Wouldn't you know, considering your username?

He had to survive if he appears in Season 1, right?

How come last week's posting didn't have the full video?

Two questions:
Is the TV Series planning an alternate ending from the books?
Has Martin chosen someone he wants to finish the books just in case he doesn't?

How dramatic is the difference between each version?

Also sad that Dylan fellow never did much after Blowin' in the Wind. I mean, what an anthem, right?

Great choice.

It's nowhere near as bad as this review makes it out to be. Some moments were actually very moving.

Most of the AV Club community seems to have outgrown Nickelodeon by the time Spongebob came on the air, so not that much appreciation is given to how classic its first three seasons are.

The NBC Comedy Block was also three hours and included that show, Perfect Couples.

Go to the discussion thread for the series finale.

Since Bay has made films with a more positive reception (The Rock, Pain and Gain), he'll probably have another higher-quality effort come out at some point.

Well, if the Film Club series is going to cover a movie that's already been reviewed earlier in the week, every new release is guaranteed to get at least two articles.

The comments have also barely mentioned "Caroline, No," possibly the saddest song on Pet Sounds.

He sounds very articulate and down to earth in any interview from the 60s and 70s, so it's very unfortunate to see the mental state he's ended up in. He's gone through a lot.

You're hired.

Finally gave Time Out of Mind a listen. I love it. I really like Lanois' production on it, which I guess has received criticism. If I were to change one thing about the album, it would be the track listing. I'd put Make You Feel My Love at the very end after Highlands.

There should be an AVQ&A over what's the best Bob Dylan album.

Love succeeded with Smile.

Wow, really? What are some examples, and did any of them end up being successful?