley's looked like a 6 year old should be wearing it

i watched the wire last month, and i watched 6-8 episodes at a time, if i could.  because of the MASSIVE cast size, it was much easier to follow what was going on when i marathoned it.  i usually stopped between each ep to read a review of it, but of all shows, i think that the wire is one that benefits from watching…

so house actually finished years ago when those things first happened, and now it's just a mass hallucination?