I love that book. I hate that a lot of people think it romanticises abusive relationships because that is really missing the point.

Ha another one! I feel the same - I find myself preferring female writers

When Will There Be Good News? is probably my favourite

The worst I've seen recently was Christoph Waltz doing an advert (appearing, not just VO) for a freemium iphone game.

I find it really weird that most US viewers don't know that Brooker's primary work is in comedy (and that includes the -Wipe shows)

I think it's a mix of Dushku improving and the show working to accommodate her.

I wonder if the more mundane but sensible option is to go back to Paris in 1919 and work to broker a fairer deal for Germany

Although WWI was pretty much going to happen anyway, given the political state of Europe in the early 20th century.

Or following different time travel rules, your going back in time creates a new separate timeline so that you succeed stopping world war two in that timeline, but the history of your iteration of the world doesn't change.

Ron was established as a Willie Nelson fan though. I assume he just ignores the hippy stuff.

Now that diner owner deserved to be the side character that was venerated - he behaved like a sensible and caring adult.

Franz Ferdinand are from Glasgow and Kaiser Chiefs are from Leeds, man.

Yeah, I guess Art of the Deal has 'didn't inspire Charles Manson' in its favour…

I feel like you're severely missing the point of 1984. Don't worry, seemingly everyone does…

Like when they said that the chances of anything coming from Mars were a million-to-one…

The '88' thing is a neo-Nazi signal, isn't it?

That is basically his actual answer to the tax avoidance thing.

Well, I'm also entirely British, so allow me to say that you've spent this entire thread talking utter bollocks.

I hope you're not disparaging Slow Club

I'm hoping that Thor: Ragnarok is tied into What We Do in the Shadows somehow…